Garden Window Buyers Guide
What are Garden Windows?
Shaped like mini greenhouses, garden windows feature an extended box shape that lets light in from all sides, including the top. The left and right side windows open and close easily with casement-style cranks, allowing you to let in plenty of ventilation when needed, while locking securely in place when not in use. A tempered glass shelf gives you two levels on which to grown an indoor herb garden, or house other sun-loving plants, or feature your favorite picture frames and other decorative items.
Benefits of Garden Windows
Garden windows are a perfect addition over your kitchen sink!
- Add space, sunlight, and fresh air to your home
- Easy crank-open operation for left and right windows
- Multi-point locking system for security
- Tempered glass shelf for additional storage and display space
- Energy-efficient low-e glass lets in sunlight while minimizing heat
- Unique design gives the feeling of additional space in your kitchen and sets your home apart
Improveit’s Garden Windows
Improveit’s garden windows give you greenhouse style without the “greenhouse effect” of a high-humidity environment. Our secret is the exclusive Thermostat smart glass in all windows, which blocks out excess heat and harmful UV rays from the sun, while still letting in plenty of light. With a kitchen garden window, your herbs and plants will get the sunlight they need without getting scorched, and your décor and kitchen finishes will be protected from UV fading.
Window Design options
Performax54 Windows Are Available In These Colors
Exterior: White
Interior: White
Exterior: Beige
Interior: Beige
Exterior: Brown
Interior: White
Exterior: Clay
Interior: White
Exterior: White
Interior: Wood
Exterior: Beige
Interior: Wood
Exterior: Any
Interior: Any
Garden Window vs. Bay Window
Looking for ways to add more space and sunlight to your kitchen? While garden windows and bay windows both accomplish that goal, their structure and best uses are a bit different. Here’s a look at how garden windows and bay windows compare and contrast:
Garden Window
- Brings additional light and ventilation into the home
- Extends out from the exterior wall to create more space
- Single unit with fixed center and top (“roof”) window with operable casements on the left and right
- Built-in base serves as a deep windowsill shelf
- Tempered glass shelf for additional display area
- Smaller than bay windows, not designed to be used as a window seat and will not accommodate added weight beyond plants and décor items.
- Ideal for use over kitchen sinks.
- Minimum and maximum window sizes apply.
Bay Window
- Brings additional light and ventilation into the home
- Extends out from the exterior wall to create more space
- Single unit with three windows in your choice of casement, double-hung, or fixed, and no top “roof” window
- Built-in oak or birch bench seat
- No additional shelving
- Often used to create window seat areas in living spaces..
- Heavy assemblies may require additional structural framing for installation.
- Ideal for living, dining, and bedroom spaces
- Minimum and maximum window sizes apply.
