 | September 27, 2012 | How About a Bay Window? | | | 
Our product testers got their needle stuck on a rating of 10.0 for this product. No matter what test criteria (quality, design, ease of installation, etc.) they considered for the Simonton Impressions Bay Window, the number was the same: a perfect 10.
This bay window (starting at $2,000) features a combination of 30- and 45-degree angles, with a fixed center window and two flanking windows; the flanking windows can be fixed or operable casement or single-hung units. A special cable support system eliminates the need for two different cable lengths and the use of knee braces or corbels to support the bay during installation. The windows feature Low-E glass and a host of available styles and options, including ultra-efficient glass packages.
Wes Beack, Little Falls, MN: "The bay window came exactly as ordered, so I didn't have to adjust the rough opening at all. The window looks beautiful and makes the room look much bigger and brighter."
Mark Bahe, Sumner, IA: "The cable support system and clamps work very well and made it easy to install. You just lag the brackets to the wall above the window, slide the cable through and tighten it up."
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