If you are an indoor plant enthusiast, you probably already know about garden windows. If you have only just discovered your green thumb, then a garden window might be new for you.
They are a trendy window option, particularly in the kitchen, and can allow you to grow herbs, flowers, and indoor plants with ease.
So, if you are considering replacing the windows in your home, a garden window is worth looking into.
What are Garden Windows?
A garden window is a solution you never knew you needed for growing healthy year-round plants.
It also increases the sunlight and warmth your indoor space gets and allows you to grow beautiful, fragrant herbs all year.
It also increases the sunlight and warmth your indoor space gets and allows you to grow beautiful, fragrant herbs all year.
In the past, garden windows were notoriously cold, hot, and leaky. They did not offer energy-efficient climate control. If you attempted to grow herbs in a garden window, chances are they would suffer from the extreme summer heat or winter cold.
At Thermal King, we use an exclusive triple-insulated EGIII KR IS Glass System. This triple glass system makes the window 250% better than other windows and 93% more efficient.
The top portion of the window is double glass with a laminated glass layer which protects the window from falling objects. This is an important feature as the window protrudes from the house.
Why are Garden Windows Popular?
They are popular because they allow more natural light into your space. You can also add tempered glass interior shelves, making them a handy storage option.
At Thermal King, we design our windows to be almost maintenance-free. They are one of the best value-for-money window options for your home. Although they are very expensive upfront, you get four windows in one opening. The benefit is that they are not priced like four windows.
A garden window is ideal when placed above a kitchen sink because it creates an area for you to grow herbs or indoor plants and offers added storage space.
What is the Difference Between a Garden Window and a Bay Window?
A garden window is often placed above the kitchen sink, while a traditional bay window or a bow window is usually found in the living room or bedroom.
A garden window is often placed above the kitchen sink, while a traditional bay window or a bow window is usually found in the living room or bedroom.
A box bay window is made up of 90° and can also commonly be found above a kitchen sink. A bay or bow window is usually used in front of a house as opposed to a box window.
Traditional bay windows often have a seating area or an alcove for a table, making them a feature in your home. A garden window is also a feature, just on a smaller scale.
Thermal King is the Best Choice for Quality Windows
Choosing the right windows for your home is important, but choosing the right installer is even more crucial.
At Thermal King, we custom-make each window to suit the available space. This allows us to work with the existing window openings in your home and to create not only a beautiful end product but an efficient one.
We can expertly install numerous style windows and commonly get asked to add garden windows to people’s homes. Not only do they offer more natural light, but they are an excellent storage solution that doesn’t use up existing kitchen space.
Contact us for a free estimate if you are considering garden windows in your home.
