This is the best picture I have. It is Marvin Integrity Wood Ultrex wood inside/fiberglass outside. They are casements opening left and right. The center trim piece is fixed. Marvin Ultimate makes a large casement which is a French door style creating a very large opening.

I have an Anderson 400 casement, bay window. It's white vinyl outside with wood interior. The center window does not open.

Here's ours. Don't recall the model but they are Andersen. Center window is fixed. Outside windows have screens (removed for this photo). The mullions are removable. I believe when we ordered this we could choose the number of lites or have just plain. The entire unit is approximately 6'.

I have Pella wood clad casement on my windows- kitchen window is plain- cause its small but all the other windows have mullions- not removable it is the Pella Architect series from 10 yrs ago. Hard to see in this pic cause of the shuters

dilly_ny - do you still like your bay window? If you did your kitchen over again, would you put in the same window? I like it but I think the expense may be more than I'm budgeted for.

Elphaba - I love the window. I love that I have a nice big space for plants. I actually have a huge vase of flowers there most of the time.

I've only had the window a year and yes, I would do it again. For me, the window was a compromise because I couldn't do a 6ft window like Nhbaskets, but I wanted an oversized window.

The window has removeable grills, optional.

Note that Pella offer an option to get blinds in the window, between the two panes of glass. If privacy is an issue, its a nice option. My Mom has that.

I splurged on the window over the sink in the place I'm moving into soon. It's a Marvin ultimate awning window: a single pane of glass 6' wide by 4' tall, hinged at the top. I splurged even more and got it made in cherry, to match my cabinets. I think it is going to look very nice, but since the wood isn't varnished yet and the countertops aren't in (Monday, I hope), it's hard to know for sure.

I'll try to post a picture in a day or two.

edit: fixed the link

This post was edited by lwerner on Thu, Jul 4, 13 at 7:20

dilly_ny - I know this is an older thread but if you see this, do you know how wide your Andersen bay window is over the sink? Thanks. Great (and helpful!) thread!

I bought about a zillion windows for our recent renovation/addition (including kitchen) and I chose Marvin Integrity based on recommendations in the Windows forum here and other places. They are fiberglass exterior and wood (painted) interior. We've only had them a few months, but so far, I've liked them. The builder had never seen them before, but they seemed to like them. The other option I looked at was Jeld Wen aluminum-clad (with painted wood interior), and although my builder was familiar with those ones (his go-to window), I thought the Marvin Integrity were better, and the fiberglass has a lot going for it. There are many "levels" of each manufacturer, so be sure to look at specific lines/levels to know what you get with each manufacturer for a given price. I think my windows averaged about $500 each, more for the largest and most complex.

You can get any size/style you like. They have zillions of standard sizes. I went with mostly double hung but a few casement and awnings as well. I'd go with casement or DH above your sinks -- consider screen (inside vs outside the glass) and ease of opening (reach up to middle of window for DH . . . or just to the bottom sill for casement) . . . as well as looks.