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A corner window is placed where two outside walls come together, letting in more daylight
and offering wider views. You can choose from fixed picture windows, kitchen corner windows,
bay-style units, or custom setups with windows that open for ventilation.
Unlike a bay window that protrudes from one wall, a corner window usually fits along the
corner of the house or wraps the glass around both sides.
Custom-shape windows installed across residential projects
Over 20 years of experience in corner window replacement
Available in 7 provinces across Canada
Custom corner windows for any opening size
| Corner Picture Window | Corner Kitchen Window | Corner Window Combination | Corner Bay Window |
|---|---|---|---|
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✅ Living rooms; ✅ Dining rooms; ✅ View-facing walls | ✅ Kitchen sinks; ✅ Breakfast areas; ✅ Compact kitchens. | ✅ Bedrooms; ✅ Offices; ✅ Family rooms. | ✅ Living rooms; ✅ Front rooms; ✅ Larger openings. |
| Offers a wider view with fixed glass on two sides, giving your space a clean, modern look | Lets in more daylight and helps your kitchen feel more open, without the need for a large bay window | Combines fixed glass with casement or awning windows, so you can enjoy both great views and fresh air | Adds extra light and dimension to your project if it needs a corner-style feature that stands out |
Note: The prices listed in the table are average estimates and may change depending
on your window size, style, glass choices, and installation. For the most accurate
pricing, contact us today to receive a detailed free quote and consultation.
| Setup | x2 Double-pane | x3 Triple-pane |
|---|---|---|
| Small corner window combination | $1,420 – $1,580 | $1,610 – 1,750 |
| Medium corner picture window setup | $2,050 – $2,130 | $2,250 – $2,360 |
| Large corner window combination | $3,270 – $3,415 | $3,610 – $3,915 |
Yes, corner windows can be energy efficient if they use insulated glass, Low-E coatings, Argon gas, good sealing, and are installed by professionals. Because they have more glass, choosing the right energy-efficient glass is especially important in Canadian climates.
Yes, depending on the design. Many corner windows are fixed, but you can also combine them with casement or awning windows if you want to open them for ventilation.
No. A corner window is placed where two outside walls meet. A bay window sticks out from one wall and usually has three angled window sections.
Corner windows are great for living rooms, kitchens, dining rooms, offices, stairways, or any room with a nice view where you want more light and an open feeling.
We are always happy to chat with our customers face-to-face. Feel free to visit any of our showrooms across Canada to learn more about our products and services.
