Framing a "false bay window"

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Framing a "false bay window"

From: tarah@mediaone.net
Category: Windows and Doors
Remote Name: 24.167.194.231
Date: 18 Aug 2001
Time: 11:09 AM

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We'd like to put a bay window in our living room. A true bay window alone costs about $1200 (not including labor to install it). If we purchase a single picture window and two individual casements for either side to create a "false bay", the costs is about $770 for just the windows (again, doesn't include framing/labor).

Where can I find plans on how to bump out a wall to frame for a "false bay window"?

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