From the roof to the walls, the lighting and the sun shading: this is what you can choose yourself. Everything is custom work, and we charge no surcharge for custom work.
Above you
The roof decides how much light comes in and how your veranda feels. You choose the material for the roof and for the gable infill, the triangular panel beside the roof.
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A roof of glass or polycarbonate, or no roof at all. Which material suits depends on the light you want and the position of your garden. We give a 5-year warranty on polycarbonate roof panels.
The gable infill is the triangular panel beside the roof. You have it closed with glass or polycarbonate, or leave it open.
Around you
Walls decide how open or sheltered your veranda is, from a fixed aluminium wall to glass you can slide open.
Solid aluminium walls give shelter and privacy. They come in various sizes and colours, so they suit your home and garden.
Tinted glass softens the sunlight and generally gives more privacy, while you can still see out.
Sliding walls and sliding doors in high-quality glass close your veranda when you need it and open it up when you want.
Atmosphere and comfort
Lighting, sun shading and heating make your veranda pleasant to use in the evening and in other seasons too.
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Recessed spots in the roof give atmosphere and light in the evening, with no lamps hanging in the way. You tell us whether you want them; how many and where, we talk through with you.
Sun shading keeps harsh sunlight and heat out and gives you shade whenever you want it. Automatic, for the sides and for the roof.
Want to use your veranda in the colder months too? It can be fully closed, with heating options. Which options suit your situation, we talk through with you.
Comparison
The roof is one of the biggest choices. These are the general differences, as a guide.
| Feature | Glass | Polycarbonate |
|---|---|---|
| Light | Clear, plenty of daylight | Soft and diffuse |
| Heat in summer | Can heat up a lot | Generally heats up more slowly |
| Rain noise | Generally quieter | Generally more audible |
| Weight | Heavier | Lighter |
| Price level | Generally higher | Generally lower |
General rules of thumb: what suits best depends on the panels you choose, the position of your garden and the rest of your design. Sun shading or tinted glass can limit heat build-up.
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