Curved glass balustrades and balconies by Balcony Systems. Years of on-site experience with self builders, renovators, building contractors and architects have made us a leading supplier of curved glass balustrades, including curved handrails.
PLEASE NOTE we no longer manufacture curved glass sliding doors – see the announcement here
Adding a curved sliding patio door to their Victorian home in Epping Forest has added impact, opened up views to the garden and created a highly-valued new living space for Nick Bowman and his partner Anne.
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Balcony Systems supplied more than 30 metres of curved windows and sliding curved doors to create a unique statement in the vaulted Day Room at the Royal Alfred Seafarers’ Society flagship nursing home, residential care and housing centre. READ MORE > CURVED DOORS – END OF PRODUCTION NOTICE Please note that due to a refocusing
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Published in Specification Magazine Architects and designers are always looking for inspiration and fresh ideas or just to add a whole new perspective to their next projects. One way of achieving this is to use curved instead of straight glass to create stunning visual impact. Balcony Systems Ltd has now made this possible with the
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One of Balcony’s largest-ever curved sliding glass doors has been installed at a new £3.5 million visitor and education centre dedicated to the Battle of Britain overlooking the English Channel in Kent. Read the full story here The Wing, which is home to the interactive Scramble Experience, was officially opened by Her Majesty The
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Nestled in the West Sussex countryside, this spectacular new residence built by developer Lodgecrest and main contractor Southgold exudes a ‘great sense of theatre’ with dramatic curving shapes enhanced by curved patio doors and balustrading supplied by Balcony Systems. Named ‘Eclipse’ after its slim curved shape The striking two-storey property stands in over
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