Whether you are enjoying a garden, terrace or the views from a balcony, it is great to be outdoors – weather permitting. On breezier summer days (or indeed at any other time of the year), glass wind screens patios provide that extra protection from the elements when relaxing in your private outdoor space.
Thinking of adding a structural glass balustrade to your property? Then as well as major decisions such as configuration and whether you install the structural base channel above or below floor level, there are smaller decisions that affect the way your finished glass balustrade looks. Glass balustrade capping is one of those choices.
Despite being a popular choice for architects and interior designers, many people shy away from installing glass balustrades because of safety concerns. Glass has a reputation for being fragile and easy to break, so instead many people opt for wood or metal balustrades.
When your home enjoys stunning views along the Jurassic coastline, enhanced by the sweeping curves and clear glass of Balconette’s balustrading system, it’s clear there are few better places for peace and relaxation than a gorgeous balcony.
Specialists Balconette supplied and fitted their Orbit balustrade on eight luxury apartments in this award-winning, five-storey development on Seaton seafront in East Devon. Echoing the curves of Lyme Bay, the sinuous balconies make a dramatic visual statement on the prominently positioned building.
The contemporary, clean lines of Frameless glass Juliet balconies supplied by Balconette perfectly complement the striking exteriors of a new individually designed development in Exeter.
Providing protection on windy days, this stylish Balconette Aerofoil glass balustrade is the perfect solution for soaking up the sunshine – and enjoying the rural views – in complete comfort.
Bruce and Heather Crawford self-installed the balustrade, topped with an Aerofoil handrail, to create a sheltered west-facing terrace behind their home near Banbridge, Northern Ireland.
Install a glass Juliet balcony and you can instantly enhance the enjoyment of your home with increased natural light, more ventilation and a closer connection with the outside world.
“Well-made, sturdy and with the best aesthetics” – that is the verdict of Staffordshire homeowners Dave Fenton and Nicky Tagg on their Balconette glass Juliet balcony.
With stunning far-reaching vistas over the Gower Peninsula, this custom-made oak frame and Balconette Glass Balustrade is perfect for relaxing and watching the sunset. No wonder that homeowner Malcolm Arnall wishes he had installed it 10 years go.
Glass balconies supplied by Balconette complement the high specification and expensive feel of these two bespoke prestigious properties in Hastings, according to the developer.
“The products are of good quality and add a look of luxury,” comments Nicola Piper, Sales Manager at Gemselect, which built the three-storey family homes on an elevated site at Campkin Gardens overlooking open countryside.
