Country Based Couple Enjoy Beautiful Scenic Views through Frameless Juliet Balconies. The Balconette team were recently appointed to provide two Frameless Juliet Balconies for a large 14 metre wide loft conversion project with main contractor Touchstone Lofts.
Complementing the extensive glazing in this Staffordshire new-build house are two Balconette glass balconies chosen to maintain the sunny west-facing views over open fields.
Spencer Gibson and his wife Catherine built their contemporary home on a generous plot in the garden of what was their previous property, a farmhouse near Burton-on-Trent.
This ‘head-turning’ cantilevered glass balcony, supplied by Balconette, has delighted Essex couple Martyn and Jacqueline Woodland by fulfilling their long-held desire to have a balcony from which to enjoy countryside views from their recently-extended property.
Glass was the balustrading material of choice for this large renovated patio at an East Sussex home that enjoys spectacular unspoilt views across adjoining countryside.
Julie and Paul Dove selected a 2,180mm-wide Frameless Juliet balcony to provide the required barrier to French Doors in their first-floor master bedroom of their Cotswolds home.
The floor-to-ceiling doors, flanked by tall glass panels either side, allow maximum natural light into the room and make the most of far-reaching views over adjacent countryside near Chipping Campden.
Mr. Fricker has installed Balconette’s Aerofoil Glass Balustrade in our Royal Chrome Anodised finish at his Bristol home.
“As well as the quality from a safety point of view, we are really happy with the look of the modern clean design. Plus it was really easy to fit.”
The good looks and simplicity of Balconette’s Juliet Balconies work so well for Essex-based builder Jason Smith of Woodridge Building Services that he’s installed their Juliets on two properties within a few weeks.
Seeing the sun stream through your windows is one of the best ways to start your day. Unless of course your glass isn’t looking its best. Watermarks, dust and grime really show up in the sunshine. Instead of enjoying your day, you end up calling a window cleaner or getting out the ladder and cleaning the windows yourself.
Juliet balconies are increasingly popular and deservedly so. Often used in apartments or added to bedrooms and upstairs living room areas, they can transform a dark or dull room. Open up a small window or part of a wall and you make the most of your view and add extra daylight for a bright and spacious feeling. If you’re adding a Juliet balcony to your property, either as part of a new-build project or a renovation, the railings you choose have a significant bearing on the final appearance of your project.
A Frameless Glass Juliet Balcony is simply a sheet of glass that provides a clear protective and highly-aesthetic barrier for a balcony on or above first-floor level.
Popular with homeowners, architects and designers, a frameless solution is an elegant, simple and highly-effective solution for all types of properties.
With no spindles or rails to block the view, the Balconette Frameless Glass Juliet balcony is an unobtrusive and secure solution for French Doors, and spans up to 3.3 metres wide.
Whether you’re renovating an existing home, adding a new extension or even self-building, why not consider a Frameless Juliet balcony to create a feeling of spaciousness and to bring in the light.
