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Yes, a key advantage of a high quality glass veranda is that it can be further enclosed over time
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Rainwater that lands on the glass roof runs downwards to integrated guttering built into the front support beam of the veranda, then runs down through the front support posts (which double as concealed downpipes) to discharge at the base.
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We can check whether planning permission is likely to be needed before work starts and advise you accordingly.
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Glass verandas are supplied with a manufacturer guarantee covering the aluminium structure and components, with separate cover for any electric elements such as motorised blinds.
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As all our glass verandas are made to measure and there is a manufacturing lead time after ordering, which varies by brand, size, specification and the season.
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Very much so. Aluminium framed glass verandas are very well established in Northern Europe and growing fast in the UK precisely because they offer excellent protection from rain, and we get plenty of it.
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Veranda roofs are typically toughened safety glass or, as a lower cost alternative, polycarbonate.
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Any veranda needs a solid foundation to anchor the main front support posts and prevent movement in high winds, but they do not need traditional building foundations like any house extension does constructed under building regulations
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The glass veranda is possibly one the very best all round outdoor weather protection systems for use in the UK, both for domestic and commercial applications.
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Although the term ‘veranda’ in widely adopted now for either polycarbonate or glass structures providing protection from the rain the general reason for having one at al remains the same…
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