High quality standard and bespoke outdoor living products designed to create additional beautiful outdoor space protected from the often great, but extremely variable British weather.
Do glass verandas get hot underneath?In most cases, no, a glass veranda won’t feel noticeably hotter than sitting in direct sunlight without one.Because the structure is open on the sides and front, air can circulate freely, preventing heat from building up. The glass itself (typically 8–12mm toughened safety glass) isn’t a strong insulator, so it doesn’t trap heat in the way a fully enclosed space would.On very still, hot days, you may notice a slight increase in warmth, but this is usually just the natural effect of the sun rather than heat being trapped by the glass.Glass verandas do offer some protection by filtering a portion of harmful UV rays, making them more comfortable than sitting fully exposed.If you want greater control over heat and glare, there are two popular options:
Retractable under or over roof blinds – the most effective solution, allowing you to block direct sun and reduce heat at the touch of a button
Tinted or solar control glass – helps reduce glare and heat gain, ideal for south-facing installations
For most homeowners, adding a retractable blind provides the best balance of light, shade, and temperature control throughout the day.Glass Verandas with retractable awning
