Over the years, we’ve gained extensive experience working with customers across the UK and carefully listening to their needs. That’s why we’ve expanded our range to include the Premium Design Glass Veranda – a modern, upgraded alternative to our trusted Classic model.
A quick comparison highlighting the key differences between the two options:
If you’d like to dive into the details, we’ve got you covered. Below, we answer the most common questions about our products that we hear from homeowners .
It’s a fixed glass roof attached to the back or side of your house, typically above patio doors. The designers built it with a durable, powder-coated aluminium frame that resists weather, rust, bending, and creaking. On top sit toughened glass panels that offer shelter while letting in natural light.
It keeps you dry, unlike a pergola that offers little cover. This makes outdoor living easier, no matter the weather.
It’s a clean and modern veranda that quickly adds to your outdoor living space. Once you set it up, it becomes a natural part of your life.
On paper, pergolas and glass verandas may look alike. They are structures that sit above your patio to define an outdoor space. But when it comes to real-life use, especially with UK weather, glass verandas come out on top.
Pergolas usually have an open or slatted roof and offer some shade, but little to no protection from wind or rain. They look great in summer, but people rarely use them in colder months.
Glass verandas, in contrast, offer full rain cover, and when fitted with side screens or sliding panels, they also block wind. They last, serve throughout the year, and remain easy to maintain. If you want an outdoor area that actually works—not just looks good in photos—glass wins.
Prices vary depending on materials, size and features. Basic polycarbonate roofs can start at about £4,000 to £5,000.
Fully glazed models with extras, like lighting or sliding panels, cost between £6,000 and £10,000.
Our 3×4m roof veranda has toughened safety glass and powder-coated aluminium. It starts at £4,200, including installation. This is a high-quality product at a good price.
Costs depend on:
It’s a great addition to your home and a long-term investment in how you use your living area.
Polycarbonate might seem like a budget-friendly option – but it’s cheaper for a reason.
Yes, you’ll save a few hundred pounds upfront with plastic. But a glass roof veranda lasts longer, looks better, and adds more value to your home.
The good news is, many verandas fall under permitted development rights. If your structure:
…you likely won’t need planning permission.
But: if your home is listed, in a conservation area, or already extended – it’s best to check. Local councils usually reply quickly, and we can help guide you through it.
Bottom line: For most homes, a glass veranda is a simple, low-hassle improvement.
A glass veranda creates usable space, not just cover. You can turn it into:
Open sides give it an airy feel, but you stay protected from the worst of the weather. Our product offers comfort and convenience.
It helps you make the most of your garden. This space is functional and stylish. It looks great with both modern and traditional glass rooms.
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