Questions & answers

Every job is made to measure, so the price depends on the size, the glass and how it is fixed. We give you an exact price after a free site visit.

No. The site visit and written quote are free, with no obligation.

It lists what we will supply and fit, such as the glass, fixings, steelwork or decking, so you know exactly what you are paying for before we start.

A rough idea of what you want, your postcode and, if you can, a couple of photos of the space. Measurements are a bonus but not needed.

Yes. We are happy to work from drawings and fit in with your builder’s programme.

Often, yes, for a new raised balcony or roof terrace. We will tell you what applies to your home and can supply drawings for your application.

Often not, because they do not create a space you can step out onto. We will check for your home.

Yes. We use toughened or laminated safety glass at the right height and thickness, and can supply test data for building control.

For a balcony or terrace on a house, the guarding is usually at least 1100mm high. Stairs and landings inside a house usually need 900mm. We build to the height your space needs.

Frameless glass gives the clearest view, post and rail suits tricky edges and privacy glass, and a bespoke frame balcony is for homes with no balcony yet. We advise at the free site visit.

Yes. We use toughened or laminated safety glass at the thickness the height and use require, and it is fixed to meet UK Building Regulations.

Yes. Frosted or tinted glass is a popular choice where a balcony faces neighbours.

Steelwork can be powder coated in any RAL colour, so it can match your windows, doors or cladding.

Galvanising and powder coating protect the steel from the weather for many years.

It depends on the job. A Juliet balcony is often fitted in a day once it has been made; a new balcony with a steel frame takes longer. We give you a timescale with your quote.

Yes. We strip out rotten timber or tired railings and fit new decking and glass.

Yes. We have fixing methods that keep a waterproof or tanked roof watertight.

Yes. We can replace old spindles with a glass balustrade on most staircases and landings.

Warm soapy water or a normal glass cleaner and a soft cloth. Avoid scouring pads, which can scratch the glass and the steel.

Get in touch with a photo. Panels are made to measure, so we can make and fit a matching replacement.