Glass roofs
Flood your house with light
Supporting large glass roofs
We use low iron glass beams or thin powder coated steel T bars. As all fixings are covered, the glass still maintains a frameless appearance.
Imperative to any design is the glass specification. All to often we find competitors using glass that is too thin as it's cheaper and lighter to carry. This keeps both labour and material costs down. However glass over a certain size and height needs to be laminated for both building control and more importantly your safety.
We are always happy to discuss projects, so pick up the phone and call us for no obligation friendly advice.
Silicon Joints
Silicon work is a highly skilled job. We use the best structural silicon on the market and
only allow our most experienced fitters to complete the work. It's very easy for an inexperienced fitter to make a mess and leave an installation exposed to leaks or an unsightly finish.
Colour Matched Flashings
All our glass installations come with the option of bespoke flashings which are fabricated in our workshop and sent for powder coating. We take a great deal of time chasing
out walls and ensuring that our glazing has a slick finish. Like all glazing work the difference between well installed powder coated aluminium flashings
and something quick and easy has a vast impact on the overall finish. Never opt
for lead as it looks dated and also can leech onto the glass causing permanent staining.
Bespoke hidden gutters
We fabricate our own bespoke gutters and downpipe in powder coated aluminium to match the rest of the glazing.
A standard plastic gutter contrasts with a contemporary glass roof and can completely ruin the aesthetic.