Are you considering glazing your balcony or terrace?
Are you considering glazing your balcony or terrace? Confused about it? Do you have dilemmas or uncertainties? Then you are in the right place. Here we will provide you with all the necessary information when it comes to this topic.
What are the benefits of glazing the balcony?
Of course, the first advantage is certainly more usable space. You have that space in the garden with a terrace or balcony, but you have a limited opportunity to use that space.
With glazing, that space becomes your living space that you use to the fullest, 365 days a year, day and night.
In addition, you benefit from the aesthetic appearance of your facility. The beautiful design that you get with glazing will give your space another dimension and a much more luxurious look.
The third advantage of this is that you would get heat. By closing the space itself, it will be much more comfortable throughout the year, especially if you heat it. Enjoying a beautiful view and a sunny day will always remain the same for you. Enjoy with a hot cup of coffee or tea at any time of the year, protected from showers and stormy winds.
Full glazing of the balcony "High glazing".
If you are thinking about the complete glazing of the balcony, then we are talking about the glazing of the entire wall, so that you first get more natural light into your space and will make your stay much more comfortable. Also, when it comes to glazing over the entire wall, your space will look much bigger. With frameless glazing, you are guaranteed a clear view after glazing creates such an effect.
The building itself will look very modern, and in addition, it will make your home more connected to the environment, since the openings will be significantly larger and only glass will separate you from the outside.
Of course, you have to pay more attention to cleaning in that case, because the maintenance surface becomes much larger!
Standard balcony glazing "Low glazing".
When we say standard balcony glazing, we mean glazing where one part (upper) is glazed and the other part of the wall (lower) is not. This type of balcony glass, unlike the full one, lets in less natural light, but gives you more privacy.
In addition, cleaning and maintenance require much less effort and care.
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