1. Choose the roof
Explore fixed glass, polycarbonate or opening roofs. Each creates a different balance of light and shelter.
Explore verandasMORE ROOM TO ENJOY
The garden.
With an inside feel.
Make more usable space for dining, relaxing and entertaining, with a Deponti roof system, compatible sliding glass doors and suitable outdoor heating.
An alternative to a full extension.
For extra leisure space, a glazed outdoor room can be a cost-effective alternative to a conventional extension. Choose a roof and enclosure around the way you want to use it, then discuss the finishing touches with us.
We can discuss suitable heaters, lighting, masonry walls and other bespoke building work. Foundations, drainage, access, electrics and structural requirements are assessed before we provide a quotation for the complete project. The amount of any saving depends on the specification and the extension you compare it with.
Start with the way you’ll use it.
- A dining area with an open view of the garden.
- A sheltered spot for coffee and relaxed evenings.
- Glass doors that open back in good weather.
- Lighting and compatible accessories for the finishing touches.
How an outdoor room comes together
2. Add the enclosure
Fiano glass doors and suitable side panels can create a more enclosed feel. Compatibility is checked against the structure.
Explore glass doors3. Finish the space
Consider lighting, shade and heating where compatible. The quote will separate included equipment from upgrades.
Explore accessoriesComfort, cost and permissions
Discuss seasonal comfort, ventilation and how you plan to use the space. Single-glazed outdoor enclosures should not be presented as equivalent to an insulated extension. Planning and building regulations need a project-specific check before installation.
Plan your outdoor room