Glass Extensions

Super Insulated Columns - Super insulated columns are essential when installing glass extensions here in the Midlands. Made from polystyrene that has been enriched with styropor carbon, these do a superb job of trapping warmth inside an extension. They are wrapped in a breathable membrane and aluminium cladding.

Perimeter Pelmet - Installed internally at the same height as the roofline, the perimeter pelmet provides homeowners with a range of practical benefits. Firstly, it will help aid the thermal performance of the glass extension, improving heat retention. They can also hold our central lighting panels, for a ‘room-like’ appeal.

In-Line Columns - If your customer is looking to have a larger glass extension installed in their home, you can also offer in-line columns for better insulation. Although the corner columns deliver excellent levels of thermal efficiency, these in-line columns will help make sure that a bigger extension is warm during winter.

Enhanced Roofline - Older conservatories and extensions will often have substandard roofline. On the other hand, these glass extensions will offer your customers with top of the range guttering, which, in turn, will help prevent damp spots. This is incredibly appealing to the modern homeowner in East Midlands.

Central Lighting Panel - The central lighting panel is installed into the perimeter pelmet or into a level area on the centre of a flat or double hipped roof. They are structurally sound enough to hold larger light features including chandeliers. They can also be fitted with speaker systems, making the extension feel more ‘room-like’.

Decorative Cornice - Designed to conceal any trim, brackets, end caps and the roofline, decorative cornices give glass extensions a classy finish. Available in 1, 2 or 3 tiered options, they can also be manufactured in a wide array of different colours to suit any windows or doors that the customers may also be having installed.