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Bespoke glass verandas and glass rooms

See what makes each glass veranda different, then choose a size and explore guide prices online. Compare rooflines, glazing packages and warranties before planning your bespoke specification.

What makes this model different

See the difference before you choose.

Start with the roof shape, supporting profiles and front edge, then check what the package includes. Similar garden photographs can show different structures or optional glazing.

Model	The main difference	Choose it for	Glazing package
SkyView Essential Extended 20-year warranty Cover and component-specific terms are confirmed in your written warranty.	Fixed 8° pitched roof · straightforward veranda-only starting point.	You want a straightforward glass canopy and prefer to add side glazing only where you need it.	Glass roof; sides optional
SkyView Classic Extended 20-year warranty Cover and component-specific terms are confirmed in your written warranty.	5–15° pitched roof · choice of gutter styling.	You want a pitched roof with traditional or contemporary gutter styling to suit the house.	Glass roof; sides optional
SkyView Prestige Extended 20-year warranty Cover and component-specific terms are confirmed in your written warranty.	5–15° pitched roof · substantial supporting rafters beneath the glass.	You like defined roof beams overhead and want to compare a more substantial frame with Classic.	Glass roof; sides optional
SkyView Signature Extended 20-year warranty Cover and component-specific terms are confirmed in your written warranty.	5–12° pitched roof · supporting profiles above the glass.	You prefer the supporting profiles above the glass rather than prominent rafters underneath.	Glass roof; sides optional
SkyView Horizon Extended 20-year warranty Cover and component-specific terms are confirmed in your written warranty.	Slim horizontal perimeter · concealed roof drainage fall.	You want a contemporary flat-profile appearance rather than a visibly sloping front-to-wall roofline.	Glass roof; sides optional
Cubeline Classic Extended 25-year warranty Cover and component-specific terms are confirmed in your written warranty.	Flat-profile roof · projecting overhang beyond the front beam.	You want the roof to extend beyond the front frame, creating a clearly defined architectural edge.	Glass roof; sides optional
Cubeline Style Extended 25-year warranty Cover and component-specific terms are confirmed in your written warranty.	Flat-profile roof · front fascia without a projecting overhang.	You want a horizontal Cubeline outline with a visible fascia but without Classic’s projecting overhang.	Glass roof; sides optional
Cubeline Compact Extended 25-year warranty Cover and component-specific terms are confirmed in your written warranty.	Flat-profile roof · no projecting overhang or front fascia.	You want a minimal front edge with the rafters visible, rather than an overhang or fascia band.	Glass roof; sides optional
SkyView Pro	Pitched 8.8mm glass roof · veranda-only package with optional enclosure.	You want a pitched glass canopy first and control which doors, walls or wedges you add to the quotation.	Glass roof; sides optional
Cayman	Wall-mounted pitched roof · front and both-side doors in complete-room packages.	You want a wall-mounted pitched glass room with the front and both side door sets included in the complete-room package.	Complete room: front & side doors
Ultraline Pro Max	Flat-profile roof · 160 × 160mm square posts · complete-room package.	You want the Ultraline horizontal roof appearance with square posts and front/side glazing in the complete-room package.	Complete room: front & side doors
Ultraline Pro Grand	Flat-profile roof · 250 × 190mm rectangular posts · complete-room package.	You prefer Grand’s more substantial rectangular frame profile and want to plan a complete glazed outdoor room.	Complete room: front & side doors

Roof-style illustration only. Final pitch, dimensions, supports and drainage follow your drawings.

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Listed supply prices include VAT. Package inclusions vary by listing. Optional extras, delivery, site work and installation are confirmed separately in your written quotation. Installation is payable on completion.

Plan your bespoke glass veranda

Start with the space you want to create, then compare the structure, glazing and price on the same basis.

What is the difference between a glass veranda and a glass room?

A glass veranda provides a fixed roof over an outdoor area. Adding compatible front and side glazing creates a more enclosed glass garden room. These are outdoor structures; enclosure does not make them an insulated home extension.

Can a veranda be made to measure?

Yes. Bespoke sizing allows the width and projection to be planned around your patio. Choose a listed size to explore the range, or send your measurements and site photos for a tailored specification. Final dimensions, support positions and openings are confirmed in your drawings.

What changes the price of a glass room?

The model, footprint, roof, side glazing and shading all affect the price. Compare what each package includes before adding extras. The size and add-on grids show the supply total including VAT; installation and any separately quoted work remain outside that total.

Which roof and sliding-door options should I compare?

Compare a pitched glass-roof veranda with a contemporary flat-roof design, then decide which openings need sliding doors or fixed glass. Roof blinds, side wedges and lighting depend on the system. Only select options listed as compatible with your model.