Walk-out balconies in steel, made to your opening in our own Sheffield workshop: composite decked, with a glass or metal balustrade, and a staircase down to the garden if you want one. Fitted nationwide by our own installers, or supplied as a bolt together kit for your own fitters.
A walk-out balcony is the only one of the three balcony types with real floor area, because it is carried on posts as well as off the wall. That is what lets it be somewhere to sit rather than somewhere to stand.
The same balcony underneath. What separates them is the balustrade and what the floor is made of, and that is what moves the price.
Toughened glass held in a powdercoated steel frame with a top rail. Our standard walk-out balustrade and the one most people buy. It keeps the view, it takes knocks, and the frame does the work rather than the glass.
Scrollwork and bar infill, galvanised and then powdercoated. Right on a period house, a stone cottage, or anywhere a run of glass would look wrong against the elevation. Nothing to clean, and cheaper to put right than glass if something hits it.
The glass is held in a base channel with no posts and no top rail, so there is nothing above the handrail line at all. The most open of the three and the dearest. Pick it where the view off the balcony is the reason you are building it.
The same balcony with structural glass set into the floor, so daylight still reaches the patio doors, kitchen window or garden room underneath. The usual reason people hesitate over a walk-out balcony is that it puts a solid lid over the room below, and this is the answer to that.
There is no fixed limit, but there is a practical one, and it is worth knowing before you plan.
So roughly 6m wide by 3m deep is the sensible envelope. Larger is perfectly possible, it just stops being good value.
The sizes in the dropdowns are a set of common ones, so you can see what a balcony costs without waiting on a quote. Yours does not have to be one of them. Send the opening width and a photograph of the wall and we will price the size you actually need.
Almost always, because a walk-out balcony overlooks. That is the practical difference between this and a Juliet, which usually does not. Check with your local planning authority before you order, not after.
Yes, and most of ours do. The balcony is carried on its own posts and bolted back to the wall, so the building does not need a slab or steelwork carried through it. The wall, the inside floor level and the door threshold all get measured at survey before anything is drawn.
We draw your balcony and send the drawing to you to approve. Nothing is cut until it comes back. It is made in the workshop, built up whole and checked before it goes out for galvanising and powder coating, then it comes apart for delivery. If we are fitting it, our own team comes to you. If you are fitting it, it arrives as a bolt together kit with everything needed to put it up.
Skip this unless you are specifying the job, or it is going in front of building control.
This is made to order in our own Sheffield workshop, so it can just as easily be made to your dimensions instead. Send a photo and rough sizes and we will price it.
