FAQs: your questions answered

If you want to progress with a veranda, we can organise our professional fitting team to do a site visit.

It depends on the size of the unit, where it sits and the property. Planning rules differ between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, so check with your council before you order.

Larger units and glass rooms, anything to the front or side of the house, and homes that are listed, protected or in a conservation area often do need permission. We talk this through at the site visit, and we recommend checking with your local council’s planning office before you order.

The order process is simple. Once we’ve confirmed the sizes and specification, we complete an order form with all the details. A deposit is taken with the order and the balance is paid when the installation starts. Lead time from order to fitting is usually 6 to 8 weeks.

Our fitting team arrives on the agreed date. An open veranda is usually fitted in a day; glass rooms and bigger jobs take 2 to 4 days. We’ll tell you how long your job will take when we confirm the order.

We offer very competitive finance on all of our units.

No maintenance ; No upkeep or replacing parts ; Durability ; Modern and sleek design

Yes, the units can be fitted almost anywhere.

Yes all of our units have built in gutters and downpipes within the uprights

Polycarbonate costs less, cuts glare and hides leaves; glass lets in the most light and is quieter in the rain. Our guide compares them in Irish weather: polycarbonate or glass veranda roof.

No. A sunroom is an insulated, heated extension; a glass room is a veranda closed in with glass sliding doors. See sunroom vs glass room.

Yes, within limits: it keeps the wind and rain off and warms up in sun, but it is not insulated. See using a glass room in winter.