Bosco veranda in Ireland
Our best-selling veranda: a polycarbonate roof on a powder-coated aluminium frame. Leave it open over the patio, or close it in with glass sliding doors.
The veranda we fit most
The Bosco is the veranda Apex Verandas sells most: a polycarbonate roof (clear, opal, ultra clear or solar control) on an aluminium frame. It comes 4m to 7m wide (about 13ft to 23ft) and 2.5m to 4m deep, and units join together for wider runs.
You choose the look: a round or Victorian gutter, half-round or square posts, and one of four frame colours. Add LED lighting, a side wall or glass sliding doors, now or later.
What you choose
Roof
Polycarbonate in clear, opal, ultra clear or solar control.
Gutter and posts
A round or Victorian gutter, with half-round or square posts.
Frame colour
White, cream, grey or black, powder-coated so it never needs painting.
Sides
Leave it open, add a side wall, or close it in with glass sliding doors.
Lighting
Optional LED lighting in the roof.
Size
4m to 7m wide and 2.5m to 4m deep, joined for wider runs.
Open or closed in
Most of the verandas we fit are closed in on at least one side.
Open on three sides
A roof over the patio, with the garden all round.
Glass on two sides, one solid wall
Sliding glass doors on the front and one side, and a solid wall on the third.
Glass on all three sides
A bright, sheltered room that opens right up in summer.
Bosco verandas we have fitted
Specifications
The details at a glance. Every one is made to measure.
| The Bosco | |
|---|---|
| Roof | Polycarbonate: opal, clear, ultra clear or solar control |
| Width | 4m, 5m, 6m or 7m, or wider by joining units |
| Depth | 2.5m, 3m, 3.5m or 4m |
| Gutter | Round or Victorian |
| Posts | Half-round or square |
| Colours | White, cream, grey or black (RAL9016, RAL9001, RAL7024, RAL9005) |
Sizes
- Width
- 4m to 7m (13ft to 23ft), wider by joining units
- Depth
- 2.5m to 4m (8ft to 13ft)
Planning permission
It depends on the size, height and position, so check with your local council before you order. See our planning permission guide.
What it costs
It depends on the size, the roof and any sliding doors. You get a fixed quote after we measure, with no obligation.
How it works
- 1See itVisit a showroom in Dublin, Cork, Galway or Carlow, or send us a photo of your patio.
- 2MeasureWe visit, measure up and talk through the roof and the sides.
- 3Fixed quoteOne price for supply and fitting, with no obligation.
- 4FittingLead time is usually 6 to 8 weeks from order.
Common questions
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What roof does the Bosco have?
Polycarbonate, in clear, opal, ultra clear or solar control. Opal cuts glare and keeps it cooler underneath; clear lets in the most light.
How big can a Bosco be?
It comes 4m to 7m wide and 2.5m to 4m deep. For a longer run, units join together.
Can I add glass doors later?
Yes. The glass sliding doors fit new verandas and most existing ones, so you can start open and close it in later.
Do I need planning permission?
It depends on the size, height and position, so check with your local council before you order. We will give you the exact measurements to ask about.
What is the difference between the Bosco and the Giallo?
Both have a polycarbonate roof. The Giallo has a steel-reinforced gutter that spans 6m on two posts, and a straighter, more modern look.
Your next step
Pick whichever suits you. Each one leads to a free site visit and a fixed written quote.
We fit the Bosco across Ireland
In Northern Ireland, see the Bosco in Northern Ireland.
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