Maximum light for a north-facing extension
French doors as an alternative to bifolds or sliding doors
This glass structure provides a fabulous kitchen and dining experience
Our attention to detail achieves the standard of finish demanded by architects
Natural light fills this north-facing shaker-style kitchen extension
Which glass structure to choose? Our experts can discuss with you the level of insulation required, the style of the architecture, the size of the glass structure, the design of your roofing sections and the choice of material finish
Bespoke aluminium-framed windows complement the style of this timeless kitchen design
This project conceived by architects Gruff Ltd uses a simple and classic material palette of brick, metal and glass to provide a new kitchen and dining space within a generously sized rear extension to a large three-storey Victorian property in South East London.
The aluminium framed windows and large rooflight maximise daylight to the north-facing rooms. The horizontal profiles align and run across the glazing on three sides of the extension.
(Photography credits: Ben Blossom)
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