Tag-Archive for ◊ Juliet balconies ◊

Property developer Paul Nash of Kooks Ltd in Hove specified Juliette balconies in his East Grinstead development.

The project

The project is a luxury gated development of three mews houses in the centre of the town. Set back from the main street in a secluded position, each three bedroom house has a large (2.84m) standard Juliette balcony on the master bedroom at the rear of the property and a bespoke 15sq metre balcony with hand rails at the front to the second bedroom, which could also be used as a study or dining room.

Keeping the clean lines and modern look

Juliet balconies for clean lines and modern look »

In Leamington Spa homeowner Nick Tiffin recently completed an extensive extension to his detached five bedroom home.

Building on to the house at the side, the rear and the top was a major investment of money and time, costing in excess of £250,000 and taking about 10 months to complete. Nick used various contractors to carry out the work to the £700,000 property:

How a juliet balcony adds to the value of the property »

A new way to add value to glasses we supply for our ranges of curved doors, curved glass, balustrades and juliet balconies will be to add to the glass a hydrophobic “self cleaning” glass coating.

We have been researching this area for almost two years and at present a new line is being constructed at the factory:

More for our customers money »

As part of our ongoing effort to improve the ease of use and the overall user experience on our website we are happy to announce that from now on when you get an online quotation on our website the quotation will be saved and you will be able to link direct to this quotation.

New from Balcony – Direct linking to your quote »

There are many different circumstances where a Juliette balcony provides a neat solution. Homeowner Peter Nicholson of Whittlebury, Towcester, modified his 1983 brick–built house, building a two storey extension and altering the existing accommodation to suit a 21st century life style.

Juliette balcony provides a neat solution »

In the current economic climate new developments have to offer something extra in terms of design and life-style to tempt buyers. New homes need to have the ‘wow factor’ to stand out from the crowd, but still be desirable properties at reasonable prices.

Adding the ‘wow factor’ with juliette balconies »

How often do you find that the best view in the home is from the first floor? New developments often take this into account, positioning living rooms upstairs to make the most of the outlook.

Balcony’s easy to fit products enhance buildings »

In April we are launching our new construction industry magazine, Balcony Views.

Innovations, information and design concepts

Balcony Views magazine is launched with a print run of 25,000 as an effective way of communicating ideas, innovations, practical information and design concepts to architects, contractors, developers and self builders.

Balcony views magazine »

The subject of self cleaning glass is a very interesting topic, one that is very much a potent sales issue in particular in the private glazing sector. It is also a confusing subject in the market with many different products and companies. Balcony’s Managing Director, Effi Wolff,  has just written a new article for their April issue of Balcony Views magzine - www.balconyviews.co.uk.

The dream and the truth:

The facts about zero cleaning glass »

Balcony Systems Ltd, one the UK’s leading supplier of curved patio doors, balustrades and Juliette balconies, is seeking new dealers and installers for its fast growing network.

Effi Wolff, Managing Director of Balcony Systems, explains:

Dealers and installers for valuable Balcony leads »