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Buy Juliet Balconies in UK London

Juliet Balconies incorporating glass panels are beautifully complemented by French doors as they bring plenty of light into your property as well as not impeding the views.

Our glass Juliet balcony system lets in the light, providing a strong, safe, easily installed, low maintenance Juliet balcony that adds an affordable and attractive feature to any new-build or renovation project.

If you are looking for the best Juliet Balcony to suit your needs, you have found your supplier. Within our extensive range of Juliet Balconies, we are sure to have one that suits your needs. Our dedicated team can produce quality design to fit with the exact specifications of your property, ensuring long-lasting style and functionality.

You can Buy Juliet Balconies in UK London by contacting us .

Why Buy Juliet Balconies ?

• Easy to fit
• Unobtrusive
• No vertical posts
• No cage-like appearance
• Maintenance free
• Suitable for corrosive locations
• Building regulations compliant
• Load tests and structural calculations
• Self cleaning glass (optional)

WHAT IS A JULIET BALCONY?

The Juliet balcony, also known as a “balconette” or “French balcony” – and often spelled “Juliette balcony” get its name comes the famous balcony scene in Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet.”

The Juliet balcony is a great way to add many of the advantages of a balcony but without the structural complications and cost.

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It is a simple balustrade fixed to the external facade of a building to allow rooms on the first or higher floors to have inward-opening full-height French doors, which means more light and sense of space, more views and more air – and is a simple solution to achieving the “luxury” feel of a balcony with relative simplicity.

Traditionally, Juliet balconies were made from steel and usually painted black, with vertical bars. Clamped to a building’s external facade, they could often be ugly or solid looking structures that did little to compliment the look of the building while disturbing the view from the inside with obtrusive iron works and railings.