Glass extension

If you fancy expanding your property in a modern and exciting way, glass extensions might be just thing to transform your home!

Glazed extensions are a great solution to provide additional space, a striking decoration for any home, ranging from traditional to modern. This is the best inspiration from the choice of this stunning glass extension design. Regardless of how you really need the extra space, glass extensions are a great and beautiful way to house any

SL800 floor to ceiling sliding doors create walls of glass for kitchen & living areas with views out onto the courtyard garden.

The ability, thanks to the use of folding sliding doors, to open up an entire side of this Huddersfield property means that garden and kitchen can be joined seamlessly; allowing you to keep an eye on the kids, chat with guests or just admire the view, whilst cooking up delicious food in your new Apropos kitchen extension. For more information and images visit us on Pinterest or Facebook by searching AproposUK.

If you are planning on adding a glazed extension, calculating costs is the place to start and our guide will talk to you through exactly what to budget for.

With glass extension costs amounting to more than a masonry built structure, we asked a builder, specialist architectural glazing contractor and structural engineer to guide us on what's involved and if there are ways of saving costs

We added a luxurious garden room to this property in Surrey. Read the full case study to see how this project went – our installation team did a great job!

A modern glass enclosed extension with open living space was added to a heritage home in England.

Glazed extension to Period Farmhouse with slim sliding glass doors and structural glass rooflight connects seamlessly to the courtyard. Click on the link to learn more about this glazed extension to Illidge Farm Period farmhouse.

Architecture in Greenwich, Dorset and Purbeck - architecture | design | home extensions - MARK TITMAN - Swallowfield Road - Side Extension

The sense of peacefulness that so enticed 19th-century city dwellers is perfectly embodied at this former vicarage in Combe Down This was the feeling that Anna Haines wanted to evoke when she revitalised the Grade II-listed former rectory on the outskirts of Bath. From the predominantly pale palette of natural hues to the layering of antique textiles, her choices have brought harmonious charm to its interiors.

A contemporary extension and redesigned first-floor layout have transformed the way Roya and Mike Harris use their Edwardian home

A glass box extension was installed to this new build home including minimal windows® sliding doors. The structural glass roof and structural glass walls allow light to flood into the home.

While a conservatory can be a relatively inexpensive alternative to an attractive solid glass extension, an engineered architectural glass extension will almost certainly be more costly. However, choosing the right way to open up and add space is a significant decision. A glass house extension offers a sleek, modern solution that goes beyond traditional extensions. But one critical question remains: How much does a glass extension cost?

Light Is the New Luxury The contemporary aesthetic of architectural glazing has taken over the modern design industry with its sleek finishes and outdoor living feel, making it one of the most highly desired trends to date. Glass box extensions are very popular amongst modern and traditional homes

SITE Kingswood Avenue is a broad, double-fronted house located on the edge of Queen’s Park. The house features a central hallway flanked by formal living rooms. At the rear, an unusual central closet wing creates two narrow alleyways to either side, resulting in a fragmented and underutilised layout. CLIENT The clients sought to transform the house into a functional family home while maintaining its formal character. The objective was to...

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