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Glass Balcony Systems
Retractable and folding glass balcony systems are aesthetic and functional solutions that transform balconies into usable living spaces in all four seasons. These systems operate on the principle of tempered glass panels sliding along a rail and gathering at one or more points.
Folding Glass Balconies
The system works by gathering the panels at one corner and folding them on top of each other. This system, which allows the balcony to be fully opened, offers flexibility and easy cleaning, especially in large openings.
Sliding Glass Balconies
The glass panels open by sliding them to the right or left on rails. Because they do not open inwards, they save space in narrow areas.
Guillotine Glass Balcony Systems
Guillotine glass balcony systems (movable balustrades) are a modern glazing technology consisting of motorized and remotely controlled panels that move up and down along a vertical axis. Unlike traditional glass balconies, this system does not slide the panels sideways, offering aesthetic, functional, and highly insulated solutions, especially for balconies, terraces, conservatories, restaurants, and cafes.
Folding Systems with Insulated Glass
Among the aesthetic and functional solutions of modern architecture, insulated folding glass balcony systems transform balconies from areas used only in summer into integral, warm living spaces within the home. Unlike traditional glass balconies, these systems provide high heat and sound insulation thanks to double-glazed technology, offering homeowners a warm environment in winter and a cool one in summer.
Insulated Sliding Door Systems
Combining the aesthetic sensibilities of modern architecture with insulation technology, Insulated Sliding Glass Balcony Systems transform balconies into usable living spaces 365 days a year. Unlike traditional glass balconies, these systems, which feature an insulated gap (Insulated Glass) between two glass panels, prevent cold air from penetrating, especially during winter months, thus providing energy savings.
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