Glass Juliet Balcony

A frameless glass juliet balcony brings light flooding into upstairs rooms. These are often installed on the outside of full-height french doors giving you all the benefits of a balcony, without the expense

frameless glass juliet balcony on an upstairs french window. White wooden clad house Frameless glass juliet balconies are becoming increasingly popular. Recent advances in toughened glass have made this type of glass balustrade strong, safe, and inexpensive to produce. This, and the fact that more and more people are making the most of natural light in their homes, is why architects and homeowners are installing juliet balconies all over Kent.

What is a Juliet Balcony?

Juliet balconies are named after Shakespeare's Juliet. In the play Romeo and Juliet, she is courted by Romeo whilst looking down from her balcony. This type of balcony is actually more like a full-height window with some sort of barrier to stop the occupant falling out. Traditionally metal railings or plaster balustrades have been used.

Now however, toughened glass can be used to form the barrier. This has the dual advantages of being just as strong and safe as railings, and also appearing virtually invisible - from inside and outside the window. Therefore a glass juliet balcony balustrade allows much more light into your room, and doesn't spoil the view when you look out of your window.

Frameless juliet balcony installation in Kent, London and the South East

Here at Bespoke Glass Splashbacks, we know a thing or two about toughened glass and its applications. Our expert team of installers have years of experience installing custom made glass into homes and offices through the South East of England. What's more, we use local glass manufacturers to custom make every piece of glass that we install. This gives us complete control over quality and specifications. Not only that, but it also keeps skilled manufacturing jobs alive in the UK.