Enclosing a terrace or porch can change how the space is used, but the project should start from the site’s real conditions.
Define how you want to use the space
Protecting a passage area, creating a living space, reducing rain ingress or preserving views are different goals. The intended use determines the amount of opening sections, the glazing and the finishing details.
Review orientation, sun and ventilation
Exposure changes throughout the day and year. It is worth studying how the sun enters, where the wind comes from and what ventilation is needed to avoid an uncomfortable space.
Check supports, falls and water drainage
The existing base affects how the enclosure is fixed and finished. Falls, junctions and drainage points should also be checked.
Integrate the design with the home
The layout, colour, visual thickness of the profiles and opening areas should remain coherent with the facade.
Before carrying out the work, check any municipal or community permissions that may apply to the property.
A site visit turns the idea into a proposal
Measurements and photos allow us to give an initial indication. A site visit lets us review the details that determine the final solution.
Would you like a proposal for your space?
Tell us about your project and we will prepare tailored guidance.