Winter Garden Systems

Types of Winter Gardens

Heated (Warm) Winter Garden

Built with insulated profiles and insulated glass, used like a room when heated in winter. Can serve as a living room, study or breakfast area.

Cold Winter Garden

Mainly for summer use and plant protection; insulation is secondary and it is more economical.

Retractable-Roof Winter Garden

Models with an openable top; the roof opens on nice days for an open-air feel.

What to Consider in a Winter Garden?

The most critical issue is heat and water insulation. Without insulated glass, condensation occurs inside in winter and heating costs rise. If the roof slope is not calculated correctly, rainwater accumulates. This is why it is important to have a winter garden built by an experienced producer; we calculate these details in every project.

Areas of Use

Winter gardens are most used for terrace enclosure in detached houses and villas, as an extra room in attics, and as four-season seating in restaurants and cafes. Done correctly, it significantly increases the apartment's value and usable space.

Pricing

The price depends on area size, profile and glass type, roof model (fixed/retractable) and heating-ventilation extras. For a precise price, request a free survey.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a permit required for a winter garden?

In detached houses it depends on zoning; some applications may require a permit. In complexes and apartments, management approval is needed. We inform you before starting the project.

Is a winter garden cold in winter?

A winter garden built with insulated profiles and insulated glass is as comfortable as a normal room when heated. Cheap uninsulated systems are cold and damp in winter, so material choice is very important.