cayman glass veranda 7x3 wall mounted blakesleys dorset

7m x 3m Cayman Glass Veranda

SKU CAY-V-7x3-W

£23,995.00

The Cayman 7m x 3m glass veranda is a wall-mounted aluminium system with a fixed glazed roof, designed to provide reliable, everyday weather protection at a more accessible price point.

Overview

The Cayman 7m x 3m is a wall-mounted aluminium and glass veranda designed for straightforward, fixed-roof cover. It provides dependable shelter from rain while allowing natural light through the glazed roof.

Fixed glazed roof

The roof is permanently glazed, offering consistent protection without moving parts. This keeps the system simple, low maintenance, and well suited to everyday use.

Wall-mounted installation

Cayman verandas are wall-mounted only, fixing directly to the property to create a clean, connected outdoor space.

Size suitability

This 7m x 3m configuration covers approximately 21m². It’s sized for a wide run of cover for long patios, bifold-door elevations, or larger terraces, with a practical projection for patios where you want cover without taking up too much garden depth.

Configuration options

The Cayman system can be configured with optional extras such as lighting, heating, and side enclosures. Final specification is confirmed during quotation.

Additional Information

Brand:

Cayman

The Cayman is a fixed-roof aluminium glass veranda designed to provide permanent, weather-protected outdoor cover connected directly to the home.

Built for year-round use, it combines a structural aluminium frame with a pitched glazed roof to deliver reliable shelter while maintaining natural light.

Cayman verandas are commonly used to cover patios, seating areas, and outdoor dining spaces, offering protection from rain without enclosing the space or blocking views.

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The Cayman veranda is constructed from powder-coated aluminium profiles designed for long-term outdoor use.

The structure uses a pitched roof layout to support effective rainwater run-off while keeping the framework visually light.

Integrated guttering is built into the front beam to manage water drainage cleanly and discreetly.

The system is engineered to suit both traditional and contemporary properties without dominating the existing building.

The Cayman uses a traditional pitched glass roof rather than a flat roof profile.

This design encourages effective rainwater run-off and typically results in a brighter covered area due to the roof angle.

Flat roof verandas prioritise a minimal, low-profile appearance, which can suit certain architectural styles.

In contrast, the pitched design of the Cayman is often chosen where light transmission and classic veranda proportions are preferred.

The Cayman veranda can be installed in different configurations depending on the property and available space.

It may be specified as a wall-mounted system fixed directly to the building, or as a freestanding structure supported by posts on all sides.

The final installation type is confirmed following site assessment to ensure correct fixing, alignment, and water management.

The Cayman features a glazed roof designed to provide reliable shelter from rain while allowing natural light to pass through. The pitched roof design supports effective water run-off, with integrated guttering directing rainwater away from the covered area.

While the Cayman remains an open-sided structure by default, optional side elements can be added to improve wind protection where required, without fully enclosing the space.

Information relating to installation services, delivery lead times, groundwork requirements, warranty cover, and returns is shared across all our veranda and pergola systems.

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Enhancements for Verandas and Glass Rooms

Blinds, lighting, sliding glass and heating can be considered as part of the complete design. Suitability depends on the selected structure, opening, site conditions and final specification, and is confirmed through design and survey.

Outdoor Blinds

Manage glare, privacy and exposure around suitable openings.

LED Lighting Systems

Plan lighting positions and electrical routes with the structure.

Sliding Glass Panels

Consider glazing, tracks and openings as part of the complete design.

Outdoor Heating

Plan warmth around occupied areas, electrical access and clearances.