Aluminium Glass Sunroom Flat Roof Veranda
Create a stylish, all-season outdoor space with the Aluminium Glass Sunroom Flat Roof Veranda—Blakesleys’ premium cube veranda combining sleek aesthetics with functional durability.This veranda is the only option for free standing or wall mounted.
Featuring a modern flat roof design with minimalist lines, this veranda uses premium T6-6063 aluminium and laminated safety glass for long-lasting performance. With no visible roof slope, the cube veranda provides a seamless, contemporary finish while offering superior weather protection and UV resistance.
Key Features
- Custom-made or standard cube veranda solutions
- Flat roof design with no visible slope for a minimalist aesthetic
- Premium T6-6063 aluminium frame with CE and TÜV certification
- 552 laminated safety glass panels with 10.76 mm thickness
- Robust 25 cm x 19 cm aluminium uprights for structural strength
- Weatherproof, UV-resistant, and low-maintenance materials
- Gutter height: 25 cm; gutter length: up to 8 m single-piece
- Coating thickness: 80–100 μm for added durability
- Load capacity: 80 kg per square metre
- No planning permission required for most installations
- Nationwide delivery and professional installation available
Frame Colour: Anthracite or Black
Uprights Dimensions: 25 cm × 19 cm
Glass Type: 552 Laminated Safety Glass
Glass Thickness: 10.76 mm
Load Capacity: 80 kg/m²
Gutter Height: 25 cm
Max Gutter Length: Up to 8 m (Single Piece)
Gutter Thickness: 4.5 mm
Coating Layer: 80–100 μm
Certifications: CE Marking & TÜV Certified
Warranty: 15 Years on Aluminium Profile, 1 Year on Assembly
Optional Add-Ons
- Custom colour options available on request
- Integrated lighting and heating accessories
Compatibility
Suitable for residential gardens and commercial spaces. Retrofit upgrades and bespoke configurations available to suit individual project needs.
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.












