- Sizes.
- The maximum width for a steel juliet balcony is 7 metres.
- For a glass balcony the maximum width of each pane of glass is 2.4 metres, and for wider balconies there is normally a small air gap between panes and/or a custom bracket, to avoid adding extra posts.
Thus, Is a Juliet balcony considered a balcony? A Juliet balcony is essentially a balcony consisting of a balustrade connection to the building facade without a deck to walk on; not, as many assume, a glass balcony.
Additionally Does a Juliet balcony add value? As well as allowing you to soak up some extra rays, balconies can add a significant amount of value to your property. It’s not really surprising that, due to the extra sun catching opportunity, and up to 12% added property value, balconies are becoming more popular than ever.
How heavy is a Juliette balcony? The Weight of a Juliet Balcony Our Orbit, Aerofoil & Mirror systems will typically weigh 35 Kgs per linear metre. Our Frameless Juliet system will typically weigh 70 Kgs per linear metre.
How do you secure Juliet balcony? The balconies can be fixed into brick, stone, paving or any similar material that will hold weight. We recommend using a 10mm drill bit. The fixings supplied with our Juliet balconies are 8mm x 70mm stainless steel coach screws. However, for a platform balcony we recommend a using a 10mm diameter threaded bar.
How deep is a Juliette balcony?
Each curved balcony design includes a mesh flooring that allows a step out depth of approximately 300mm.
Can I add a balcony to my house?
In short, yes, you will need planning permission. The UK Government has excellent planning guidance on their website and your local council can also provide further guidance. Key things to consider include: Neighbours: Frustratingly for anyone living nearby, balconies can let you see into their gardens.
Do Juliet balconies add value?
Juliet balconies add value to your home, without requiring a large upfront cost. Not only that, but Juliet balconies greatly enhance the way one’s home looks when viewed from the outside, substantially adding to its ‘curb appeal’.
Can you build a balcony without planning permission?
Please note that if you want to build a veranda, balcony, decking area or raised platform in the grounds of a flat then planning permission will always be required. In addition if a building to which it relates is a listed building, then both planning permission and listed building consent would be required.
Do I need building regs for a balcony?
In almost all cases, the work to create a balcony will be controlled work under the Building Regulations and you’ll need Building Regs approval. The work is likely to be classed as a material alteration of the building as it may affect: The structural stability of the existing building – such as supporting walls etc.
What’s the point of a Juliet balcony?
Providing a ‘guard’ or security barrier to sliding doors or inward opening full-height French Doors on a first-floor room or above, a Juliet balcony lets in more natural light, and fresh air when the doors are open.
Can you add a balcony to an existing house?
A second-story balcony will require a permit from your city before construction can begin. If you’ve chosen a contractor with the appropriate credentials and licenses, he or she will be able to guide you through the permitting process and give you valuable design advice.
What is the point of a Juliet balcony?
Providing a ‘guard’ or security barrier to sliding doors or inward opening full-height French Doors on a first-floor room or above, a Juliet balcony lets in more natural light, and fresh air when the doors are open.
How much does it cost to add a balcony to your house UK?
The average balcony installation cost for a moderately-sized balcony is between £1,000 and £5,000. The price could be higher depending on your design. One design and safety feature to think about is the style of the balustrade. You could consider a glass balustrade to create an unobstructed view of your surroundings.
Where is the Juliette balcony?
The balcony where Juliet supposedly spoke these words in Shakespeare’s play is located in the centre of Verona, connected to a building called, sure enough, La Casa di Giulietta (House of Juliet).
Do you need planning permission for small balcony?
Please note that if you want to build a veranda, balcony, decking area or raised platform in the grounds of a flat then planning permission will always be required. In addition if a building to which it relates is a listed building, then both planning permission and listed building consent would be required.
How high does a Juliet balcony need to be?
Juliet balconies are the same and require a barrier at the same height of 1100mm. This area of glass sits across the reveals of your window and provides a suitable threshold to prevent falls from height and the peril of defenestration!
How much does it cost to add a balcony UK?
The average balcony installation cost for a moderately-sized balcony is between £1,000 and £5,000. The price could be higher depending on your design. One design and safety feature to think about is the style of the balustrade. You could consider a glass balustrade to create an unobstructed view of your surroundings.
