SunSpaces

SunSpaces works in the space between the house and the garden. Its verandas, covered patios, and glass rooms create sheltered areas for outdoor dining, relaxation, or gatherings. The brand offers custom structures attached to the home or freestanding, with different roof and enclosure options. The choice involves more than adding floor space: it also determines how the area opens onto the garden, the shelter it provides, and how the new space is used.

The veranda range brings together several design lines. Aspire is presented as a classic glass option and Aspire+ as an extra-wide alternative. Avant-garde incorporates a sliding roof, Ultra has a flat roof, and Horizon uses a louvered roof. This variety distinguishes structures by shape and the way they open or provide cover. SunSpaces combines these ranges with customization options, developing the design around the project.

The glass rooms have their own collections. Panorama, Vogue, Prestige, and Vista offer different configurations; Vogue provides for an optional sliding roof, while Prestige and Vista are presented with flat roofs. Freestanding structures can also create a place to spend time in the garden. Suggested uses include a dining area, lounge, children’s space, gym, and an area around an outdoor hot tub. These are layout possibilities the brand uses to explain its structures, rather than functions automatically included with every model.

The sales process includes a no-obligation design visit, measurements, and a tailored quote. SunSpaces also offers three-dimensional design and virtual appointments to explore a proposal. Installation starts with a solid, level surface; if the site is unsuitable, the work needed for the supports is identified. The company distinguishes that preparation from the chosen structure and allows for certain electrical connections to require additional work. The project therefore brings together design, site preparation, and assembly.

Accessories include lighting, heating, roof shades, and sliding glass panels. These options can change a veranda’s configuration or complete a glass room. The brand also explains surface care and gutter cleaning. Side walls and doors provide shelter from the weather, although the company states that they are not watertight in heavy rain. The installation service advertised on its homepage excludes Scotland; service coverage is distinct from the catalog’s general possibilities.

The current South Wales contact lists GreenSquares Products Ltd. at Treforest Industrial Estate. The website also identifies sales offices in Berkshire and Hertfordshire sharing the support channel. Case studies include projects in Penarth, Salisbury, and Margam, showing examples of verandas and garden rooms. SunSpaces brings structures, advice, and installation together around a home project: designing a covered area whose roof, enclosures, and accessories reflect its intended use.