Weinor Verandas, Glass Rooms & Conservatories Hampshire

Design

47 frame colours / 8 trend colours It's your choice! You can choose your favourite frame colour from a total of 47 – at no extra cost more...

Or, you can choose one of the 8 especially high quality and scratch resistant trend colours for only a small additional charge. Your weinor product can match the colours of your house, patio and garden.

Technology

Maximum awning size
The maximum size of a unit ( awning, patio roof, conservatory) is calculated using the dimensions of width times projection. more...

By projection of awnings, we mean the depth, i.e. the distance the awning can be opened. Single awnings can be joined (coupled) together, making a considerably larger total surface area. For example the I2000/ K2000 can be made up to 12 m wide

Quality

Weinor quality standard
Weinor products are noted for their high-grade materials and first class workmanship. more...

Every part is optimised, depending on the loads it is subjected to, for safety and long service life. For example, for the arm sections of our patio awnings, we use specially alloyed drop-forged aluminium parts instead of cast parts which could shatter. Since the screws, nuts and bolts are made of stainless steel, you can rest assured that they will not rust.

Verandas, Glass Rooms & Conservatories throughout Hampshire by Weinor

The Veranda or patio roof provides a stylish covered area to enjoy the Spring, Summer and Autumn days. We are often blessed in Hampshire with glorious sunny days where we venture out into our gardens. However, the UK is no stranger to wet weather in the Summer months. A Veranda provides you with the perfect environment to enjoy the fresh air of a Summer's day when it clouds over and threatens to drizzle! No need to take your newspaper and cup of tea back indoors… Stay where you are and enjoy!

Glasoase - The Glass Room

The Veranda can be taken that step further. Weinor have won design awards for the Glasoase or the Glass House, which takes the Veranda and adds superbly engineered sliding and folding glass panels that create uninterrupted views and a completely sheltered environment. Not quite a conservatory but a glorious environment for the family and visitors which will enhance any Hampshire home.

Conservatories

The conservatory provides the fully insulated extension to the home, creating that additional room while providing open views of your garden and a light filled space to enjoy all year round.

Roof Shapes
Planning Needs ?
Vertical Glass Elements

Possible WeiTop Terrazza roof shapes

Pent Roof Chamfered Pent Roof

Veranda Rooftop trapezoid towards ridge

Trapezoid Roof
Towards Ridge Trapezoid Roof
Towards the Eaves

Veranda Rooftop trapezoid towards ridge

Pent Roof
Corner Section Gabled Roof

Veranda Rooftop trapezoid towards ridge

Pent Roof with
Offset EavesPent Roof
with Overhang

Veranda Rooftop trapezoid towards ridge

Pent Roof with
Balcony Cutout Pent Roof
with Wall Offset

Planning Permission & Building Regulations

Do you require planning permission or building regulations approval or both? The answers can usually be located using the links below. Most new external glass structures will require one or the other even if the property qualifies for permitted development rights.

If you have engaged architects they should prepare the requisite drawings and lodge applications on your behalf.

If ou require assistance Crocodilla and our associate architects will take care of the necessary details for you. We will have drawn up plans for the Local Authority and prepare a planning application. We will liaise with the planning officers and handle any queries they may have.

We will ensure that your new bespoke structure meets current building regulations and we will arrange for an inspector to call an appropriate time. We will keep you fully informed of the progress of planning and building regulations approval with regular updates from the Crocodilla support team.

Do you require planning consent or building regulations approval or both?
The answers can usually be located here: www.planningportal.gov.uk/permission

Does your property qualify for Permitted Development Rights?
Click here:
www.planningportal.gov.uk/permission/responsibilities/
planningpermission/permitted