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Winter gardens & guillotine glass installation, Bebek, Şişli | Kement Glass

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Winter Gardens, Guillotine Glass & Pergolas

Guillotine glass, windbreaks, pergolas and winter gardens for cafes and restaurants.

With the right glass system, the terrace of a cafe or restaurant becomes a dining room that trades in all four seasons. We have installed guillotine glass, windbreaks, movable railings and pergola systems for The House Café in Nişantaşı, the Ortaköy waterfront and businesses in Emirgan. We also handle the whole job, from fabrication to installation, for steel-framed winter gardens.

Scope

  • Motorised guillotine glass systems (with Şişecam glass)
  • Windbreaks and movable railings
  • Pergola and retractable roof systems
  • Steel-framed winter garden
  • Glass enclosures for terraces and penthouses
  • Phased installation while the business stays open

Process

  1. 01

    Checking the site dimensions and municipal/building regulations

  2. 02

    Design and engineering of the structure and glass system

  3. 03

    Steel and aluminium fabrication

  4. 04

    Installation, motor adjustment and user training

Questions

Frequently asked

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What is the difference between guillotine glass and folding glass?

Guillotine glass moves vertically up and down by motor; when open, the space is completely free and there is no stack of panels. A folding system, by contrast, stacks to the side. Guillotine systems are more often chosen for cafes and restaurants, folding systems for homes.

Does a winter garden keep you warm in winter?

A winter garden built with insulated glass and insulated roof panels can be used comfortably in winter with heater support. We choose the glass and roof together according to how you will use the space.

Quote & survey

Let's plan a site survey for Winter Gardens, Guillotine Glass & Pergolas.

In Kağıthane, Şişli and surrounding areas we mostly come for the survey the same day and discuss a clear price on the spot.

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