Aluminium garden room

A QUASPE aluminium garden room combines the terrace canopy system with a modular sliding glass enclosure, creating one consistent aluminium and glass structure. The solution keeps the terrace open to its surroundings thanks to the large glazed surface, while protecting users and terrace furnishings from the weather.

The selection of structural components should be matched to the installation conditions, including the canopy dimensions and the snow load zone. The QUASPE system includes solutions that allow the canopy to be adapted to project requirements, including rafters in two heights and reinforcements where needed.

Glass enclosures

Sliding glass enclosure
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Structure

Canopy:

70 × 70 mm aluminium posts as the structural base,

71×170 mm post-mounted beam (combined with 110 or 160 mm rafters), with the option to use a system gutter,

150 or 200 mm wall-mounted beam with pre-drilled holes for system anchors (anchor selection depends on the substrate),

Middle and outer rafters, 110 or 160 mm, with optional steel profile reinforcement,

Outer rafter – 110 or 160 mm, as an aesthetic finish to the canopy structure.

System corner rafter for building an adjustable-angle corner canopy.

Upper and lower guide rail – profiles with a height of 45 mm (upper) and 20 mm (lower) and a width from 40 to 98 mm enable the construction of 2, 3, 4 or 5 tracks.

Side pocket – profiles with a width of 44 to 102 mm, mounted vertically – enable an attractive finish to the enclosure.

Glass profile – a profile with a height of 69 mm, used regardless of the number of tracks in the enclosure. Designed for system guides, enabling the installation of glass with a thickness of 6, 8 and 10 mm.

Structure finish: All aluminium profiles can be powder-coated in any RAL colour.

Infill

Canopy:

  • option to use VSG/ESG 44.2 or VSG/ESG 55.2 glass,
  • alternatively, polycarbonate: 16 or 25 mm multiwall polycarbonate, or 10 mm solid polycarbonate.

Sliding glass enclosure:

  • monolithic ESG 8/10 mm glass or laminated VSG 44.2/55.2 glass (selection depends on panel dimensions), with colour and transparency options.

Installation method

The aluminium garden room structure is installed as a system consisting of a wall-mounted beam and a post-and-rafter structure, with system connection details and canopy water drainage. Water can be drained by extending the rafters, suspending a gutter, or using a system aluminium gutter fixed to the beam.

Terrace canopy catalogue
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Enclosure catalogue
Polish catalogue. English version coming soon.

Aluminium garden room QUASPE – a complete aluminium and glass terrace structure

A QUASPE aluminium garden room combines a terrace canopy with a modular sliding glass enclosure, creating a comfortable space for everyday terrace use in changing weather conditions.

The system allows the configuration to be adapted to the terrace geometry, including corner terraces. The structure can be filled with glass or polycarbonate, and aluminium profiles can be powder-coated in any RAL colour.

Why choose a QUASPE aluminium garden room?

System consistency: the canopy and sliding enclosure form one coherent, aesthetic structure.

Flexible configuration: the solution can be adapted to the terrace dimensions, building layout and snow load zone.

Comfort of use: the large glazed surface protects against wind and precipitation while maintaining contact with the surroundings.

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FAQ – frequently asked questions about aluminium garden room

1. What materials are used to manufacture an aluminium garden room?

QUASPE aluminium garden rooms are made of powder-coated aluminium profiles and glass infill (alternatively, the canopy can be filled with polycarbonate).

2. Does an aluminium garden room require a building permit?

The formalities related to building an aluminium garden room depend on factors such as its area, installation method, connection to the building and local conditions. In many cases, a building permit is not required, but before starting the project it is worth consulting the scope of work with the competent architectural and construction administration authority.

3. How much does a custom aluminium garden room cost?

The price depends on factors such as the colour and size of the structure, the type of infill, the selected water drainage system and the snow load zone where the garden room will be installed. We prepare an individual quote each time.

4. How long does it take to complete an aluminium garden room order?

The assumed lead times are:
- raw profiles – 2 weeks,
- powder-coated profiles – 4 weeks,
- prefabricated profiles – 6 weeks,
- a system order including glass – 8 weeks.
The final lead time is always confirmed individually. Contact us for more details.

5. Is an aluminium garden room resistant to weather conditions?

Yes, the system is designed for outdoor use. However, the selection of profiles, infill and any reinforcements should take the installation conditions into account, including the structure dimensions and snow load zone.

6. Do you offer aluminium garden room installation, and in which area?

Our offer covers the sale of aluminium systems; we do not provide installation services.