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Balconies, terraces, canopies and pergolas

Outdoors, steel faces rain and frost. We design light structures, protected by galvanising, that extend the house towards the garden or the street.

Describe your projectOur method in detail

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Black wrought-iron window balustrades with scrolls and balusters, installed in front of two windows on a facadeOur team's work

What we make

  • Balconies

    Cantilevered balconies or balconies on posts, at the rear or on the street side, with an integrated balustrade.

  • Terraces on a structure

    Raised terraces for sloping gardens or for access from an upper floor, with a staircase if needed.

  • Walkways

    Links between two volumes, two buildings or across a courtyard.

  • Entrance canopies and porches

    Steel and glass entrance canopies, discreet on an older facade as on a contemporary one.

  • Pergolas and carports

    Light structures for a terrace or parking space, ready to take a fabric cover, louvres or a climbing plant.

Our work in pictures

  • Raw steel pergola being assembled in front of a house, with two welders working on the structure and the gateOur team's work
    Balconies, terraces and canopies
  • Welder on a ladder welding on site the steel frame of a canopy with scroll brackets, above an openingOur team's work
    Balconies, terraces and canopies
  • Balcony balustrade with a white frame and frosted glass infill, on an upper floor above the city rooftopsMade by us
    Balconies, terraces and canopies
  • Fencing with black steel frames and perforated plate panels, on a low wall along a pavementMade by us
    Balconies, terraces and canopies

Technical points

Stability
A new balcony or a load-bearing terrace requires structural calculations and a check of the anchors in the existing masonry.
Permits
A balcony or canopy that alters the facade usually requires a permit (an omgevingsvergunning in Flanders, an urban planning permit in Brussels), and sometimes an architect.
Protection
Hot-dip galvanising of the structure, powder coating of the visible parts and water drainage planned from the design stage.

These simplified reference values do not replace a study of your project. Every piece is checked against its actual situation.

Materials and finishes

  • Hot-dip galvanised steel
  • Duplex system
  • Grating
  • Composite or timber decking
  • Laminated glass
Black steel fencing with decorative cut-out panels, on a low concrete wall alongside a newly built houseMade by us

To prepare your enquiry

  1. 01A few photos of the space, from a distance and close up
  2. 02Approximate dimensions, even if taken with a tape measure
  3. 03Drawings or sketches, if you have them
  4. 04The intended use and the finish you'd like

None of this is required: the form guides you question by question.

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Frequently asked questions

Can a balcony be added to an existing house?

Often, yes, particularly at the rear. As a rule, it requires a permit and a structural study of the anchors, and the legal distance of 1.90 m from the neighbouring boundary must be respected (failing that, the neighbour's written consent). We prepare the technical file with your architect.

How long does a galvanised structure last?

Hot-dip galvanising protects steel for decades in a normal outdoor environment. A powder coating on top extends that protection further still.

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