This is a double glazed CABRIO balcony system with laminated glazing and has a uValue of 1.6. This CABRIO balcony system has 3 x top hung windows combined with 2 x fixed vertical elements and a 100mm gap. New generation of CABRIO balcony system coming soon. C... Read More
This is a double glazed CABRIO balcony system with laminated glazing and has a uValue of 1.6.
This CABRIO balcony system has 3 x top hung windows combined with 2 x fixed vertical elements and a 100mm gap.
New generation of CABRIO balcony system coming soon.
CABRIO balcony system
The VELUX CABRIO balcony turns a roof window into an instant balcony in seconds. A great way to add value and a real wow factor to a property.
The upper section is top hung and opens outwards whilst the bottom section unfolds into a glazed balcony with side railings.
Can be easily combined with top hung and fixed sloped windows to increase the daylight and view.
All glazing in the balcony system has toughened outer and laminated inner panes for additional safety.
All upper top hung roof windows rotate 180° and locks in place for easy cleaning of the outer pane.
Lacquered natural pine finish - GDL
• Ideal for a traditional interior.
• High quality natural pine.
• Protective triple coat clear lacquer helps to preserve the timber of the window.
Laminated glazing
• Laminated inner pane.
• Toughened outer pane.
• Clear and clean coating on toughened outer panes keeps the glazing cleaner for longer.
Properties
• 10 year guarantee on windows and flashings.
• Suitable for roof pitches between 35 and 53°.
• BBA certified.
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