Windbreaker screens shelter an outdoor seating area while keeping the view open. They are used on terraces, in gardens and outside cafes and restaurants. Each screen is made from laminated safety glass.
Enter the total length of the run and the height you need.
Why glass
A glass windbreak stops the wind without blocking the view, so seating areas stay sheltered and bright. Each screen is laminated safety glass, so if a panel breaks the pieces stay held together.
Where they are used
- Restaurant, cafe and pub terraces
- Gardens and patios, facing the prevailing wind
- Pool and decking areas
- Balconies and roof terraces
How to ask for a price
- Measure the total length of the run and the height you need.
- Note any corners, steps or gates.
- Tell us the floor surface the posts will be fixed to.
- Send a photo of the area.
Questions we are asked
How high should a glass windbreak be?
High enough to shelter seated people from the wind, while not blocking the view when standing. Tell us how the space is used and we will suggest a height.
Do glass windbreaks need planning permission?
Screens on private gardens are often allowed within height limits, but commercial terraces on public land and listed or conservation area properties may need consent. Check with your council.
Questions
How do I measure?
Measure the glass you need, not the hole it goes in. Allow for the frame and any gap. See our measuring guide.
Where is it made?
At our factory in Tuzla, Istanbul. See inside our factory.
How much is delivery?
It depends on your order and postcode. Your written price includes it. See delivery and returns.
What if I am not sure which one I need?
Choose the closest and tell us in your notes where the glass is going. We check it with you before anything is made.
Can I get technical documents?
Ask us for the technical sheet for this product. Contact us.