Many of our clients love glass garden rooms, and for good reason! In most cases, homeowners want their garden room to feel seamlessly connected to their outdoor space. By installing large glass windows or panels, especially those reaching low levels, we can create a garden room that truly feels like a part of your outdoor space, even when the doors are closed.
When designing a garden room with extensive glazing, it’s important to consider its position and exposure to sunlight. While abundant natural light is a major benefit, large glass areas can also lead to increased heat levels, which may need to be managed depending on your preferences.
At Bakers, we install toughened double-glazed units as standard, offering excellent insulation and durability. However, for even greater performance in heat retention and sun reflection, we offer an advanced glazing upgrade for all our garden rooms glass installations.
Our premium glazing option for garden glass rooms includes:
If privacy is a concern, there are various aftermarket options available, but one of the most innovative solutions is our integrated blinds. These blinds are sealed inside the double-glazed unit and controlled via discreet magnetic sliders. Because they’re enclosed within the glass, they remain dust-free, maintenance-free, and can be combined with Planitherm or anti-sun grey upgrades for maximum efficiency.
Another fantastic way to brighten your garden room is by incorporating a large glass rooflight. We offer several options, including modern lantern-style designs, but our most popular choice is the 2.6m x 1.0m Em-Glaze rooflight. With its sleek, uninterrupted glass panel, it’s a stylish and effective way to flood your space with natural light.
While large glass panels enhance the exterior look of your garden room, it’s also important to consider interior design and functionality. Too much glass may impact how you use the space, particularly in terms of wall storage or furniture placement.
For nature lovers, anti-sun grey glass offers another advantage: it has a mirrored effect, preventing birds and other wildlife from seeing inside. This makes it an excellent option for small glass garden rooms in countryside settings.
To explore our range of glazing options, visit our show centre, where you can see them all on display.
At Bakers, our experienced team can help you find the perfect balance between glazing and wall space. Using scaled plan drawings, we’ll ensure your chosen design maximises both natural light and practicality.