The Simplicity 6


The Simplicity 6 is a stylish veranda, canopy and carport system that is glazed with a choice of 6mm toughened glass.


With elegant posts and optional glass roofing, this product offers you a deluxe canopy or veranda at an affordable price. By featuring the option of glass roofing, the Simplicity 6 offers improved acoustic properties – reducing the noise of rain drops during a downpour; these glass panels also provide a sparkling finish which is easy to maintain, particularly if the self- cleaning glass is chosen.


All framework is constructed from durable aluminium, with the option to powder coat the structure to any RAL colour or BS colour.


The Simplicity 6 is the perfect veranda solution for domestic gardens and provides effective and stylish cover from the weather for alfresco dining and garden parties.


With a span of up to 3.2m glass length from its supporting wall, and an unlimited length you will have a solution that can be adapted to suit your exact needs.


Victorian post upgrade


The Simplicity 6 comes with a full 10 year guarantee and a 25 year life expectancy, making this a real investment that you will be able to enjoy for many years to come.


“The veranda has made a big difference to our property and it has created a great outside space all year around. In warm weather it’s great for eating outside and to entertain and in cooler or wetter weather can still be used to sit outside in the garden with some shelter.”


Mr. Green - Basildon, Essex


SUITABLE FOR GARDEN VERANDAS & CANOPIES


SUITABLE FOR DINING AREAS


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