Every range below does the same core job of making an outdoor space usable. What separates them is the roof, and whether you can close the sides in.
A permanent roof that keeps rain off and lets light through. The cheapest way to gain a usable outdoor room, and the right answer for most gardens.
A roof that moves. Louvres that rotate for shade and ventilation, or a fabric canopy that folds away completely when the sun is out.
Walls as well as a roof, so the space works through winter. Either a fully enclosed glass room, or glass walls added to a veranda you already have.
The everyday workhorse · by Deponti
Bosco is the range most of our customers end up choosing, and for a straightforward reason. It does the main job of a veranda, keeping a patio dry and usable, without the cost of a full glass roof.
A real glass roof · by Deponti
Giallo is what you choose when the veranda has to look like part of the house rather than something bolted to it. The roof is toughened safety glass, and the frame is noticeably slimmer than Bosco.
A roof that folds away · by Deponti
Every fixed roof is a compromise. It keeps the rain off, and it also keeps the sun off on the two weeks a year you actually wanted the sun. Verdeca solves that by folding the roof away.
Motorised louvred roof · by Deponti
Pinela is the top of the range, and the one people book a survey for after seeing it working. The roof is made of aluminium blades that rotate on a motor. Open them flat for full sun, angle them for dappled shade and airflow, or close them flush and they seal into a solid roof that sheds rain into the frame.
A room, not a cover
Everything else in this range covers a space. Skyline encloses one. Glass roof, glass walls, sliding glass doors, so what you end up with is a room rather than a sheltered patio.
Louvred side panels
Grillo is not a roof. It is the side of the structure, and it is usually the thing that turns a veranda people rarely sit under into one they use constantly.
Close in what you already have
This is the single most common upgrade our customers come back for. A roof keeps the rain off, but wind coming in from the side is what actually stops people using the space.
Tell us the space, which way it faces and roughly what you want to spend. We will tell you which range fits and which one is a waste of your money.
