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Canopies and glazed extensions in Warwickshire

Developers fitting out a Warwickshire unit in the West Midlands can include a canopy in the wider frontage price, with one contact for the whole job.

Glass and steel entrance canopy over a doorway

A canopy gives customers cover at your Warwickshire door, which helps on wet days if people queue or wait outside. Cafes across the West Midlands that want extra covers can look at a small glazed extension, subject to consent for your Warwickshire premises.

What do we offer in Warwickshire?

Aluminium canopyFolded aluminium with a solid roof and gutter, often with lighting and signs.
Polycarbonate canopyA lighter, lower-cost roof for rear entrances, yards and walkways.
Entrance lobbyA small glazed lobby keeps out draughts and gives a heated shop a buffer at the door.

How much does it cost in Warwickshire?

As a guide, allow £1,995 to £9,995 ex VAT per canopy or small extension. We check the wall at your Warwickshire premises first, because the load from a canopy has to go somewhere solid. We set out every cost in writing before work starts.

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Which towns do you cover?

Common questions

Do you cover all of Warwickshire?

Yes. ShopFronts UK works across Warwickshire, including Atherstone, Bedworth, Kenilworth, Leamington Spa.

Do glazed extensions need building regulations approval?

Usually yes, because they add floor area and affect structure, energy, access and fire safety. In England, building control checks this against the Approved Documents. Scotland needs a building warrant, and Northern Ireland uses Technical Booklets. Some small ground-floor porches can be exempt, so check first.

What glass should be used in a canopy?

Laminated glass should be used overhead, because it stays in place if it breaks. Laminated toughened glass is the common choice for canopies fixed with brackets or tie rods. The thickness depends on span, fixing and loads, so it is confirmed by calculation.

Can a canopy extend over the pavement?

Sometimes, but only with the agreement of the highway authority. Expect a minimum height, commonly between 2.3 and 2.75 m, and a set distance back from the kerb. A licence may be required, and planning permission usually applies too. We check with your authority first.

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