Glass link between buildings

This proposal provides our clients with a greatly enhanced grade 2 listed building, bringing out the best of the original dwelling and new additions alike.

Do you dream, as I do, of living in a barn? The big caveat, of course, is that you need to have a barn to convert. Typically that involves either owning pr

Welsh + Major has converted a 19th century police station in Sydney into a restaurant with a glazed extension projecting beyond the old brick walls.

Embarking on a comprehensive property renovation journey, our team took on the challenge of creating a harmonious connection between two distinct structures, utilising a glass link between the two buildings.

A perfect conservatory link between what were two separate parts of the house 👌 Our bespoke designs will always create the ideal space for you and your home 😍⁠ ⁠ ⁠ #conservatory #oakconservatory #sunroom #livingroomdecor #countryhome #barnconversion

Installing a glass link between buildings or creating a band of light through the middle of a house is a fantastic way of adding value and enhancing your living environment. Glass links offer a point of difference and practicality that are hard to beat.

Where a glazed link between two buildings or elements of a build is needed IQ Glass can offer a minimal, frameless solutions suited to even the most delicate of buildings.

This countryside home in Kent underwent a major renovation to include a modern extension that was linked to the original dwelling with a frameless glass link.

Our minimally framed sliding glass doors were a great option here with panels available in up to 12m² of glass they create floor to ceiling moving glass walls to these spaces, channelling natural light far into the deeper rooms.