Glass curtains
Glass panels with no vertical frames that stack to one side.
In short
How do you enclose a terrace?
Quick answer. A terrace in Alicante is enclosed in two parts, the sides and the roof. The sides take glass curtains, frameless sliding glass or insulated curtains for winter use. Overhead goes a fixed roof, a retractable roof or a pergola. Orientation, wind, sea salt and how you use the space decide the mix. A technician measures before the quote.
What to choose
Which combination does your terrace need?
We start from what you want to achieve, not from the product.
| What you want | Sides | Roof |
|---|---|---|
| Stop the wind and keep the sea view | Glass curtains | Fixed roof or pergola |
| Use the terrace in winter too | Insulated curtains | Fixed roof |
| Open up to the sky in summer | Curtains or sliding glass | Retractable roof or bioclimatic pergola |
| Quick shade without enclosing the sides | Open | Tensioned fabric pergola |
Before you enclose
What should you check before enclosing a terrace?
Four things decide the system, and the site visit is the right moment to look at them, before the quote.
- Orientation and sun hours: a south-facing terrace needs shade or ventilation in summer.
- Wind and sea salt near the coast: they affect the fittings and the type of roof.
- The owners’ community and the town hall: in many buildings an enclosure needs their approval.
- The existing floor and ceiling: they decide the tracks and how the structure is fixed.
Systems
Which systems are used to enclose a terrace?
Frameless sliding glass
Glass panels that slide behind one another, for wide openings.
Insulated glass curtains
Double glazing for using the terrace in winter too.
Retractable roofs
A roof that opens and closes with the weather.
Fixed roofs
A permanent roof in glass, polycarbonate or sandwich panel.
Bioclimatic pergola
Adjustable louvres that control sun, shade and airflow.
Tensioned fabric pergola
Shade from fabric on an aluminium frame, with no building work.
How we work
What is the process?
The same four steps for every system, from the first call to installation.
- 01
Tell us about your space
By phone, WhatsApp or the form: what you want to enclose, where it is and how you plan to use it.
- 02
Site visit and measuring
A technician sees the site, takes measurements and checks the floor, ceiling and orientation. Timing: visit timing.
- 03
Fixed quote
You receive the system, materials and delivery time in writing. Timing: quote timing.
- 04
Made to measure and installed
The system is made to fit your opening and we install it at your home or business. Timing: manufacturing and installation timing.
Free advice
Not sure which system your space needs?
A LUNEKS technician visits the site, measures at no cost and recommends the right solution for your terrace, penthouse or venue.
FAQ
Questions about terrace enclosures
How much does it cost to enclose a terrace?
It depends on the size, the systems combined and the finishes. We do not publish prices: the quote is prepared after visiting and measuring the terrace.
Can a terrace be enclosed without building work?
Yes, in most cases. Glass curtains, sliding glass and pergolas are fixed to the existing structure without building walls.
Do I need a permit to enclose my terrace?
It depends on the town hall and the rules of the owners’ community. It is worth checking before installation. What LUNEKS handles for you
Which enclosure keeps the cold out best?
Insulated double glazed curtains together with a fixed roof. Single glass curtains stop wind and rain but do not insulate.
Can a seafront terrace be enclosed?
Yes. By the sea there is more wind and salt, so the site visit checks the exposure and the materials. What LUNEKS recommends on the seafront
Free quote
Tell us about your space
A technician visits the site, measures at no cost and sends you a fixed quote within 48 hours. We work in Spanish, English and Russian.
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