Glass Walls
1 Before – Our customers wanted to turn these two decks into 3- season rooms by adding glass walls.
2 After – A complete transformation! The stone columns were replaced with stucco and we installed glass walls, sliding windows and doors on each deck. The homeowners now have two gorgeous 3-season rooms they can use almost year round.
3 – The homeowners wanted to install a railing that would not hinder their view. DBS installed this glass railing system.
4 – Working with the homeowners, we turned their outdoor patio area into a full use 3-season room by installing all glass.
5 – There are sliding doors on three sides of this glass 3-season room.
6 – This beautiful covered deck was completely enclosed in glass to make a 3-season room.
7 – To keep the area cool on hot days, we installed pull down shades on the glass walls.
8 – In order to allow fresh air to pass through, we installed sliding glass windows on this side of the deck.
9 – The customer added a glass wall to their custom built deck to protect them from the elements but still allow them to enjoy the view.
10 – This deck with roof cover and glass walls was built to match the roof line of the rest house so it appears that it was part of the house when built.
11 – The end pane of glass is built as a sliding wall. This allows the customer to open it for fresh air.
12 – The deck cover for this three-season room has a tongue and groove pine ceiling with recessed lights.
13 – This deck/three-season room was built using composite material and custom stucco support posts to match the house.
14 – Sliding glass doors were added to this three-season room to allow access to the rest of the deck.
15 – Adding pull down shades to this three-season room will help keep it cool even when the sun is shining directly on it.
16 – To allow access to fresh air, the customer added a sliding glass door, but for safety reasons, put in a pane to prevent anyone falling out, but still keep the clear view.
17 – In order to keep the amazing view, yet protect from Colorado winds, this customer walled off a corner of their deck using large glass panes.
18 – Seen from ground level, this custom glass wall designed to fit around the stucco support columns of the deck.
19 – The amazing view and fire pit can be enjoyed without worrying about the winds.
20 – Here our customer decided to add short panes of glass to the top of the stucco wall to provide some extra protection for their hot tub.
21 – This deck is enhanced by the two glass walls, one on either side of the stucco support column.
22 – This deck was built enjoy in all weather. The gate at the end allows easy access, the glass walls protect it from high winds, and the drop down shade will help prevent it from getting too hot to enjoy.
23 – The glass walls added to this custom wood deck allow the customer to view the lush scenery without any interference.
24 – Instead of a traditional metal or wood railing, our customer opted to use glass here. It provides the safety needed, but keeps the view wide open.
25 – This custom built outdoor living space features a double sided fireplace and glass wall at the end of the deck. The customer can sit outside even on windy nights enjoying their fire.
26 – Our customer decided to enclose almost all of their deck with glass walls, allowing their beautiful view to be uncluttered.
27 – This deck with glass walls was resembles an additional room on the house.
28 – The customers added two glass walls to their beautiful covered deck to protect from the strong winds out of the north.