Glass Terrace Enclosure — A Habitable Rooftop

Glass Terrace Enclosure — A Habitable Rooftop

Veranda Tirana builds glass terrace enclosures in Tirana and Durrës: the rooftop terrace of an apartment block or villa becomes a space you can live in all year — a panoramic dining room, a relaxation area or a workspace. In a city where every square metre counts, enclosing the terrace is the smartest extension without building from scratch.

The aluminium structure anchors to the existing terrace frame, with sliding or folding glass walls that open fully in summer and close hermetically in winter. The roof can be glass, polycarbonate or sandwich panel, depending on the insulation required and the budget.

150–280 €/m² · Indicative prices — the final quote is set after a free on-site survey. See the full price table →

How we design a terrace enclosure

  • Structural analysis — we verify the terrace's allowable load and fixing points before any quote
  • Roof — solar-control glass for maximum view, or sandwich panel for full insulation
  • Sliding glass walls — up to 90% opening in summer, hermetic closure with gaskets in winter
  • Wind protection — specific engineering for high terraces, where wind is the main load

How much a terrace enclosure costs

Prices are 150–280 €/m² of development: an enclosure with polycarbonate roof and simple glazing starts at 150–180 €/m²; with glass roof and premium profiles it reaches 220–280 €/m². A 20 m² terrace (about 30–35 m² of glass development) typically costs 4,500–8,000 € — far less than buying an extra room in Tirana.

Legal and condominium aspects

Block rooftops often have shared or reserved ownership status: before the design we check the title deed and building regulation together with you. Light aluminium-and-glass enclosures are considered non-structural interventions and in most cases proceed with simplified approval from the administration; we tell you exactly what documentation your case needs.

Frequently asked questions

Does the enclosure resist strong rooftop winds?

Yes. We size profiles and glass thickness for the building height and exposure; fixing goes into the concrete structure, not the light parapet.

Is it stifling inside in summer?

With fully opened glass walls and a solar-control roof the temperature is managed; add a ceiling fan and the space stays usable even in August.

How long does it take?

Design and survey 1 week, production 2–3 weeks, installation 2–4 days. No demolition or masonry work needed.

Ready to start?

Free survey and detailed quote within 48 hours.