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Veranda Product Features
Enjoy the outdoor season for longer with our strong prefabricated patio cover veranda. Our core veranda model is called the ‘Veranda Plus’ and is manufactured in Germany to the highest standards, so you are assured of quality and its why we offer all our customers a 10-year warranty.
The upright posts are sleek and strong 110mm x 110mm low-maintenance, durable aluminium and is built to last all seasons. You can screw the uprights directly to the floor thanks to the supplied U-plate foundations. These are lightweight surface mounted metal anchors that can be bolted or screwed to concrete, slabs or timber platform.
The veranda is fitted with a polycarbonate roof option – a sheet of thick 16mm opal polycarbonate (milky white yet sun permeable, giving you a soft, even light on the patio) or transparent clear polycarbonate for light and sun protection.
This is a strong structure and has been tested for snow load of 135 kg/m² and wind load of 25 m/s.
The veranda has an integrated rainwater drainage system whereby rainwater is drained off through the front of the uprights. The gutter is 100mm high and are very stable, with 3mm thick aluminum.
| Frame: | Aluminium |
|---|---|
| Colour: | RAL 9016 white | RAL 9005 black structured | RAL 7016 anthracite structured | RAL 9007 grey structured |
| Roofing: | 16mm Opal or Clear Polycarbonate |
| Snow Load: | 135 kg/m² |
| Posts: | 110mm x 110mm |
| Rafters: | 55mm x 95mm |
| Wind Load: | 25 m/s |
| Certificate: | EN 1090-3, EN 1090-1:2009+A1:2012-022 |
| Weight: | 420kg - 650kg |
| Origin: | All materials are 100% sourced from and manufactured in Germany |
Assembly
Please note with the video below that it is an older version of the installation process. The beams have since been changed along with the mounting system. Some parts of the assembly process are still the same however, in particular the preparation of beams and the foundation.
Installation
This is a self-assembly product and our prices are for supply only. If you cannot install the product yourself or are not a very experienced DIY person, we recommend that you hire professionals to assemble.
If you do not have contacts for a fitter, you can follow the steps below to get a quote for a local tradesman to help install your structure.
1. Links to get a quote for fitting:
2. Type of tradesman required:
- Builder or Carpenter
3. Description of the job:
- Feel free to link to this page.
- Estimated job length: 1-2 days.
We do not offer installation services at veranda.ie as our verandas are easy self-assemble and aimed at DIY competent customers.
- Stanley knife or scissors
- Hacksaw
- Cartridge gun with sealant for outside
- Pencil
- Hammer
- Dowels
- Shovel
- Spirit level
- Drill (5mm)
- Acrow Props (x2)
- Holesaw (32mm and 82mm)
Planning permission is not required as a Veranda is not a room and can be classed as a removable structure.
The roof has a wall-plate profile that is screwed to the house wall (please see our installation video in this section).
For dry/pebble-dashed walls, you would simply scrape off any loose pebble where the wall plate is to be fitted. After fitting the plate, a silicone seal can then be applied to the wall to cover any gaps between the pebble and wall profile.
Note: Wall fixings are NOT included, they must be purchased separately because each situation requires different fixings and depends on the substrate or construction to which it needs to be affixed. Always seek advice from a specialist building supplier about what is required in your particular situation and only use stainless steel fixings.
Yes, it is no problem to fix the veranda but it must be fixed directly to the masonry of the house so there is no weight bearing on the insulation.
It is recommended to purchase some countersunk concrete screws from your local hardware store, these will go straight through the insulation to fix the veranda wall plate into the original blockwork.
See here for an example of what you need (7.5 x 180mm screws). These are 180mm so assuming that your insulation is 100mm this will give you 80mm into the masonry, if your insulation is thicker then just simply order longer screws.
Ideally, the patio would always be laid after the Veranda, so that the paving can be cut around the veranda posts to leave a nice finish.
This product has been tested for wind speed at 90km/h.
The veranda has robust and heavy upright posts of 110m x 110m.
Wind should not be an issue for your veranda if it is fixed square and plumb to the house wall so that the roof sheets fit correctly. Installation of the veranda with concrete foundation pads ensures additional security against tough weather.
The roof is 100% waterproof, however with no side panels there will always be the possibility of rain coming in the sides depending upon the wind direction.
Temperature changes and moisture in the air can cause dew or condensation to appear outside and inside the veranda. This is normal and does not mean the veranda is leaking.
The veranda must be fixed so that there is absolutely no movement even in severe wind gusts.
- Decking: With decking our default U-bracket fixing plates can be fixed to the deck but fixings must go through the deck into the main concrete structure, otherwise, its recommended to lift and pour concrete pads.
- Paving Slabs: the recommendation here is for the slabs be taken up and a concrete pad installed for maximum stability.
We would also highly recommend not installing the veranda directly to decking if the decking is raised, given the weight of the veranda. It requires a solid foundation to be screwed to.
Wall fixings and floor fixings are not included, they must be purchased separately because each situation requires different fixings and depends on the substrate or construction to which it needs to be affixed. We recommend seeking advice from a specialist building supplier about what is required in your particular situation, and only use stainless steel fixings.
The columns that come with this veranda are 2.40m. This is the maximum height of walk through you can have at the front of the veranda assuming the bottom of the post is set flush with the ground.
The veranda will then slant upwards by 14cm for every 1m depth.
The column can be cut as required to suit the height of fixing to the structural wall you require.
The normal height of walkthrough is 2.10m with 0.30m being surplus, this can either be set in the ground or trimmed as required.
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