Completed projects

Our work in pictures

Every glazing set is sized for its own site, so the best way to picture the result is to look at finished projects. All the photographs are from our own installations.

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A long glazed terrace at the edge of a forest

The same team from start to finish

The photographs are from our own sites

Design, measuring, manufacturing in Taipalsaari and installation all come from the same team, so the result matches what was agreed.

The sites range from the terrace of a detached house to a whole line of balconies and a roof terrace. If you spot a project that resembles yours, mention it when you ask for a quote.

A Terassimaailma van and trailer on site — Installation is done with our own equipment and our own people.

Terrace glazing

A glazed terrace keeps rain, wind and loose debris out and extends the season from spring well into autumn.

A glazed terrace on a summer evening — The glazed terrace of a white detached house on a summer evening.

A glazed terrace on a snowy day — The same terrace in winter: the glazing keeps snow and wind out.

The corner of a glazed terrace in winter — The corner glazing follows the line of the building without breaks.

A lit glass terrace at dusk — Lighting extends the season into the darker evenings.

The view from a glazed terrace onto a snowy garden — Seen from inside, the glazing keeps the view onto the garden.

A glazed terrace at a summer site — The glazing is fitted to the existing row of pillars.

A furnished glass terrace in evening light — Furnished, the terrace works as an extra room in summer.

Inside a glazed lakeside terrace with a view of the lake — A covered and glazed terrace at a lakeside site, looking out over the lake.

The glazed terrace of a lakeside sauna — The sauna terrace is glazed – the wind off the water stays behind the glass.

Frameless terrace glazing

Frameless TM Terrace Select glazing (the familiar iiCi) keeps the view as open as possible, because there is no vertical profile between the panes.

Frameless glazing on the facade of a terraced house — Frameless glazing keeps a modern facade light.

Frameless glazing in winter — In winter the glazing shelters the terrace from snow and wind.

A modern glazed terrace — Light profiles blend into the colours of the building.

The view from a glazed terrace onto a lake — Frameless glazing leaves the lake view open.

A frameless glass wall on the terrace of a grey house — A frameless glass wall opens onto the terrace with no vertical profiles.

A dark lakeside villa with a frameless glazed terrace — The frameless glazing runs the full length of the villa.

The view through frameless glazing onto a lake — With no vertical profile between the panes, the lake view continues unbroken.

A glazed terrace with a hot tub and a lake view — The hot tub and the seating area stay in use whatever the weather.

Balcony glazing

In a housing company the glazing is carried out across the whole line of balconies, so the facade stays consistent. Balcony glazing suits detached houses just as well.