A glass corridor for a care home

The short answer: we designed and fitted a glass corridor along the full length of a care home’s first-floor terrace. Residents can now walk the length of the building in daylight, whatever the weather, and staff have a dry route from one end of the home to the other.

A one-minute walk through the finished corridor.
First-floor glass corridor along a care home terrace, fitted by Apex Verandas
The corridor runs the full length of the first-floor terrace.

What we built

  • A long lean-to glass corridor built on the existing first-floor terrace and brick arches.
  • Slim anthracite aluminium frames with a bright, light roof.
  • Windows that open all the way along for fresh air in summer.
  • A door at each end, so the corridor links straight into the home.
Inside the care home glass corridor: a long, bright walkway with windows down one side
Inside: light the whole way along.

Working on a live site

A care home can’t close while we work. Our own fitting crews did the job, the home had our method statements and insurance documents before we started, and we planned the work around residents, staff and visiting times. Every job comes with an up to 10-year written guarantee.

Glass corridor built on the existing brick arches of a care home
Built on the existing brickwork.

For care homes, hospitals and schools

We also fit sun rooms where residents can sit out all year, covered garden seating, staff shelters and entrance canopies. See our commercial work, or call 028 2542 9017 for a free site visit and a drawing. Planning rules depend on the site, so check with your council before you order; we’ll give you the drawings and specification to help.