Architectural Flat-Profile Collection

A Contemporary Veranda with a Premium Cube Profile

For customers seeking a more substantial architectural statement, the Cube combines a clean exterior profile with larger corner posts and an 8.76mm laminated safety glass roof as standard. Engineered with a flat box fascia that conceals an internal roof fall and rainwater drainage.

Flat Box Fascia
Zero visible external pitch
Concealed Drainage
Integrated internal guttering
Premium Framework
Substantial 180mm × 200mm corner posts

Shown with optional enclosures and accessories. Final specification is agreed with your quotation.

Anthracite grey Cube veranda with glass roof and sliding glass enclosures overlooking a garden.
Contemporary Box Fascia Profile
Architectural Engineering

What Makes the Cube Different?

Traditional lean-to verandas display an angled roofline sloping down towards your garden. The Cube introduces a bold cubic geometry with an imposing flat box fascia that conceals all roof slope mechanics inside the structure.

Architectural close-up of anthracite grey Cube veranda showing seamless heavy-duty flat box fascia and internal concealed roof fall
Invisible Fixings & Flush Fascia
Detail Engineering

No Exposed Slope. Zero Visible Rainwater Pipes.

For customers seeking a more substantial architectural statement, the Cube combines a clean exterior profile with larger corner posts and an 8.76mm laminated safety glass roof as standard. An internal roof fall is concealed within the clean perimeter fascia, channelling rainwater directly into concealed downpipes inside the substantial 180mm × 200mm corner posts.

Concealed drainage inside corner posts
Substantial aluminium framework
Tailored Specification

Personalise Your Cube

Customise your roof glass finish and architectural powder-coated frame colours to complement your home's existing windows, doors, and exterior finish.

1. Choose Your Glass Finish

8.76mm laminated safety glass comes as standard with your Cube Veranda. Choose clear, tinted or opal glass to suit your preferred appearance and light levels.

2. Architectural Frame Colours

Coordinate your Cube Veranda framework with your home's windows, doors and exterior styling.

Screen colours are an approximate visual guide. You can inspect physical powder-coat swatches during your site survey.

Looking for a Particular Colour?

Looking for a particular colour? Contact our team to discuss custom RAL options, availability and pricing.

RAL 7021RAL 7039RAL 8019Custom RAL Matches
Discuss Custom RAL Options
Optional Enclosure Upgrades

Optional Enclosures & Accessories

The Cube Veranda is a modular system that can be enclosed or shaded to suit your garden lifestyle. Explore complementary upgrades below.

Optional Upgrades Notice

Important Note: Photographs throughout this page may illustrate optional additions such as sliding glass doors, side walls, zip screens and LED lighting. All enclosures and accessories are optional upgrades and are only included when explicitly itemised in your agreed quotation.

Side-By-Side Comparison

Compare Veranda Styles

Both systems provide robust aluminium shelter engineered for UK gardens. Choose the aesthetic that best suits your home's exterior.

Compare veranda styles
Exterior Profile

Standard (Sloped): Sloping roofline with forward eaves gutter

Cube (Flat): Distinct flat box fascia with pure cubic lines

Roof Glazing Specification

Standard (Sloped): Laminated safety glass or multi-wall polycarbonate options

Cube (Flat): 8.76mm laminated safety glass as standard (Clear, Tinted or Opal)

Roof Pitch & Fall

Standard (Sloped): Continuous visible exterior slope from wall to front post

Cube (Flat): Concealed internal slope hidden behind perimeter fascia

Rainwater Drainage

Standard (Sloped): Integrated front gutter beam with internal post downpipe

Cube (Flat): Internal perimeter drainage channel routed through 180mm × 200mm posts

Support Post Profile

Standard (Sloped): 140mm × 140mm square structural posts

Cube (Flat): Substantial 180mm × 200mm heavy-duty corner posts

Architectural Match

Standard (Sloped): Traditional, Edwardian, and classic suburban homes

Cube (Flat): Contemporary architecture, bifold extensions & modern garden rooms

Enclosure Compatibility

Standard (Sloped): Compatible with sliding glass, wedges and zip screens

Cube (Flat): Seamlessly compatible with modular sliding doors and side walls

Design Character

Standard (Sloped): Classic British lean-to veranda with open garden sightlines

Cube (Flat): Architectural presence with substantial framework and clean horizontal lines

Prefer the classic sloping roofline of our standard range?

Explore our glass and polycarbonate lean-to verandas with integrated curved or classic guttering.

Explore Standard Verandas
Smooth Journey

Plan Your Project

From your initial concept to precision installation by our experienced UK team, here is how we bring your bespoke Cube Veranda to life:

01Day 1

Initial Consultation & Dimensions

Share your patio dimensions, photos, and preferred finish. We confirm feasibility and provide an itemised quotation.

Dedicated Project Manager
02Week 1

Detailed 3D Visualisation

Explore your Cube model using our visualizer tool to confirm post placement, roof glazing, and colour choices.

Dedicated Project Manager
03Week 2

Technical Survey & Specification

Our surveyors verify structural wall fixings, patio levels, and drainage connection points for precision installation.

Dedicated Project Manager
041–2 Days on site

Professional Installation

Experienced installers assemble the structural framework, install glazing, and test drainage for complete peace of mind.

Dedicated Project Manager
Southall Showroom & Free Quotation

Ready to Discuss Your Cube Veranda?

Contact our London team for expert technical advice, arrange a showroom visit at Unit 2, Cranleigh Gardens Industrial Estate, Southall, or request a detailed quotation.