Balcony

Select weather-resistant fabrics, rust-proof metals, treated wood, and sealants. Include shade options (awnings or retractable blinds) and drainage so that rain or sun exposure doesn’t damage materials.

Yes. Proper drainage slope, waterproof membranes, sealants, and periodic maintenance are built into our plans to prevent leaks, water pooling, and deterioration.

Definitely. Ways include using frosted glass or tinted panels, lattice screens or trellis with climbing plants, light fabric curtains, or vertical planter walls that offer privacy and still allow light and airflow.

Materials like composite wood, treated teak, natural or porcelain tiles, stainless steel, and powder-coated metals perform well. Choose non-slippery finishes and durable materials that can withstand outdoor conditions.

We assess load-bearing capacity per building standards. Expect safe support for light furniture, plants, and people, but heavy fixtures or too many items may need structural reinforcement or lighter alternatives.

Yes. Depending on size and permitted usage, we can include sitting lounge setups, small dining/coffee areas, workspace corners, or even built-in benches with storage—all adapted to fit properly.

We choose durable, low-maintenance materials, design for easy cleaning, allow for removable/foldable fixtures, ensure protective coatings are applied, and recommend maintenance schedules to extend life.

Absolutely. We provide mood boards, 3D renderings, sample materials, and layout sketches so you can see and approve the design, colour palette, furniture placement before starting work.

Safety is key: secure railings at correct height, non-slip flooring, rounded furniture edges, durable guard panels, drainage to prevent water pooling, and optionally protective screens or mesh for children or pets.