Juliet Balcony

Juliet balcony systems provide a modern glass solution for full-height window and door openings where safety, natural light and airflow are important. BM Steel supplies EazyJuliet kits and accessories, including options suitable for 13.5mm and 17.5mm to 21.5mm glass, with satin anodised and black finish choices available.

Key features:

Suitable for domestic Juliet balcony installations using a sleek glass system.
EazyJuliet kits are available for glass lengths up to 3000mm and 1100mm heights.
Designed for fascia or reveal fixing from one channel, supporting flexible installation options.
Glass is not included, so compatible glass must be sourced separately for the finished system.

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Juliet Balcony FAQs

What is a Juliet balcony used for?

A Juliet balcony is used across full-height window or door openings to create a safe barrier while allowing natural light and fresh air into the room. It is a popular option where an outward-facing balcony look is needed without a walk-out platform.

Is a Juliet balcony the same as a full balcony?

No. A Juliet balcony is usually fixed across a door or window opening and does not create an external floor area to stand on. A full balcony normally includes a projecting platform or structural deck.

Is a Juliet balcony the same as a full balcony?

Are glass Juliet balcony systems suitable for homes?

Yes. Glass Juliet balcony systems are commonly used on domestic properties, especially for bedrooms, loft conversions and upper-floor rooms with full-height doors or windows.

Is glass included with a Juliet balcony kit?

No. Glass is not included with our Juliet balcony kits, so compatible glass must be sourced separately. Our EazyJuliet kits are suitable for 13.5mm and 17.5mm to 21.5mm glass, so the glass should be ordered to match the chosen kit and opening size.

What should I check before ordering a Juliet balcony kit?

Before ordering, check the opening width, fixing method, glass requirement, finish preference and whether the supporting structure is suitable for installation. You should also confirm any building regulation or project-specific requirements before fitting.