Homebuilding & Renovating

BEHIND THE DESIGN The glazed link

Perhaps you’re linking a detached garage, outbuilding or barn to an existing property. Maybe you’re extending but the position of your new extension means you need a link between it and your old home. Whatever the project, a glazed link is a great way to connect two buildings together. In this article we’ll discuss everything you need to know to design a link that seamlessly stitches two structures together.

THE STRUCTURE

To get a glazed link right you need to consider how it will

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