A veranda or terrace is a summer extension where all family members happily gather after a hard day in the garden.
Therefore, we want it to be reliably protected from any bad weather.
Let's figure out what budget-friendly ways to protect an extension can be installed at a summer house.
How to protect a veranda
One of the most budget-friendly options is soft glazing. Despite the fact that the name of the structure includes the word glass, it is actually a window made of PVC film.
This method of sheltering from the sun and rain will cost several times less than regular windows. And the service life of the structure is at least 10 years.
The second option is curtains made of fabric or canvas. Curtains not only add coziness, they also delight with a huge variety of sizes and colors, which allows you to decorate your place of rest in the way that suits you.
For example, you can install mosquito nets, which will also allow you to forget about annoying midges.
Another option is a hedge. Clematis, honeysuckle, grapes and bindweeds are great for protection from bad weather and sun.
