The British love affair with outdoor living continues with the growth in demand of the Verandah from Prefix Systems, which offers near all-year round opportunities to sit outside and from a trade perspective rapid installation times and a new revenue stream.

Verandah is a fully bespoke system it’s perfect as a straight lean to, splayed lean to or as an ‘L’ shaped solution. It’s an integrated development based on traditional aesthetics with post, column covers and brackets, along with a decorative casting to column base and colour coded glazing bars.

For homeowners not wanting the permanence of a conservatory and wishing to keep their existing patio area, Verandah is a perfect investment for any home and can also be adapted for walkways, or car ports, with a square post option and the alternative glazing of polycarbonate.

While marketed as a three-season outdoor living solution, with the adoption of readily available patio heaters, this can be extended to an all-year round opportunity to make best use of outside space. Added to Bi-folding doors from the house this blends indoor and outdoor seamlessly.

Chris Cooke, of Prefix Systems commented: ‘Each year sales have increased notably for Verandah as installers look to maximise their outdoor living space and as installers look at new products in which to entice homeowners. With a moderate ticket price, half day installation and a range of strong marketing materials, it’s the perfect product to promote, alongside our other product systems.’

To support the Verandah there’s an impressive sales brochure, along with technical and installation guides with fitting in as little as just a few hours. There’s also full technical and sales support from any of the four Prefix branches which service the entire UK.

For further information please visit the downloads section at www.prefixsystems.co.uk, or contact the head office for a free Verandah brochure on 01254 871800, alternatively you can e-mail marketing@prefixsystems.co.uk. You can also add to their following on Twitter @prefixsystems.