Balcony Glazing in Lithuania 2026 — Systems, Costs and Guide

4 July 2026Updated: 21 July 2026

Author: , Director, UAB Kevalita

Balcony glazing is one of the most popular home improvements in Lithuania, transforming an open balcony into a wind-protected, usable space for most of the year. A glazed balcony adds liveable square metres, reduces street noise and improves the appearance of the building.

Balcony Glazing Systems

There are two main balcony glazing approaches:

Cold glazing (frameless sliding panels): toughened glass panels (6–8 mm) mounted in top and bottom tracks that slide and fold to one side. They provide protection from wind and rain but do not insulate against cold. Best for 3-season use.

Insulated glazing (aluminium frames with insulated glass units): turns the balcony into a year-round room, but it is a different product — we do not install insulated balcony systems.

Benefits of Balcony Glazing

Glazing your balcony gives you: protection from rain, wind and snow; less street noise; useable extra living space; increased property value; a clean, modern look for the building; and protection for furniture and flooring from UV and moisture.

Balcony Glazing Cost in Lithuania

The price depends on balcony dimensions, height, building type and chosen system. We prepare an individual quote. We take exact measurements on site once the preliminary price works for you.

Permissions and Practical Considerations

For privately-owned apartments, glazing your balcony typically requires approval from the homeowners association (HOA). In Lithuania, this usually means a majority vote at an HOA meeting, or an architect's visualisation showing the change is in keeping with the building's appearance. We can advise on the process and help prepare documentation.

Stiklo sprendimai installs balcony glazing throughout Lithuania. Contact us for a free consultation.

— Frequently asked questions

FAQs about this guide

How much does balcony glazing cost in Lithuania?
The price of cold (frameless sliding) balcony glazing depends on balcony dimensions, height and building type — we calculate it from your dimensions. We do not install insulated balcony systems.
What is the difference between cold and insulated balcony glazing?
Cold glazing protects from wind and rain but does not insulate against cold temperatures. Insulated glazing uses insulated glass units and creates a year-round space — we install cold glazing only.
Do I need permission to glaze my balcony?
For your own house — usually no permission needed. In apartment blocks, you typically need HOA approval. Check with your building's administrator.
How long does balcony glazing installation take?
A standard balcony is glazed in 1–2 days. Larger or more complex balconies may take up to 3–5 days.
What glass thickness is used for balconies?
Cold glazing: 6–8 mm toughened glass.

— Ready to start?

Free consultation and a quote within 2–4 business days.

We send a quote within 2–4 business days. We take exact measurements on site once the preliminary price works for you.