Catnic’s Usk juliet balcony, supported by its technical expertise was used by the show’s design team to fix an extension to a family home in Croy, Glasgow.
Catnic’s juliet balconies, or false balconies as they are sometimes known, are shallow balconies designed to provide a safety barrier in front of French windows. Catnic manufactures the balconies in three designs - Usk, Brecon and Monmouth – and they are available in both standard and bespoke designs in width increments of 100mm from 1200mm to 3000mm. For this project, the Usk juliet balcony was provided in a width of 1800mm.
Cowboy Builders was rectifying work carried out by a local builder who, after nine months work and £23,000, left the family with a bare timber frame with no brick walls, windows or doors. With the help of the show’s design team and manufacturers, such as Catnic, whose balcony was installed on the first floor, outside the new master bedroom’s French windows the family’s home was repaired and renovated to the highest standard.
Mike Murphy, Sales and Marketing Director for Catnic comments, “When we were approached by Channel 5’s Cowboy Builders, we wanted to help any way we could. This project was for a really deserving family that had endured months of stress. We are very proud that Catnic was able to help make it happen.”
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