
Recessed Balconies
Integrated outdoor spaces with considered architectural detailing.
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Outdoor Space Within the Building Line
Recessed balconies create private outdoor areas within the building façade, combining architectural integration with practical space for residents.
Rather than projecting outwards, a recessed or inset balcony sits within the building's footprint. This can create a more sheltered outdoor area and a consistent appearance across the elevation, depending on its depth and orientation. Alloy Fabweld designs, manufactures and installs balustrades, screens, cappings and other balcony metalwork to suit the surrounding structure.
Integrated façade appearance
Choice of guarding and screens
Project-specific architectural detailing
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How Are Recessed Balconies Drained and Waterproofed?
Because recessed balconies sit within the building façade, rainwater must be carefully managed to prevent water ingress. The design typically requires a waterproofed deck, suitable falls, piped drainage outlets and overflow provision. Door thresholds, façade junctions and fixing positions also need careful coordination. Alloy Fabweld works with the wider project team to integrate balustrades, decking supports and associated metalwork with approved waterproofing and drainage details, helping avoid obstructions and conflicts between building components.
Controlled drainage and overflow
Choice of guarding and screens
Coordinated guarding and fixing details

In-House Manufacturing & Assembly Facilities
Quality controlled, in every detail.
From cutting and folding to welding and finishing, our state-of-the-art production facilities give us complete control over quality and lead times. We house advanced CNC machinery, robotic welding, and our own spray shop, meaning we can customise finishes, improve durability, and streamline delivery to site.
Recessed Balcony Projects
Explore projects demonstrating Alloy Fabweld's experience integrating inset balconies, balustrades and architectural details into residential developments.











