Terrace Screens & Windbreaks for Hospitality Venues
What’s the best terrace screen for a restaurant, hotel, pub or café patio?
- Made in Italy
- 5 Year Warranty
- 4–6 Week Lead Time
- UV-Resistant
- Local Council Pavement Compliant
- Suitable for Uneven Surfaces
Make your outdoor guest areas comfortable & usable all year round
Outdoor seating is a massive draw for hospitality venues, as guests love to make the most of al fresco dining. However, the unpredictable UK climate, with its chilling winds and harsh winters, often leaves these valuable spaces unusable, directly impacting your bottom line. Terrazzo Screens transform these vulnerable areas into comfortable, sheltered environments that can be enjoyed year-round, ensuring your outdoor guest spaces continue to generate revenue regardless of the season.
Our terrace screens and windbreaks create a secluded, elegant outdoor eating or seating area for restaurants, cafés and hotels wanting to extend their outdoor season.
Check out the gallery to see how you can transform your outdoor space with terrace screens and windbreaks.
Explore Our Terrace Screens & Windbreaks
- Free-Standing
- Fixed Down
- Fixed Height
- Free-Standing
- Mobile with Castor Wheels
- Fixed Down
- Height-Adjustable
- Free-Standing
- Fixed Down
- Fixed Height
- Fixed Down
- Height-Adjustable
- Fixed Down
- Fixed Height
What are the benefits of terrace screens over canvas or standard fencing?
- Designed and manufactured in Italy, built for constant outdoor use in all weather conditions
- Safety glass is fitted as standard, making our screens compliant with UK safety regulations
- Glass is available in clear, smoked and opaque finishes with optional branding
- No flapping or noisy canvas blinds that require regular maintenance and are vulnerable to rips or tears
- Creates a greater sense of privacy and safety for guests
- Installing terrace screens & windbreaks usually doesn’t require planning permission, saving you time and money
- Available in fixed, free-standing, mobile or reconfigurable variations, with self-install options
- Free in-house design service to work out exactly what your space needs
How to Choose the Right Terrace Screen
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Permanence: fixed installations suit a settled terrace; free-standing or mobile screens suit seasonal use or sites that need to reconfigure.
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Visibility: clear glass keeps sightlines open; opaque or smoked glass adds privacy and softens an exposed site.
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Wind exposure: standard aluminium bases suit most sites; stainless steel bases are available for coastal or very windy locations.
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Extras: lighting, planters, menu boards and eco-friendly weathersafe heating can all be built into the design from the start rather than added later.
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Planning: most Terrazzo screens don’t require planning permission, but check with your local authority if your site is in a conservation area or has specific restrictions.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need planning permission for a terrace screen?
Usually not, though this depends on your site and local authority—screens are generally treated as freestanding structures rather than permanent building work. Check with your local planning office if you’re in a conservation area or your premises has specific restrictions.
Can terrace screens include heating?
Yes—eco-friendly, weathersafe infrared heating can be incorporated directly into your screen design, extending usable terrace time well beyond the warmer months.
What’s the difference between fixed and mobile screens?
Fixed screens are ground-mounted for permanent, high-stability installations. Mobile or free-standing screens use a weighted or anchored base, giving you the flexibility to reposition or reconfigure your layout.
Are Terrazzo terrace screens suitable for coastal or very windy sites?
Yes—stainless steel (AISI 316) bases are available specifically for exposed or seaside locations where standard aluminium or galvanised steel bases aren’t sufficient.
Can screens be branded with my restaurant or hotel’s logo?
Yes—branding and artwork can be applied to the glass or panels, and frame colours can be matched to your existing scheme.