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How Much Does a Winter Garden Cost? Price List and What Affects It (2026)

Compare winter-garden prices, frame and glazing options for seasonal use. No heating is included; delivery is typically 6-8 weeks.

Glazed Top Garden winter garden on a family house by Gazebo

In short: A made-to-measure winter garden starts at 8 800 € excl. VAT (Economic Garden). The best-selling ranges are 9 000 to 12 500 €. The price includes turnkey installation.

A winter garden adds a glazed terrace enclosure for spring-to-autumn use. This article gives the existing entry prices of our models and explains the dimensions, materials and options to compare in a quotation.

If you are also weighing other covered options, the comparison is in winter garden vs. glazed terrace. And if you are still finding out what to weigh when you choose, start with our guide how to choose a winter garden.

How much do the individual winter garden models cost?

We make several model ranges that differ in structure, material and the level of glazing. These are their real entry prices (excl. VAT), from smaller made-to-measure builds:

ModelEntry price excl. VATCharacter
Economic Gardenfrom 8 800 €The most affordable range, aluminium structure
Economic Garden 1from 9 970 €An extended build of the popular base
Top Garden 2from 10 260 €A higher standard of glazing and detail
Wood Garden Milanofrom 10 500 €The warm feel of wood in a modern build
Top Garden 1from 10 740 €The flagship range with the highest level of finish
Wood Gardenfrom 12 300 €Solid timber and premium work

“From” prices apply to smaller typical sizes. The final sum follows the specific design. A made-to-measure winter garden is never repeated, just as the houses we attach them to are never repeated.

What affects the price of a winter garden?

On the quote we itemise every line. These are the factors that move the final sum most:

  1. Size and shape. The floor area sets how much structure and glass you need. A non-standard plan (broken walls, polygonal shapes) means more cutting and joints.
  2. Type of glazing. Confirm the glass specification for your chosen model. Optional insulated double glazing is available for Wood Garden walls.
  3. Structure material. Aluminium profiles are low-maintenance and more stable in price; solid timber costs more, but offers a unique atmosphere.
  4. Ventilation and extras. Opening panels, shading and any optional infrared heater should be specified separately. No model includes heating. The infrared heater provides warmth only while switched on.
  5. Base preparation. An existing terrace in good condition saves cost; a new foundation slab is a separate line.
  6. Colour and surface finish. Standard shades are in the base; special decors and veneers are extra.

What is included in the price, and what is not?

As with all our products, the quote price for a winter garden is fixed. It includes:

  • a made-to-measure design, including a static assessment of the structure,
  • production to the agreed specification,
  • complete turnkey installation by our own team, including delivery to your address,
  • warranty and after-warranty service.

Confirm any base preparation separately in your quotation.

Is a more expensive winter garden worth it?

Compare the entry price with the dimensions, frame, glazing and opening panels specified for your terrace. Consider the following points:

  1. Seasonal comfort. Plan use from spring to autumn. Heating is not included, and an optional infrared heater does not make the enclosure a heated indoor room. The infrared heater provides warmth only while switched on.
  2. Maintenance. An aluminium structure is low-maintenance; wood needs occasional treatment. More is in pergola and gazebo maintenance.
  3. Fit with your home. Compare the frame, finish and dimensions with the existing terrace and house.
  4. Use. Glazing adds shelter from wind and rain. Choose the specification for the days and seasons when you want to sit on the terrace.

If you want to know why a winter garden is worth it against cheaper alternatives, we have summed that up in 5 reasons to get a winter garden.

How do you get an exact price for your house?

The steps are the same as for our pergolas: simple and without obligation:

  1. Get in touch via the contact form or by phone. Approximate dimensions of the space and a few photographs of the spot where the garden should stand are enough.
  2. We design a made-to-measure solution: aspect, structure type, glazing and ventilation according to how you want to use the space.
  3. You receive a fixed price that holds from contract signature to handover. No extras after installation.

Also browse the full range of our winter gardens. On each model you will find photographs of completed jobs, from which you can pick the direction you like.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a winter garden from Gazebo cost?

The entry price is 8 800 € excl. VAT for the Economic Garden model. The best-selling builds sit between 9 000 and 12 500 €, depending on model and size. You get the exact price in a no-obligation quote.

Are installation and delivery included in the price?

Yes. The price includes production, complete turnkey installation at your address and delivery by our own team. We work across Slovakia.

What is the price difference between aluminium and wood?

Solid timber is usually about a fifth to a quarter more expensive than a comparable aluminium build. In return it offers a warmer atmosphere and a unique look.

Can a winter garden be heated?

No model includes heating. You can buy an infrared heater as an optional extra. Gazebo winter gardens are seasonal spaces for spring to autumn. See seasonal winter garden comfort. The infrared heater provides warmth only while switched on.

How long do production and installation take?

We make every winter garden to measure, so the lead time depends on the scope of the project and workshop load. We confirm a specific production and installation date in the quote.

František Kečkéš — founder of Gazebo, custom gazebos and pergolas
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František Kečkéš

Founder of the family firm Gazebo. He has designed custom pergolas, gazebos and winter gardens since 2009 — from the first sketch through production to installation.

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