The Balconie is not like other balcony tables. It doesn’t sit on the floor, doesn't take up space between chairs, and doesn't need to be brought inside for the winter. Here is what it actually brings to an urban balcony.
When we think of a "balcony table," we usually imagine a small table placed on the floor that we bring out for drinks and take back inside every time it rains. The Balconie starts from a completely different logic: attaching to the railing, staying out all year round, and leaving the floor entirely clear.
A real, not theoretical, space-saver
The most immediate advantage of the Balconie is the one you only truly appreciate once it's installed: the floor is completely free. No table legs blocking the way, no permanent surface in the middle of the balcony that forces you to walk around it. On a balcony less than two meters deep, this floor freedom fundamentally changes how you use the space.
Installation without tools or drilling
The Balconie attaches to the railing using a system of adjustable hooks. No screwing, no drilling into the facade or the railing, no irreversible installation. It is set up in seconds, adjusts to the thickness of the railing, and can be removed, moved, or stored just as easily as it was installed. This reversibility is invaluable for renters.
Compatible with the vast majority of railings
The mounting plate system adapts to flat, rounded, or square railings, whether made of metal or painted wood. It works on classic wrought iron railings as well as modern flat steel guardrails. The only cases where installation may be an issue: glass railings, particularly thick railings, or very atypical shapes. In these situations, it is best to contact Extra Terrasse by email before ordering.
Materials designed for the outdoors
The Balconie is made of powder-coated steel: resistant to UV rays, rain, frost, and temperature changes. Simply put, there is nothing to do: you don't bring it in for the winter, you don't cover it, and you don't treat it. It stands on its own, season after season.
A clean design that integrates effortlessly
The Balconie features clean lines, sharp angles, and a color palette that fits naturally into most urban balconies: eight colors in the large size (sage green, gentian blue, ochre, anthracite grey, ruby red, garnet red, Parisian green, and steel blue) and four colors in the small size.
In summary
The Balconie solves real problems: lack of floor space, complicated installation, and furniture that can't stay outside. It does so with a sober design and durable materials. For a compact urban balcony, it is a solution that makes sense.