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A sunroom that fits your specific lifestyle and budget. There are uniquely beautiful ways to add a patio enclosure or a sunroom to your home. In doing so you would be creating an outdoor space that could be used all year round. One of the best ways to add additional living space and value to your home is choosing a Sun room or Arizona Patio Room from Booth Built Patio Products and Sun room. Most of us already have a covered patio. An existing patio can be transformed into a workout room, a relaxation room, an office, a safe environment for the children or pets. The possibilities are endless. 

What Is Involved In Adding A Sunroom - The answer to this question depends on the type of sunroom that you choose. There are simple extensions or additions, such as solid or partial shade patio covers that are the least expensive methods of protecting yourself from the sun’s harmful rays. They can be custom built to your preferences and needs, and in the case of solid patio covers, can be fitted for a screen room in order to limit your exposure to biting mosquitoes or other pests. However, they will not allow you to enclose your own piece of the environment in order to eliminate dust or set it at the temperature that makes you most comfortable. In order to do that, you will need to upgrade your plans to either a arizona room or a fully insulated sunroom addition. These options are more expensive, but allow you to control the climate of the area that you have enclosed so that it is comfortable year round. 

What To Look For When Designing Sunrooms - Make sure that the design is of a good quality and economical, you need to strike the perfect balance between the sunroom look and your budget. There are a number of designs aimed to suit all your requirements. Make sure that they are easy to pull together. Select those materials which are durable, sturdy yet at the same time lightweight and easy to place. Place the windows in such a way that they allow maximum ventilation to make the sunroom airy and comfortable. Have climate control options with panel that reflects the heat of the sun. Place winter blankets on the roofs to keep the room from chilling. The glass designs have complete insulated rooms and adds superior dimension to your house. This gives you the perfect place to watch and enjoy the change of seasons, the starry nights and the movement of the clouds on a windy day. The architectural design of the solariums should include the type of material, the thickness of the walls, the height of the walls, the total size of the room, the thickness and width of the insulated glass panels, the wind load and the live load, specifications of aluminum alloy and the type of wood to be used.

Sun rooms provide an alternative to the expense of traditional construction what most people are not aware of is the other tremendous benefits of this type of construction.


Of course sun rooms are less expensive than traditional construction but not for the reasons you may think. A lot of people may think it is because the materials themselves are less expensive and therefore inferior to traditional materials but this is just not the case.


1. Standard 2 x 6 stud wall construction is used so you can run wiring or plumbing through the walls. Walls include exterior sheathing, high density exterior grade foam and vapor barrier. You can add the interior wall finish on site or select one of our natural wood finishes. You supply exterior siding to blend with the rest of your house. Walls are insulated to R 20.


2. Sun rooms have glass that is more energy efficient than what you find in most traditional additions. Holds glass panels in place and locks out air or moisture leaks. Includes sill plates and attractive mahogany frame and trim, plus architectural sealants. So simple to install, any homeowner can do it.


3. In most cases Sun rooms must be as energy efficient if not more energy efficient then traditional materials to meet the building code requirements of most cities. The reason sun rooms require less investment is simply because they are manufactured in a factory environment and installed by technicians which significantly reduces the time expenses and labor associated with conventional construction.


Living outdoors with a lavishly furnished backyard was the trendy renovation for homes a few years ago. Back then, people designed their open outdoors area with cementation on sections of their backyards, installing swimming pools, and even installing other components like outdoor kitchens. However, between the upkeep of expensive outdoor furnishings, its attraction to animals that damage it, and costly repairs, the trend has quickly moved another direction.


According to David Donnelly of Ambiance Additions, open outdoor decks and yards are still common, but there has been an increased attraction towards sunrooms, solariums and conservatory house additions. A recent article in the Wall Street Journal has even explained how homeowners have been choosing these types of enclosed outdoor living options, instead of investing in waterproof furniture and other embellishments.


Enclosed house additions, like sunrooms, offer many benefits and they become integral parts of the home, Donnelly said. Homeowners enjoy the feeling of being outdoors, without having to deal with neglected outdoor furniture and accessories.


“It gives the illusion of more space,” says Steve Schoenewald, a sales manager at a real estate firm who paid $764,000 for a Bradford Grand II in Mount Laurel, N.J., a little over a year ago.


So while some private home sellers are struggling to sweeten the deal with new refrigerators or flat-screen television sets, big builders are offering $20,000 to $30,000 of incentives in the form of finished basements, sunrooms and expanded master suites.


According to Donnelly, homeowners are spending more money and time to make better use of their space.

‘With the real estate market being the way it is, people want to get more bang for their buck pricey backyard ‘rooms’ aren’t cutting it anymore,’Donnelly said.


Once marketed as a luxurious upgrade, sunrooms are now a standard feature in many builders’ top-selling models. More energy-efficient windows have made it easier to create walls of glass without making the house cold and drafty, builders say; and opening up the outdoor views makes homes look bigger.