Portable Veranda Sunroom Glass Florida Room Retractable

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Sunrooms

The term sunroom is usually defined as a recreational space bridging indoor and outdoor living areas, usually with a considerable amount of wall space dedicated to glass—often as much as 80 percent. Building codes generally do not require a sunroom to have electricity or central heating/cooling service, although this is not a hard-and-fast rule. Many sunrooms now have electrical services, and they may have supplemental heating and cooling. Sunrooms often are built on floating concrete slabs with shallow perimeter foundations, somewhat like those used for a garage; full basements beneath sunrooms are rare.

Prefab vs. Custom-Built Sunrooms

Within the sunroom category, though there are two subcategories. Sunrooms can be custom-built by a local general contractor who will design and build the sunroom to your specifications. Such sunrooms have traditional stud-and-truss framing and shingle roofs, but the walls are predominantly glass, formed by patio doors or full-length windows.

More commonly, though, today's sunrooms are constructed from prefabricated kits that come with framework pieces of steel, aluminum, or fiberglass, along with the glass panels for the walls. Prefab sunroom additions are assembled in puzzle-like fashion, usually by qualified technicians. The fact that these are "kits" does not mean that assembly is an easy DIY project, although many homeowners have successfully assembled them. A prefab sunroom is designed and fabricated off-site then is shipped in pieces to your home packed in flat cartons. Assembly can be done by a homeowner, or more often by a contractor affiliated with the kit manufacturer.

Misconceptions

In their eagerness to add a sunroom, homeowners often make certain mistaken assumptions about sunrooms. Here are some corrections to common misconceptions:

Sunrooms do require building permits. In most communities, even the smallest sunroom kit or custom-built room will require a building permit in order to construct it.

Prefab sunrooms are not always cheaper than custom-built sunrooms. There are many different add-ons you can specify for a prefab kit, and a top-of-the-line sunroom kit with all possible options can approach the cost of a room addition.

Your sunrooms might need a foundation. Foundation requirements are as varied as the localities where these codes apply. Generally, you will need a proper building foundation for your site-built sunroom, although prefab sunroom kits can sometimes be assembled onto existing patio slabs or decks.

1. ARE THIS PERGOLA EASY TO ASSEMBLE?

We have the assembly manual instruction specifically made acccording to your project site.

Also there is video clip to show you how to install it step by step. It's a DIY product designed to be easily assembled

2. HOW TO MAKE THE ORDER?

Kindly send us the sizes of the area and the pictures of the construction site if you can. We will then make the design and

proposal accordingly. After you comfirm the design and the quote, the order will be taken carefully by us,

from production to shipping, even door-to-door delivery we can handle, if needed.

3. HOW WILL IT HOLD UP IN MY CLIMATE?

Our system has been specifically engineered to withstand hurricane-force winds, heavy snow loads, and everything in between. It's durable and can outcompete most of the competitors on the market today!