It’s hard to imagine the heat and glorious sunshine of summer’s past when we are stuck in the middle of winter. But what if you could enjoy more natural light and the natural warmth of the sun even in the depths of winter? With a four-season sunroom, you could enjoy this, as well as welcome extra space. Is a sunroom worth it?
A conservatory tends to be a plastic, wooden or steel framed addition to the home with glass making up the vast majority of it. A sunroom, on the other hand, is a more ‘solid addition’ in the sense that it is a stylish and permanent extension of the home that is integrated with the property structure.
In other words, a conservatory is a bolt on structure, crudely speaking whereas a sunroom is an extension that grows from the property itself. Both have their pros and cons with both adding much needed extra space to a property.
A sunroom is what it says it is – an extension onto the exterior of a property that enjoys the sun. But because it is well built with both warmth and ventilation, it is a room that can be used all year round.
When the sun is shining during the summer you can enjoy the natural daylight and warmth in comfort (not too hot!) and when the sun is weaker in the winter, you can still enjoy is shimmering golden hue in the warmth of the sunroom.
It takes time to plan and design a sunroom, and you will also need to consider the planning permission and work permit process. Start planning now with the help of S&D Projects to enjoy the summer in your sunroom!