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A sunroom is a relaxing, warm spot you can unwind and enjoy the nature outside while being inside. Additionally, exposure to sunlight generates vitamin D, so a sunroom is actually good for your health. No matter what climate you are in, a sunroom is do-able. Sunrooms can be added onto your existing home, or you have the option of converting a room in your house into a sunroom. Check out these different types of sunrooms, and find out which style fits your lifestyle.



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Traditional Sunroom
Traditional sunrooms are generally built as an addition onto your existing home. They are constructed with wood, drywall, and insulated. They are unique in that you can put in as many custom-made doors and windows as you want.




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Solariums
Solarium are completely surrounded with glass. Often, solariums are constructed with aluminum framing and have special heating and cooling systems as a result of the multitude of windows.



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Porch Enclosures
Porch or patio enclosures involve adding walls to your existing porch or patio already attached to your home. They can either be three season or four season. It is the most cost effective way to construct a sunroom.






Screen Rooms
Screen rooms have the best potential for tons of fresh air. A screened in area is best for warmer climates, but they can also be nice in a cooler climate during the warmer months.



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