Window Rooms

Window rooms, commonly referred to as sunrooms, represent a cost-effective means of expanding the living space within your home and merit serious consideration as an alternative to extensive remodeling. Constructed with a three-inch insulated panel roof and insulated panels positioned below and above the windows, sunrooms are engineered to maintain interior comfort by retaining cool air and repelling heat.

A diverse array of window and door options, available in various shapes and sizes, allows for customization to suit individual preferences. These components are crafted from glass, acrylic, or vinyl, each offering distinct advantages. Acrylic, a premium-grade plastic derived mainly from petroleum, boasts remarkable durability and resilience. Unlike glass, scratches on acrylic surfaces can be easily buffed out. Moreover, acrylic exhibits superior impact resistance and safety features while weighing only half as much as glass.

Alternatively, vinyl film windows present a popular and more cost-effective choice for sunrooms. However, they may not match the insulating capabilities of acrylic pane windows. Careful consideration of these factors ensures the selection of the most suitable window type for your sunroom project.