Introduction to Sunroom

Sunshine room, also known as glass room. Sunroom is a non-traditional building constructed with glass and metal frames to achieve the goal of enjoying sunlight and getting close to nature. Sunshine houses are highly regarded buildings by people both domestically and internationally who pursue nature and fashion. Sunshine houses are a widely studied and successful industry in the Shanghai area of North China. It needs to be designed and built according to the needs of the site and personal preferences. The indoor layout can be decorated according to personal preferences. The balcony or terrace of a sunroom is the entire room, so visual connection is important. It is necessary to consider maintaining consistency with the overall style of the building, while also striving to maintain consistency in the overall color tone.

The surface materials of the sunroom mainly include plastic steel doors and windows, broken bridge aluminum doors and windows, aluminum clad wood doors and windows, or color steel plates. The material of the sunroom can be selected from plastic steel door and window profiles, bridge cut aluminum door and window profiles, aluminum clad wood doors and windows, or color steel wall panels. The surrounding glass can be ordinary insulated glass, tempered insulated glass, or dimming glass, combined with plastic steel door and window profiles or bridge cut aluminum door and window profiles as the skeleton. For spans greater than 3 meters, steel pipes can be appropriately added as column supports, with fluorocarbon sprayed on the surface, resulting in better structural stability than aluminum alloy. Remember to open the window and let the outside air flow through. The inside should be ventilated.

Classification of Sunlight Room Shapes: Single sloped Roof Sunlight Room, Model Roof Sunlight Room, Combination Roof Sunlight Room, and Special Sunlight Room.

The so-called sunshine room is a secondary creation of living spaces such as villas and duplex apartment terraces. Sunshine houses, commonly known as glass houses, can be built on the terrace of duplex buildings, private gardens on the first floor, rooftops, private villas, and other plots of land. Its building facade, including the top, is entirely made of glass. Due to the need for lighting, ventilation, and good sealing effect in the room, the facade and top of the sunroom are mostly composed of openable doors and windows. The quality of doors and windows determines the success or failure of a sunroom.

Based on the above characteristics of sunrooms, when designing and constructing sunrooms, we should determine the overall shape and structure of sunrooms for different purposes according to the constraints of the surrounding environment and site, and then carry out corresponding designs.