Adding a sunroom can add more space to your home, allowing your family, pets and friends to all enjoy the natural beauty. If you are considering adding a sunroom to your home, it is essential to first understand the difference between a four-season room and a three-season room. Yes, their differences go far beyond the seasons.
At first glance, you may not be able to distinguish between a three-season sunroom and a four-season sunroom because their appearances are very similar. Let’s take a look at how to distinguish between these two types of sunrooms.
Seasonal use: This type of sunroom can only be used in warm months, except in winter. This is because its frame structure is not a thermal design and cannot heat or cool the room normally. However, if you live in an area with a warmer climate, a three-season sunroom might be a good choice.
Project: Most of the three-season or even four-season sunrooms on the market use aluminum frames. This framework is not conducive to heat transfer, maintenance and sustainability.
Price: The price of a three-season sunroom is significantly lower than that of a four-season sunroom. However, in the market, you get what you pay for. A sunroom can and should be an investment in your home. If the price of a sunroom is too low, it will be dangerous. It’s best to avoid it. Quality is of vital importance.
Usage season: These sunrooms can be used throughout the year. This is an excellent choice for people living in cold climate regions. Imagine being in a sunroom that is suitable for all seasons. In winter, you can basically spend it outdoors, enjoying the beautiful scenery outside the window.
Project: There is only one option for all Four Seasons sunrooms – aluminum. But the LivingSpace sunroom is not like this. We use vinyl and glass fiber, and we are the only sunroom company on the market that uses such materials. Our framework is meticulously designed to provide economical and efficient heating and cooling for the room throughout the year, regardless of the climate. Although aluminium is prone to fading, it is also prone to damage, and its cooling and heating effects are not as good as those of our vinyl and glass fibers.
Price: Four-season sunrooms are usually more expensive than three-season sunrooms. This is because its design combines both heating and cooling functions. Moreover, it is of higher quality and more durable. For example, our four-season sunroom can withstand hurricanes. But don’t be deceived either. If you find that the price of the Four Seasons Sunroom is too high, we suggest that you do not purchase it. Once again, quality is of vital importance; otherwise, in the long run, you are merely wasting money!