Sunrooms have once become the pursuit of homeowners. When building a sunroom, apart from the pursuit of aesthetics, quality assurance and service life are also important factors to consider. So, what are the commonly used profiles for sunrooms?
Steel structure sunroom
Steel structure sunrooms have good compressive resistance. Their high stability determines that they can also be applied to different buildings. However, it should be noted that steel profiles are prone to rust, especially at the welded joints, which will invisibly reduce the load-bearing capacity of the steel frame. After long-term use, it will bring serious safety hazards.
2. Wooden structure sunroom
Wooden sunrooms are all constructed with natural wooden columns, beams, etc. that have undergone anti-corrosion treatment. They are mostly used outdoors and are suitable for use in various natural conditions. At the same time, the wood has undergone multiple processing treatments and is an ideal material for building sunrooms. However, due to the fact that sunrooms are constantly exposed to rain corrosion and intense sunlight, ordinary wood cannot withstand it. The wood used in wooden-structured sunrooms is mostly high-quality wood species, and most of them need to be imported. Compared with other sunrooms, they are relatively expensive and thus difficult to popularize.
3. Broken bridge aluminum sunroom
Compared with steel structure sunrooms, aluminum alloy sunrooms with thermal break have advantages such as no rust during long-term use, good heat insulation, easy assembly, and orderly drainage. Even after long-term use, they can ensure the safety of users. It can also connect wind sensors, rain sensors and temperature sensors with external electric sunshade systems and electric skylights, enabling intelligent operation in no time.
