Garden Rooms

Garden rooms and sunrooms are commonly confused and often used interchangeably. Both sunrooms and garden rooms are wonderful way to expand your home’s inside living into the outdoors. And with today's technology you can use both all year round. However, there is definitely some confusion about what exactly a "garden room" is and how it compares to a sunroom. In short, sunrooms have glass ceilings and walls and garden rooms have an insulated ceiling for year around use.

Garden rooms are considered a "versatile" product. This is mainly because they are built with a solid roof that produces a cooler room in the summer while offering better insulation and a warmer environment in the winter months.

Garden Room Benefits

• A greater degree of privacy compared to an all-glass sunroom.
• Garden rooms have a 98% return on investment.
• The room can be up and ready to use in three days (without the use of cement).
• With cement, it can be up in a week and half.
• Provides energy efficiency.
• Garden rooms can be used for a variety of activities.
• You have the option of adding a "Top Hat" if the Victorian or Edwardian alternatives are more to your taste.
• They allow you to add permanent extra living space to your home, without the disruption of moving house or building an extension.
• You can custom-design a green room which won’t take up too much space, but which can have heat, electricity and plumbing.

Looking For More Information About Garden Rooms?

Sunrooms can be an excellent way to add value to your home. You'll want to make sure you are choosing the right sunroom for your home and your budget. We offer Free Sunrooms Quotes from local, prescreened contractors.