4-Season VS 3-Season Sunroom
A sunroom addition can be a great way to add more space to your home for your family, pets, and friends, all while enjoying nature's views. If you're thinking about adding a sunroom addition to your home, it's vital first to understand the difference between 4-season and 3-season rooms. And yes, there are more differences than what season they can be used in. This blog will cover the characteristics that differentiate each sunroom and why a 4-season LivingSpace sunroom is ultimately the superior choice. 3-Season Sunrooms At first glance, you may not realize the difference between a 3-season and 4-season sunroom due to their similar appearance. Let’s look at how you can tell the difference between both types. Season use: These sunrooms may only be used in the warmer months, excluding winter. This is because the framing is not thermally engineered to heat or cool the room properly. However, if you reside in a warmer climate, a 3-season sunroom could be an option for homeowners. Engineering: Most 3-season and even 4-season sunrooms on the market are made with an aluminum frame. This type of framing isn’t ideal for heat transfer, maintenance, and sustainability. Price: 3-Season sunrooms will noticeably cost less than a 4-season. However, when it comes to the market, you get what you pay for. A sunroom can be and should be an investment in your home. If a sunroom is too cheap, that is a red flag, and it’s better if you steer clear. Quality is essential. 4-Season Sunrooms Seasons of use: These sunrooms can be used year-round. It’s an excellent option for those that live in a colder climate. Imagine spending winter basically outside thanks to the views a 4-season room can give. Engineering: With all 4-season sunrooms, you'll find only one option available, aluminum. But not…