An abundance of choices exist in the world of sunrooms. Airy additions could consist of anything from a screened porch to a full-glass conservatory. The most obvious differences exist in the appearance of the rooms, but there is much more than meets the eye.  Read below pictures for the following topics:

• Screened Rooms/Porches
• Additions to Existing Walls vs. Converting Existing Rooms
• Full Glass Rooms vs. Partial Glass
• Three & Four Season Sunrooms

Screened Rooms/Porches
A screened porch is essentially a regular porch that has had the addition of perimeter walls of large screened panels that allow fresh air to circulate while helping keep out insects. Screened rooms can be an excellent way of getting more mileage out of your patio or deck. Use of this casual area is often limited to the summer and warmer portions of the spring and fall months.

Additions to Existing Walls vs. Converting Existing Rooms
Just as each home varies in its needs and characteristics, each homeowner's choice of approach to adding a sunroom varies. For some, an existing space such as an unused deck or patio or perhaps an architectural alcove may make the perfect new sunspace. For others, adding extra living space is a priority and only a new addition to the existing structure will do.