Sunrooms, solariums, and conservatories

Sunrooms & Conservatories

Order a brighter sunroom or conservatory kit designed around your home. Sunrooms, solariums, and conservatories are best for homeowners who want a more finished enclosed space with the right structure, glazing, drainage, ventilation, and long-term comfort planned before anything is cut.

Start with photos
Check site conditions
Review before order
White-frame sunroom addition beside a brick home

Project views

Sunrooms should feel connected to the house.

Use these examples to compare real sunroom forms, exterior proportions, interior light, and how the room connects to the house.

Curved-roof sunroom interior with lounge seating and bay views
Curved-roof sunroom with bay views
White-frame sunroom addition beside a brick home
White-frame sunroom addition
Bright sunroom sitting area with curved windows
Curved sunroom interior
Cedar home with curved solarium entry
Cedar home solarium entry
Bright kitchen and lounge with a sunroom-style roof
Sunroom kitchen and lounge

Wide exterior photos

Show the whole wall, patio or deck, roofline, and where the kit would attach.

Rough measurements

Width, depth, height limits, doors, windows, and nearby obstructions help frame the first review.

How you want to use it

Coffee, plants, storage, dining, pets, rain cover, or year-round comfort all point to different kit decisions.

Planning fit

Is this kit right for your home?

The first review is about the house, the exposure, and how you want the space to feel once it is built.

Good fit if:

  • You want a kit for a more finished sunroom, garden room, or conservatory-style space.
  • You are ready to plan around glazing, insulation, ventilation, and structural requirements.
  • You want the space to feel like a true extension of your home's interior.

Not the right fit if:

  • You just want basic rain protection for a BBQ.
  • You are looking for a quick, low-budget weekend project.
  • Your existing deck or patio foundation cannot support the weight of a fully enclosed room.

What gets reviewed first

Before finalizing your kit, the design details need to match your home and the package you want to order.

  • Foundation and slab information
  • Roofline and water-management details
  • Insulation and moisture control needs
  • Window placement and ventilation
  • Local requirements for enclosed additions

Choosing the right route

The right kit solves the actual problem, not just the prettiest picture.

Rain or shade

Usually starts with a patio cover.

Bugs and airflow

Usually points toward a screen room.

More room-like space

Usually needs sunroom or enclosure planning.

Let's look at your space

Send a few photos, measurements, or sketches, and we will help you figure out if this kit fits what you want.