Sun rooms - modern and aesthetically pleasing solution
Sun rooms are structures without thermal insulation.Their main use is to enclose a terrace to protect it from adverse weather conditions. This way we can significantly extend the period of comfortable use of the terrace well into the spring and autumn months.
Sun rooms require a prepared foundation but do not require thermal insulation. Sun rooms are offered as all-glass or framed structures, depending on the type of doors used.
All-glass sun room
An all-glass sun room is a modern and aesthetically pleasing solution.All-glass sliding systems allow you to open up the patio almost completely. Thanks to the all-glass construction, we still have full contact with our surroundings even when all the doors are closed.
The all-glass sun room also provides protection from wind, rain and snow and, thanks to the use of external covers, also from the sun
Framed sun room
The second type of sun room is the framed structure. This is a structure that is more resistant to rain and wind than an all-glass sun room. Solar control glass can also be used. It's also possible to use double glazing, so you can enjoy your sun room for longer periods of the year.
A great advantage of this particular solution is the possibility of using any window and door systems, which we will discuss in a moment.
Doors / windows
Doors and windows for Sun rooms
All-glass doors installed in a summer garden offer the virtually complete opening of the walls, which brings you into full contact with nature. The RU balcony door, in turn, is the simplest model available in the offer, offering a simple and convenient way to open and tilt the leaf inwards.
Slide doors
The SLIDE sliding door can be used in all of our construction types. It is the simplest sliding door system in our range.
Tilt and slide doors are fitted into the window frame to give the whole structure a uniform appearance, and the tilt function allows the conservatory to be easily ventilated.
All-glass sliding doors are the ideal solution for a sun room. The multi-track design allows the walls to open almost completely and the lack of visible profiles gives the effect of being in full contact with the surrounding nature.
The entrance door is used to facilitate passage thanks to the possibility of using a low threshold and a double-sided handle. This type of door can be made in a version that opens outwards and inwards.
The bottom hung window is usually used in the upper, trapezoidal part of a conservatory or sun room to provide adequate air circulation. It is an alternative to a roof window.
It is advisable to upgrade your summer garden with extra fittings. These include, but are not limited to, roof roller blinds, a façade blind, or LED lighting. The roof roller blinds feature high resistance to wind as well as rain, making it effective sun protection. Façade blinds, on the other hand, provide a shield against excessive sunlight to the side elements; they are extremely easy to use thanks to their electric, rotating slats.
Roof awning
A roof awning is one way of protecting a room from excessive heat and limiting sunlight. Awnings come with an electric motor as standard and a wide range of fabrics to choose from.
The vertical screen awning is the counterpart to the roof awning. It is designed to cover the side elements. It is available in an electric version as standard and with a solar panel as an option.
The venetian blind is a sun protection for the side elements. With its electrically operated rotating and retractable slats, it is the most functional shade in our range.
LED lighting significantly enhances the comfort of the structures we offer, creating a unique atmosphere within the space and maintaining a modern design.
The roof vent, available in a hinged or sliding version, is a way of ensuring proper air circulation in the room. Available in manual or electric versions with optional rain, wind and temperature sensors.
