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Most people just can't get enough of the sun. It uplifts spirits, help us get that glowing sun-kissed tan, and can make even the bleakest of home spaces feel roomy and bright. In interior home design, using natural light - "daylighting" - not only has numerous aesthetic benefits but also provides a surprising amount of health benefits.
Sunroom additions are a popular choice for upgrading the value of a living space. Typically added to existing decks, porches, or lanais, they can also be made from the ground up. The extra comfort and space from a new sunroom is well worth the investment.
| Package Type | Optional: EPE foam, wooden crate, wooden case. Strong Cartons; Rubber glass corners, cable ties |
| Glass Type | 1. Low-e glazing, frosted/obscure, tinted 2. Single toughened: 6, 8, 10, 12mm 3. Double toughened: 5+12A+5, 6+12A+6 4. Triple glass: 5+6A+5+6A+5mm |
| Hardware | German Siegenia/Roto; Premium Brands |
| Surface Finish | Powder coated; Electrophoresis; Fluorocarbon; Anodizing; Wood grain |
| Application | Residential series; Commercial series; Modular house, Steel structure house |
Prefab homes are made from components constructed in a factory and then transported to a home lot to be assembled. They range from modular homes (connecting multiple modules) to panelized homes and kit homes.
Generally, prefab construction is 10 to 25 percent cheaper than stick-built homes due to mass-produced materials and lower labor costs. Most prefab homes can be completed in 4 to 6 months, which is significantly faster than the 8-month average for traditional builds.
Prefab is considered eco-friendly as it produces less waste and offers tighter seams for better energy efficiency. Furthermore, because these structures must withstand transport, they are often structurally stronger and more resilient against high winds and earthquakes.
