How To Choose A High-quality Sunroom?

Frame material: The sturdy foundation of the sunroom

As the core part supporting the sunroom, the quality of the materials used in the frame directly affects the safety and service life of the sunroom. At present, the mainstream frame materials in the market include aluminum alloy, steel structure, and wood, each with its own characteristics.

Aluminum alloy is highly favored for its lightweight and corrosion-resistant properties. Among them, broken bridge aluminum has become the top choice for users pursuing high-quality sunroom due to its excellent thermal insulation performance. Broken bridge aluminum profiles effectively block heat conduction by adding insulation strips to the aluminum frame, making indoor temperature more stable and reducing energy consumption. When selecting aluminum alloy frames, attention should be paid to the wall thickness of the profiles. It is recommended to choose products with a wall thickness of not less than 1.4 millimeters to ensure sufficient strength.

Steel structure: Strong load-bearing capacity, suitable for building large or sunroom with special load-bearing requirements. However, steel is prone to rusting and requires proper rust prevention treatment. Hot dip galvanizing process is a common rust prevention method that can form a dense zinc layer on the surface of steel, effectively isolating air and moisture, and extending the service life of steel. When choosing a steel structure sunroom, it is necessary to ensure that the steel used by the merchant is of qualified quality and strictly follow the anti rust treatment process.

Wood: gives a natural and warm feeling, complementing the natural environment such as the courtyard. However, wood has high requirements for waterproofing and insect prevention, and requires regular maintenance and upkeep. The commonly used anti-corrosion wood has undergone special treatment and has certain anti-corrosion and insect proof properties, but during installation and use, attention should still be paid to keeping it dry to prevent the wood from rotting due to moisture.

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