What kind of house can build a sun room? What should I pay attention to when building a sun room?

We all know that house decoration is a complicated matter. Different styles will have different decoration effects. Some people will install study rooms and bay windows at home, while others will build sunrooms at home. So what kind of house can build a sunroom? Let's take a closer look!

What kind of house can build a sun room?

For a private house with independent property rights, a villa purchased by yourself, and your own land (but not included in the planning red line map), it is possible under this condition. Even if it is a purchased villa, you still need to apply to the property service department in advance. This involves the work content and charges of the property service. Even if you don't contact them, they will contact you when construction starts.

Let me reiterate one point: in current urban management, anything that involves breaking ground is not simple, and don’t think too simply about it, otherwise the gain will outweigh the loss.

The overall design of the sun room

There are generally three types of roof structures for decorating sun rooms: flat roof, triangular roof, and slope roof;

1. Flat roof: It is generally used in buildings with a small overall structure, such as the glass roof of a subway passage;

2. Triangular roof: It is used on outdoor connected buildings. The triangular roof can further strengthen the structural strength of the entire glass house. For example, an outdoor field cafe has such a pastoral style design.

3. Sloping roof: This is a sunroom design that is currently used more frequently because of its advantages such as low construction difficulty, high material utilization rate, low loss, smooth drainage, and low wind resistance. It can also coexist harmoniously with all types of buildings without bias. From a safety perspective, the low wind resistance can reduce the destructiveness of typhoons a lot. It can minimize the impact of wind on the sunroom because of its low slope wind resistance.

What should I pay attention to when decorating a sun room?

When building a sun room, you must pay attention to the following matters:

First of all, the construction of the sun room must be legal and compliant, not infringe on others, and not be illegal.

Many sunrooms are transformed from balconies and terraces. Some involve public space with others. Some cities, communities, and properties have clear requirements and restrictions on sunrooms. Before building a sunroom, you should go through the approval and filing process in accordance with the law. Otherwise, after the sunroom is built, it will occupy other people's space, or it will not be in line with the surrounding environment, or it will be in violation of property management, or it will be determined by the city management as an illegal construction. Whether it is demolished or rebuilt, it is annoying and troublesome.

Secondly, safety should be put first when building a sun room.

After all, the sun room belongs to the external construction space, and safety must be put first in the design and construction. Whether it is during construction or in daily use, if a safety accident occurs, it will be an irreversible consequence. The construction of the sun room must comply with the basic principles of mechanical structure, and have good load-bearing and wind pressure resistance stability. It must obey the overall style of the building and be consistent with the building built by the sun room itself. Not only the frame structure of the construction must be safe and reliable, but also the waterproofing (especially the waterproofing of the sun room against the original wall), ventilation, and sunshade (the sun room will become a high-temperature greenhouse in summer, it is best to set up skylights for convection ventilation, and the necessary sunshade facilities must be preset), heat insulation (steel-aluminum structure has fast heat conduction, and steel-wood composite structure or broken bridge aluminum can be used if conditions permit) in the construction of the sun room must also be considered in place.

Finally, the decoration materials of the sun room must be qualified

The floor and wall tiles must take into account the problem of sun exposure. The steel, aluminum and wood used in the scaffolding must meet the construction standards. The glass must at least be tempered glass, preferably double-layer laminated tempered glass to eliminate safety hazards. The furniture and utensils used in the sun room must also be naturally sun-resistant. Plants that like light can be selected from Milan, jasmine, roses, hibiscus, etc., and some creeping trumpet creepers and morning glories can be planted appropriately. Shade-loving asparagus, dieffenbachia, monstera, etc. should be placed in a cool location.