FAQ’s

“Let the Sunshine In” as the song goes. It’s as simple as that unless you get distracted by the folk who call a SUNROOM a SOLARIUM. They are different. Let’s add a greenhouse so we can see the differences and end the confusion.

SUNROOM: distinct indoor, living space allowing in “God’s heavenly light” also known as the coveted natural light into a regular room. Sunrooms usually have solid roofs however this picture shows some sunrooms can have glass roofs too.

Yes! Many of our customers already have a contractor or sub-contractor helping them with the details. we’ll be happy to work with your team on the installation of your new sunroom according to their specs.

After town approval and manufacturing is done Our full time, factory-trained installation crews and architecture teams are our strongest asset – we provide minimum disruption to your life and our average installation depends on project size is a week

Visit our showroom, or contact us with your inquiries or schedule a free consultation today! One of team member will be happy to assist you

Our engineer team will provide  drawing and we will pull permit for the home owners .

Sunrooms and solariums are similar, but they each offer different advantages and disadvantages. When it comes to a sunroom, the pros include: year round use (especially with an all-season thermal room, often functional windows, low maintenance, and versatility. Sunrooms can serve as a bedroom, a game room, or a breakfast nook, among other things. On the side of cons, they don’t offer a full view of the sky, though you can have skylights installed.

Solariums, on the other hand, show the sky as the ceiling, so that’s one of the biggest pros. However, with that beauty comes high maintenance. You’ll have to clean the glass of bird droppings, pollen, and debris. In addition to the con of high maintenance, solariums are also much more expensive and less energy efficient, so they tend to be more expensive in the long run, as well.

Having a sunroom installed does not mean losing out on optimal sunlight. Sunspace Texas offers several sunroom templates, from screen rooms to all-season thermal rooms. We can even add skylights and other features to add even more sun to the room. But you’ll be able to enjoy indoor comfort as you take in these outdoor views. Interested in a sunroom or enclosed porch of your own? Contact Sunspace Texas today for more information or a free estimate to get started.

are often considered sunrooms, but they are in fact somewhat different. Solariums are made up almost completely of glass, with glass walls and a glass roof. The point of a solarium is to let in as much sunlight as possible while still being indoors. Because everything is enclosed, you can enjoy the weather without the adverse effects such as rain, snow, wind, and debris. Solariums are also sometimes called conservatories.

The location of your addition may make a difference in its aesthetics and function. Consider whether you’re placing the addition in the path of the sunrise and sunset, how much space you’ll have and how much privacy you want.

A green house typically has one use: plants, not really people. Exposure to the sun is key and it’s very helpful to plants for the green house to face south giving it the most sunshine of any other exposure. Usually, sunshine and humidity make this baby very friendly to plants however not necessarily to people. High humidity can be uncomfortable for people

A greenhouse is specifically designed for planting and cultivating. Some hobby gardeners may use their greenhouses to experiment with different types of plant breeding, whether at the home greenhouse level or more professionally using a production greenhouse. More than any other type of sunny room, the type of greenhouse you decide on will largely involve your space and budget.

A greenhouse is specifically designed for planting and cultivating. Some hobby gardeners may use their greenhouses to experiment with different types of plant breeding, whether at the home greenhouse level or more professionally using a production greenhouse. More than any other type of sunny room, the type of greenhouse you decide on will largely involve your space and budget.

SOLARIUM: the solarium is about the same as the above only it has a glass roof.

Solariums can be considered sunrooms and hence the confusion. However, they are different from one another. Sunrooms have solid roofs and solariums do not. The object of the solarium is to let in as much sun as possible while remaining, basically, an indoor space. Solariums are often called conservatories. They’re grand, for sure.

In general, a lower budget may be better suited to a sunroom and a higher budget to a solarium. However, you can customize each type to fit a variety of budgets. Consider several configuration options to get the full scope of what you can do.

Sunrooms are better for people who don’t want the upkeep of a fully enclosed glass space. The roof of a sunroom can be cared for like the rest of the house. The windows simply need to be checked for proper sealing.
For those converting part of their home on a budget, sunrooms are the best option, as they’re more of a simple home remodel.

Consider whether you’re looking for something streamlined and functional or something opulent. Customization can help you match either a sunroom or solarium to your goals and home architecture.

If you have an idea of how you’d like to use your space, keep it in mind when making your decision. For a room that feels more like a living area, consider a solarium. For a patio-like space with extra protection, opt for a sunroom.

You have a newspaper in your lap…the Sunday Times…maybe. On a side table you have your first cup of coffee with that delicious aroma quaffing through the air. Inhale. Hmmm…exhale, take it all in. The sun is bright and warm, the indoor plants are soaking it in and several of them are in bloom…what a delicious moment after a stressful, busy week.

Because you opted for a sunroom, no matter what, there are no insects buzzing about, the temperature is perfect because your sunroom is climate controlled, maybe there’s snow on the ground and on the tree branches and outdoor spring flowers are just peeking their heads through the snow.

Vision Art Aluminium specializes in high-end aluminum products including custom doors, windows, glass installations, office partitions, sunrooms, and pergolas. Our products are designed to meet the needs of discerning customers looking for superior quality and aesthetics.

We offer extensive customization options for our aluminum doors and windows. Our sliding and bi-folding doors can be crafted up to 26 feet wide, featuring German hardware for exceptional quality and durability. We work closely with clients to create bespoke solutions that match their unique vision and architectural requirements.

We stand behind the quality of our products with comprehensive warranties. Vision Art Aluminium offers a 5-year warranty on glass for seal failures and an industry-leading 20-year warranty on aluminum for defects. This ensures peace of mind for our customers investing in our luxury aluminum solutions.

The average project timeline for our custom orders is 8-12 weeks. This timeframe allows us to meticulously craft your bespoke aluminum products, ensuring the highest quality and attention to detail. We keep our clients informed throughout the process to ensure a smooth and transparent experience.

Vision Art Aluminium differentiates itself through superior quality products, competitive pricing, and exceptional customer service. We offer larger size options and use premium German hardware in our constructions. Our team’s expertise and commitment to customer satisfaction ensure that each project is completed to the highest standards.

Yes, we are committed to sustainability. Vision Art Aluminium sources eco-friendly materials including recyclable aluminum, UPVC, and fiberglass. Our products not only offer aesthetic appeal and durability but also contribute to energy efficiency and environmental conservation.

Absolutely. Vision Art Aluminium has established partnerships with architects, interior designers, and construction companies. We collaborate closely with these professionals to ensure our luxury aluminum products seamlessly integrate with their design visions and project requirements.