You may be wondering how much the sunroom I build will cost. It all depends on the materials I use for the structure and on the doors and windows company.

You can also build your sunroom from a variety of materials such as brick, timber, glass, even breeze blocks or aluminium alloy. Brick and timber are the best materials for supporting your sunroom and are usually relatively cheap. Glass panels are also ideal for creating distinctive curved glazing, but are more expensive. Another consideration when building an outdoor sunroom is the workforce. Hiring a contractor to build your sunroom can cost you a lot of money, but the advantage is that they are trained professionals who will build a sturdy, durable and safe sunroom for your home.

For the simplest sunroom that also looks good, we suggest using large-grain timber for the supports - you do not need expensive timber, as many timbers have a strong grain. Add some brickwork for stability and use full-height glazing for daylighting: practical and economical, though it will not last long and will not keep out insects. If conditions allow, we recommend an aluminium alloy or aluminium-timber sunroom, which offers a good guarantee in terms of both finish and service life.