@@vcondon1127 hi . Off the top of my head , when the temperature is about 10 degrees centigrade, the 2 heaters struggle to heat the glassroom and you certainly wouldn’t just be in a t shirt ! If you are after true year round usability, then it’s either a double glazed conservatory or a proper extension . Best thing we ever did was get the Weinor glass room. Didn’t want a conservatory or proper extension ! Our dogs love it and so do we . But they aren’t cheap .
yes it's very beautiful I was looking at the new boxable homes and they mention a Solarium so I never knew what that was until I was able to assist thank you for showing your beautiful Solarium and backyard very calmly and peaceful I love this very much
Hi. Thanks. The bleeding of the rain I hope to eliminate with sealer both inside and outside.Just waiting for a dry spell so i can get it done! With so little info out on the web you simply don't think about these things. Really like ours and so glad we have got it, sits well on our gable and doesn't obscure the lovely granite. Other things brochures don't tell you, is condensation as its single glazed, birds flying into the glass! and flies enjoying the warmth of the inside(can of fly spray and a quick squirt killed about 50 overnight!, only happened the once but i now know what to do when it happens again!!! ) don't let that put you off though.........has been well tested with torrential rain and gale force winds already. regards and good luck
Thanks . Although not cheap ! Having gone through an extremely wet winter we are now enjoying it even more with the warmer weather . Love the fact that we are still get to see all the granite gable end too . I guess this type of structure has plus points over a conservatory and vice versa .
Hi Paul this video is fantastic, really shows the product really well. All the good points and the limitations Great presentation.Maybe we could have a small mention? all the best Adrian
we use ours all the time, love it. down side is , if you live next to a farmers field, like us, it gets dusty on the outside and glass needs cleaning . would we be without it…… no 😊
@@gsd32i thank you for this tip as well! We live in a similar climate (Netherlands), and there are quite a few fields around, too, but not in immediate proximity. I'll investigate other horizontal windows in the neighborhood to see how dirty they get 😁 have a nice day!
Hi Mark . The whole idea is that this is not a conservatory ie no double glazing . Simple answer is yes it gets hot but we have those electric sun blinds and we can open any of the sides for air flow or all of them . Yes gets cold in winter but we do have those heaters installed. One needs to really know what you want the structure to do . In my case in the 8 months or so we’ve had it we’ve spent more time in it ,in that short time , compared to the 12 years we’ve been living in the house . This patio area is exposed and was basically not useable when windy and when the sun goes down . We will be snoozing in it later today 🤪. Bottom line is you need to know if you want a conservatory or a sunroom/glass room . Either way we made the correct decision for us and the aesthetics of our granite gable end still remain without a “heavy looking “ conservatory. Sorry for the long winded answer 🤦♂️
Very impressive and a great extension of your home without all the added expense. A full on conservatory would probably set you back treble your outlay! I take it you still need a lead flashing?
Hi. Thanks . Yes you can see the lead flashing across the top . We’ve had an extremely wet n windy winter and not one leak down the granite inside from the flashing. Your guess isn’t too far off. Our fitting team were brilliant and very tidy. Weinor may not be the cheapest but from what I have seen so far, the product is extremely good. Very impressed and our exposed windy patio has been used more than ever, even through the cold winter, albeit with the heaters on. As it’s east facing we get part shade from 1pm onwards as the gable casts a shadow. The dogs love it too!
We did purchase one of those Karcher cordless window cleaners . Although I initially cleaned the glass as though it were a new car (🤦♂️) that phase soon passed . Glass is relatively quick and easy to clean but having hard time getting rid of the glass safety sticker marks which show up when we get condensation in sunroom ! . The glass stays really clean especially as I am next to a field which gets dusty at times .On a side note I have now had the inside bottom frame where it meets the patio professionally mastiked as well as the outside where the sunroom joins the granite gable end . This was to make it as Wind proof as possible and to try and reduce the water creep from the outside of the patio to the inside, mostly across patio cement joints.. Possibly should have used an invisible patio sealer before I had the sunroom fitted to reduce this as the Indian sandstone is porous. At the end of the day it is a sunroom and not a conservatory though ! Thanks for comments 👍
Thanks you for replying we have Millboard decking under our veranda planning to add the sliding glass now was worried about cleaning as we have big trees close to the house
Thank very much for sharing, we are looking at a sun room from Weinor too, it is really expensive! Could I ask the price you mentioned, is it only material cost or is it including installation?
Hi Nancy . Kind of hard to cost as hourly labour rates differ from place to place . Not cheap , in excess of £25,000 ! Gulp ! We had 3 guys on site for over a week more or less .made difficult because of our granite gable end which needed infill panels . Just mowed my lawn and sat down in the glasshouse as I type this to you . Love it 😍 I clean the glass myself as my window cleaner wanted a small fortune to clean it . I clean it about once every 2 months if I can be bothered 😕. As long as you understand it is NOT a conservatory! Regards from sunny Jersey . UK 🇬🇧
@@gsd32i Thank you very much for the quick response, I understand it is not a conservatory and I believe the product is absolutely amazing. Ever since we decided to go for something like that, I feel like we already have it though in reality it will be next year considering the production and installation time. I know labor cost would be hard to compare, therefore only want to have a rough idea about product cost, the £25k you mentioned is only product cost, right? Best regards.
@@nancycui hi it included installation but it was higher than 25k ! The local Weinor supplier will give you a price for what you want exactly . I doubt you can just get them to supply it as you wouldn’t get a warranty with it …. if someone else installed it .
All depends what you want . Bifold doors will be framed and if that’s the noticeable look you want then go for it . Personally I like the look of a clean no frame look , but as I said each to their own 👍
We're in the process of ordering one now. Had the measurements all done. Couple of questions if you don't mind... Who did you go through: Eden, Samson or somebody else? How long was it between ordering and delivery? lastly, any tips or watch-outs with the supplier?
Hi . I live in Jersey so can’t help you in relation to that one ref uk suppliers !! Our order took about 8 weeks . I would order the draught strips which fit on the edges of the sliding glass panels if you’re site is as windy as ours ! You can always remove them . Check to see if the handles are the slim profile ones which are the standard ones ... I found these too slim and a bit awkward to grab hold of, so I just asked the supplier to order the larger profile ones , they are much better . We have x2 2kw heaters and having used the sunroom loads when it’s been wet n windy and 12 degrees outside , one heater will get it up to a comfortable 19-20 degrees and you could use the 2nd to get to temperature quicker , so for me the 2 heaters were a great choice to give flexibility . The sunroom is only single glass panels and not double glazed so you will get condensation in these autumn/winter months if you have a warm room going into the sunroom , this includes the roof panels too ... so don’t freak out ! We went for the electric side awning and so glad we did as with the low sun at this time of year it cuts the glare out very well and also stops birds crashing into the glass sides . Sadly we have had 2 fatal bird impacts and a few days ago a beautiful kestrel flew into the side , fortunately it was only concussed and it survived but this is a problem I was not aware of and is a problem for birds not seeing the glass. So I need to work on how to make the birds see the glass !! Our house is granite and the suppliers had to scribe and make infill panels where the upright posts were not against the wall because of the rough granite causing gaps. If you don’t have a smooth wall I would recommend them scribing panels to keep most of the wind out . Also our patio has a fall away from the house of 4-5 cm so ensure that they are aware of the fall and can cut and fit infill pieces to stop wind coming in underneath . You may get water bleeding inside if you have patio slabs like ours . They are uneven and water gets in under the bottom rail / bottom infill panels . I think I will get someone to mastic along the patio and up the granite gable to seal the gaps to prevent as much water coming in as I can .after all this is a sunroom and not a conservatory so you must be aware of that . If you want a water tight structure you will have to order a conservatory. You will get very small amounts of water on the inside of the bottom of the base tracks simply due to the small gap between the sliding panels . I have ordered the wifi unit which allows any phone etc via the Weinor app to operate the heaters lights and side and ceiling awnings , but that hasn’t come down yet . The standard remote is ok though but I wanted everything!! I have installed double sockets etc to power the heaters and awnings and have also installed cat 6 cables for WiFi and plugging into the tv which I have fitted and pass a signal from my satellite box in the house via a hdmi converter which then routed the signal along the cat 6 cable and then another converter in the glasshouse converts it back to allow an hdmi cable to plug into the tv !! I also have a cat 6 cable going into the tv for Netflix etc . The lighting that I have in the roof is great and you don’t need anymore . That’s about it .... my wife and I love the sunroom and especially the fact that we will be able to open it all up when the weather gets warmer . Anything else then ask 🤪
@@gsd32i Legend! Thanks so much. You were right on your video, there really isn't much information out there. Did you get the lights and heaters from Weinor or do something yourself? I found their options horribly expensive. The heaters are like £1000+ when you can buy a similar one from Amazon for £50.
Lol . Yes all horribly expensive . But I guess you pays your money.......... The good thing with all the Weinor stuff is that it’s all the same colour including the heaters. If you want to save money then if your happy with a different brand /colour of unit then it’s up to you . But I do not know how you would mount another make onto the horizontal bars. The led lights come with the roof bars and are built in and even with the ceiling awning closed the light is less but is softer and comes through the fabric of the awning . If you are going for the Weinor glass house I would bite the bullet and go the whole hog and be brand specific that way everything works from one remote control awning , lights , heaters etc etc . For my glasshouse I could have bought a very nice 2nd hand Porsche 911 etc !!!!!! But I have spent more time in the glass house in the 2 months we’ve had it compared to the total time we have sat on the patio which gets the shade from midday onwards in the 13 years we’ve been at the house . Like I say you pay your money ...... for me it would be a no brainer . Good luck 😉
How do you clean your external roof? I’ve got one and it’s a nightmare to keep the roof clean without rain and dust marks. I use a karcher window vac for the rest which works great. I have climbed on the roof before but I’m not sure how safe it is.
Hi, they never tell you about keeping them clean, especially cobwebs and the flys! anyway I use this from amazon, works kind of , just got to eb careful with with it. DocaPole Cleaning Kit with 24 Foot (2-7M) Extension Pole
Hi Neil . I guess anything is possible . As long as the 4 corner uprights are supported, then it’s not a problem as the base rails don’t actually need supporting , they are merely channel guides for the bottom of the glass panels that are “hung”from the top rails , which I believe actually take all the weight ...... I think 🤔
My friend had one ,,but was fed up with cleaning the windows all the time and the birds poop ,, it’s ok if we have really nice summers in the uk ,, but we don’t 🤷🏻♂️
Hahahah yup know the feeling regarding bird poo! Having just been through one of the wettest winters in the UK I can say that our sunroom is perfectly right for us and it’s now a great space . Cleaning all that glass wherever u live is going to be challenging 😂 unless you pay for a window cleaner . In all honesty with a long extending brush and hose it’s really easy to zip around and clean it . A karcher window drier sucks up the water just fine if I can be bothered to use it !! Patio space as mentioned is much more useable now and it should be called a snooze room not sunroom ! 🤪
Hi . 3.5 x 5.5metres. Storm resistant? In all honesty not sure . Apparently you can hose them down if they get dirty with a power washer ! I have had them down when there has been a stiff breeze . Not sure if I would leave them down in force5+ wind though ........
Thanks . This is our first summer of using it . It’s brilliant , although it does get hot even with the roof blind and side blind down , so something to think about. Blinds really are a must , or similar . Cleaning the glass takes a couple of hours , that’s something I do as the window cleaner charged a small fortune !! I did it every week but sod that now …… gets done when I can be bothered 😕 😂
@@gsd32i we were more in thinking of a glass roof and only half wooden sides so not totally waterproof and certainly more exposed to the elements. It’s so cool that your doors slide into one another so you could basically have a ‘side free’ verandah. Cheers
Hi Karin. still going strong and love the space outside that we have now. gets cold in the uk winters but from Spring onwards it’s brilliant. we actually call it the snooze room😂 . only downsides are that we live in the countryside adjacent to a filed so it gets dusty and the glass needs cleaning more often than I care to do it….. the inspects also like it too but a can of fly spray helps that …cob webs need removing as all the little creatures love it just as much as we do. on my cats and German shepherd also use it as a snooze room too.
Hi, just looking into the potential of this type of glass house and was wondering if you would mind sharing the cost of yours? (Understanding it was a few years ago) Thanks
How is cleaning and general maintenance with this? Do you think this product is appropriate for a place that gets snow for 4 months. When I say snow, I mean Canada snow. 😅
Not sure, it all depends on the snow loading I guess. general maintenance is keeping the cob webs away and cleaning ALL the glass. Just cleaned the glass after 6 months of not doing it......yuk!!But looks so much better with clean glass 😂
Hi, mine was over £30,000. So they are not a cheap item ….. but significantly cheaper than an extension! There are companies who offer a similar cheaper product , depending on your budget . Give your local dealer a call if it’s something you’re interested in installing .
Good job ! How many square meter area is covered? Any planning permission is required ? Just an rough estimate how much is the cost per square meter. Is it in UK ? Thanks for the video 😊👍
Hi it’s 3.5 x5.5 metres . If you go a Weinor site in your area you can get an estimate for the price . Mine was over 25k uk pounds 🤦♂️ expensive bit like all things you pay for what you get . Currently use it everyday. There are other sunrooms out there with cheap ones and not so cheap ones you just have to see what’s in your budget ... love ours and so do our dogs !
As stated many times in the videos , it’s not a double glazed conservatory . You need to determine what your needs are and get the right product for you . This is exactly the product that i required and is extremely useful and beneficial. But each to their own and hopefully you’ll find something that ticks all your boxes . 😊
Yes , using external grade cat 6 cables . From my attic and made a fake/dummy rainwater downpipe to run them down and then under the gravel . All dry and no risk of getting wet . Electrics completed by qualified person.
Your patio is beautiful. The enclosure lets in so much light. I really like to sliding panel. Thanks for posting.
Impressive and I like the way you covered every aspect of the glass house . Thanks for posting this video .
No problem and thanks for comments.
@@gsd32i what is it like in the glassroom on a cold January or February night. Are they hard to heat? Excellent informative video. Thanks
@@vcondon1127 hi . Off the top of my head , when the temperature is about 10 degrees centigrade, the 2 heaters struggle to heat the glassroom and you certainly wouldn’t just be in a t shirt ! If you are after true year round usability, then it’s either a double glazed conservatory or a proper extension . Best thing we ever did was get the Weinor glass room. Didn’t want a conservatory or proper extension ! Our dogs love it and so do we . But they aren’t cheap .
Thank you for making this very helpful video
Very impressive area - and loved the two superbly behaved dogs. WOW
Thank you 😊
yes it's very beautiful I was looking at the new boxable homes and they mention a Solarium so I never knew what that was until I was able to assist thank you for showing your beautiful Solarium and backyard very calmly and peaceful I love this very much
You are so welcome!
What a great clip, you've answered all my questions, didn't think about rain water bleeding through the cement on the flags. Time to re-think
Hi. Thanks. The bleeding of the rain I hope to eliminate with sealer both inside and outside.Just waiting for a dry spell so i can get it done! With so little info out on the web you simply don't think about these things. Really like ours and so glad we have got it, sits well on our gable and doesn't obscure the lovely granite. Other things brochures don't tell you, is condensation as its single glazed, birds flying into the glass! and flies enjoying the warmth of the inside(can of fly spray and a quick squirt killed about 50 overnight!, only happened the once but i now know what to do when it happens again!!! ) don't let that put you off though.........has been well tested with torrential rain and gale force winds already. regards and good luck
Beautiful Patio you have well maintained
Thank you for coming back to me
Looks fantastic! 🎉👍
Beautiful 🤩
You’re right, I couldn’t find any information on this product, but I see them on TH-cam in Europe.
Really nice I like it
Great way of extending a really nice conversion.
Thanks . Although not cheap ! Having gone through an extremely wet winter we are now enjoying it even more with the warmer weather . Love the fact that we are still get to see all the granite gable end too . I guess this type of structure has plus points over a conservatory and vice versa .
How much is?
Granite floor and wall are impressive
Too!
Impressive!!!!
I love it.
Blinds are awesome.
Hi Paul this video is fantastic, really shows the product really well. All the good points and the limitations Great presentation.Maybe we could have a small mention? all the best Adrian
Hi Adrian . There already is a link in the expanded description. I’m sure I put your company address etc on all 3 videos 👍. At no cost ... lol 😂
Amazing
brilliant
How much does it cost for the glass house addition cost ?
Hi I am in the market for the same glass house how much did it cost roughly thanks Nev
Thank you! This looks amazing. We are now planning a garden for our house and are very curious about the glass verandas 😊
we use ours all the time, love it. down side is , if you live next to a farmers field, like us, it gets dusty on the outside and glass needs cleaning . would we be without it…… no 😊
@@gsd32i thank you for this tip as well! We live in a similar climate (Netherlands), and there are quite a few fields around, too, but not in immediate proximity. I'll investigate other horizontal windows in the neighborhood to see how dirty they get 😁 have a nice day!
Nice
So is it boiling in the summer and freezing in the winter like old school conservatories ..? Looks beautiful
Hi Mark . The whole idea is that this is not a conservatory ie no double glazing . Simple answer is yes it gets hot but we have those electric sun blinds and we can open any of the sides for air flow or all of them . Yes gets cold in winter but we do have those heaters installed. One needs to really know what you want the structure to do . In my case in the 8 months or so we’ve had it we’ve spent more time in it ,in that short time , compared to the 12 years we’ve been living in the house . This patio area is exposed and was basically not useable when windy and when the sun goes down . We will be snoozing in it later today 🤪. Bottom line is you need to know if you want a conservatory or a sunroom/glass room . Either way we made the correct decision for us and the aesthetics of our granite gable end still remain without a “heavy looking “ conservatory. Sorry for the long winded answer 🤦♂️
@@gsd32i thank you very much for your reply. Looks great and glad it works for you 👍🏻👍🏻
Very impressive and a great extension of your home without all the added expense. A full on conservatory would probably set you back treble your outlay!
I take it you still need a lead flashing?
Hi. Thanks . Yes you can see the lead flashing across the top . We’ve had an extremely wet n windy winter and not one leak down the granite inside from the flashing. Your guess isn’t too far off. Our fitting team were brilliant and very tidy. Weinor may not be the cheapest but from what I have seen so far, the product is extremely good. Very impressed and our exposed windy patio has been used more than ever, even through the cold winter, albeit with the heaters on. As it’s east facing we get part shade from 1pm onwards as the gable casts a shadow. The dogs love it too!
I love it. How much did it all cost?
Hello . These rooms are not cheap and mine was over £30,000! 🙈
Wow here in California you might need a tinted roof but great for a small backyard
Yes it does get hot inside . We’ve got the electric roof /ceiling blind to block the sun out as and when we need it .
Hi is nice to see this adea, around how much do you expend on this ?
Hi . It is over £20,000 ! 🤦♂️
I thought about £25k
Great video
How easy is it to clean the glass panel please?
We did purchase one of those Karcher cordless window cleaners . Although I initially cleaned the glass as though it were a new car (🤦♂️) that phase soon passed . Glass is relatively quick and easy to clean but having hard time getting rid of the glass safety sticker marks which show up when we get condensation in sunroom ! . The glass stays really clean especially as I am next to a field which gets dusty at times .On a side note I have now had the inside bottom frame where it meets the patio professionally mastiked as well as the outside where the sunroom joins the granite gable end . This was to make it as Wind proof as possible and to try and reduce the water creep from the outside of the patio to the inside, mostly across patio cement joints.. Possibly should have used an invisible patio sealer before I had the sunroom fitted to reduce this as the Indian sandstone is porous. At the end of the day it is a sunroom and not a conservatory though ! Thanks for comments 👍
Thanks you for replying we have Millboard decking under our veranda planning to add the sliding glass now was worried about cleaning as we have big trees close to the house
Thank very much for sharing, we are looking at a sun room from Weinor too, it is really expensive! Could I ask the price you mentioned, is it only material cost or is it including installation?
Hi Nancy . Kind of hard to cost as hourly labour rates differ from place to place . Not cheap , in excess of £25,000 ! Gulp ! We had 3 guys on site for over a week more or less .made difficult because of our granite gable end which needed infill panels . Just mowed my lawn and sat down in the glasshouse as I type this to you . Love it 😍 I clean the glass myself as my window cleaner wanted a small fortune to clean it . I clean it about once every 2 months if I can be bothered 😕. As long as you understand it is NOT a conservatory! Regards from sunny Jersey . UK 🇬🇧
@@gsd32i Thank you very much for the quick response, I understand it is not a conservatory and I believe the product is absolutely amazing. Ever since we decided to go for something like that, I feel like we already have it though in reality it will be next year considering the production and installation time. I know labor cost would be hard to compare, therefore only want to have a rough idea about product cost, the £25k you mentioned is only product cost, right? Best regards.
@@nancycui hi it included installation but it was higher than 25k ! The local Weinor supplier will give you a price for what you want exactly . I doubt you can just get them to supply it as you wouldn’t get a warranty with it …. if someone else installed it .
in fact , if use bifold doors which is the best way for sun room ?
All depends what you want . Bifold doors will be framed and if that’s the noticeable look you want then go for it . Personally I like the look of a clean no frame look , but as I said each to their own 👍
We're in the process of ordering one now. Had the measurements all done. Couple of questions if you don't mind...
Who did you go through: Eden, Samson or somebody else?
How long was it between ordering and delivery?
lastly, any tips or watch-outs with the supplier?
Hi . I live in Jersey so can’t help you in relation to that one ref uk suppliers !! Our order took about 8 weeks . I would order the draught strips which fit on the edges of the sliding glass panels if you’re site is as windy as ours ! You can always remove them . Check to see if the handles are the slim profile ones which are the standard ones ... I found these too slim and a bit awkward to grab hold of, so I just asked the supplier to order the larger profile ones , they are much better . We have x2 2kw heaters and having used the sunroom loads when it’s been wet n windy and 12 degrees outside , one heater will get it up to a comfortable 19-20 degrees and you could use the 2nd to get to temperature quicker , so for me the 2 heaters were a great choice to give flexibility . The sunroom is only single glass panels and not double glazed so you will get condensation in these autumn/winter months if you have a warm room going into the sunroom , this includes the roof panels too ... so don’t freak out ! We went for the electric side awning and so glad we did as with the low sun at this time of year it cuts the glare out very well and also stops birds crashing into the glass sides . Sadly we have had 2 fatal bird impacts and a few days ago a beautiful kestrel flew into the side , fortunately it was only concussed and it survived but this is a problem I was not aware of and is a problem for birds not seeing the glass. So I need to work on how to make the birds see the glass !! Our house is granite and the suppliers had to scribe and make infill panels where the upright posts were not against the wall because of the rough granite causing gaps. If you don’t have a smooth wall I would recommend them scribing panels to keep most of the wind out . Also our patio has a fall away from the house of 4-5 cm so ensure that they are aware of the fall and can cut and fit infill pieces to stop wind coming in underneath . You may get water bleeding inside if you have patio slabs like ours . They are uneven and water gets in under the bottom rail / bottom infill panels . I think I will get someone to mastic along the patio and up the granite gable to seal the gaps to prevent as much water coming in as I can .after all this is a sunroom and not a conservatory so you must be aware of that . If you want a water tight structure you will have to order a conservatory. You will get very small amounts of water on the inside of the bottom of the base tracks simply due to the small gap between the sliding panels . I have ordered the wifi unit which allows any phone etc via the Weinor app to operate the heaters lights and side and ceiling awnings , but that hasn’t come down yet . The standard remote is ok though but I wanted everything!! I have installed double sockets etc to power the heaters and awnings and have also installed cat 6 cables for WiFi and plugging into the tv which I have fitted and pass a signal from my satellite box in the house via a hdmi converter which then routed the signal along the cat 6 cable and then another converter in the glasshouse converts it back to allow an hdmi cable to plug into the tv !! I also have a cat 6 cable going into the tv for Netflix etc . The lighting that I have in the roof is great and you don’t need anymore . That’s about it .... my wife and I love the sunroom and especially the fact that we will be able to open it all up when the weather gets warmer . Anything else then ask 🤪
@@gsd32i Legend! Thanks so much. You were right on your video, there really isn't much information out there. Did you get the lights and heaters from Weinor or do something yourself? I found their options horribly expensive. The heaters are like £1000+ when you can buy a similar one from Amazon for £50.
Lol . Yes all horribly expensive . But I guess you pays your money.......... The good thing with all the Weinor stuff is that it’s all the same colour including the heaters. If you want to save money then if your happy with a different brand /colour of unit then it’s up to you . But I do not know how you would mount another make onto the horizontal bars. The led lights come with the roof bars and are built in and even with the ceiling awning closed the light is less but is softer and comes through the fabric of the awning . If you are going for the Weinor glass house I would bite the bullet and go the whole hog and be brand specific that way everything works from one remote control awning , lights , heaters etc etc . For my glasshouse I could have bought a very nice 2nd hand Porsche 911 etc !!!!!! But I have spent more time in the glass house in the 2 months we’ve had it compared to the total time we have sat on the patio which gets the shade from midday onwards in the 13 years we’ve been at the house . Like I say you pay your money ...... for me it would be a no brainer . Good luck 😉
Hello I also live in Jersey and would like to know who supplies these sun rooms. Can you help please
Hi . It’s CP INTERIORS at rue des pres .
How do you clean your external roof? I’ve got one and it’s a nightmare to keep the roof clean without rain and dust marks. I use a karcher window vac for the rest which works great. I have climbed on the roof before but I’m not sure how safe it is.
Hi, they never tell you about keeping them clean, especially cobwebs and the flys! anyway I use this from amazon, works kind of , just got to eb careful with with it.
DocaPole Cleaning Kit with 24 Foot (2-7M) Extension Pole
@@gsd32i Thank you for that, much appreciated
Can you do this on top of wood decking it looks stunning
Hi Neil . I guess anything is possible . As long as the 4 corner uprights are supported, then it’s not a problem as the base rails don’t actually need supporting , they are merely channel guides for the bottom of the glass panels that are “hung”from the top rails , which I believe actually take all the weight ...... I think 🤔
My friend had one ,,but was fed up with cleaning the windows all the time and the birds poop ,, it’s ok if we have really nice summers in the uk ,, but we don’t 🤷🏻♂️
Hahahah yup know the feeling regarding bird poo! Having just been through one of the wettest winters in the UK I can say that our sunroom is perfectly right for us and it’s now a great space . Cleaning all that glass wherever u live is going to be challenging 😂 unless you pay for a window cleaner . In all honesty with a long extending brush and hose it’s really easy to zip around and clean it . A karcher window drier sucks up the water just fine if I can be bothered to use it !! Patio space as mentioned is much more useable now and it should be called a snooze room not sunroom ! 🤪
Weiner...company name?
I really like it.but I like more the 2 gorgeous German dogs of yours. Enjoy.
They are brilliant dogs and have so much character 😊
I want a Weinor sunroom
thanks a lot. Interesting info. What are the dimensions of your glass house? The blinds that are outside are they storm resistant?
Hi . 3.5 x 5.5metres. Storm resistant? In all honesty not sure . Apparently you can hose them down if they get dirty with a power washer ! I have had them down when there has been a stiff breeze . Not sure if I would leave them down in force5+ wind though ........
Who did the installation and would you recommend ?
Hi it was the local Weinor supplier and their dedicated team who installed it down here in Jersey .
What’s the name of the company supplied this glass house ? I was thinking of same thing -
A German company called Weinor, click the link in the description.
We’re in the process of planning something like this although I suspect our budget is nowhere near yours. It’s a stunning room. Thanks for sharing
Thanks . This is our first summer of using it . It’s brilliant , although it does get hot even with the roof blind and side blind down , so something to think about.
Blinds really are a must , or similar . Cleaning the glass takes a couple of hours , that’s something I do as the window cleaner charged a small fortune !! I did it every week but sod that now …… gets done when I can be bothered 😕 😂
@@gsd32i we were more in thinking of a glass roof and only half wooden sides so not totally waterproof and certainly more exposed to the elements. It’s so cool that your doors slide into one another so you could basically have a ‘side free’ verandah. Cheers
Hi, what temperature it's mantain in winters.? Thanks
It gets cold as there is very little thermal insulation from the glass etc. The heaters will get it to about 18 degrees when it is 0 outside .
How much spend for the glass room?
Hi, not cheap, over £30,000 uk pounds
How does this work in snow areas
Hi . That’s one question I am unfortunately not qualified to give advice on . Possibly contact the company direct and ask ref roof loading etc .
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Hoping you still get notifications for this post - how has the glass room held up after nearly three years?
Hi Karin. still going strong and love the space outside that we have now. gets cold in the uk winters but from Spring onwards it’s brilliant. we actually call it the snooze room😂 . only downsides are that we live in the countryside adjacent to a filed so it gets dusty and the glass needs cleaning more often than I care to do it….. the inspects also like it too but a can of fly spray helps that …cob webs need removing as all the little creatures love it just as much as we do. on my cats and German shepherd also use it as a snooze room too.
@@gsd32i thank you! We’re thinking of adding a glass room to the house, and your video provided a lot of detail we were wondering about. 😊👍
How much was this? Product and installation?
It’s not cheap . Weinor sunroom .
Hi, just looking into the potential of this type of glass house and was wondering if you would mind sharing the cost of yours? (Understanding it was a few years ago) Thanks
Over £30,000. Its withstood gales and blizzards!
@@gsd32i Thanks - it looks awesome!
Electric sockets near the floor...after saying it might flood ...you claim it is not a conservatory but really?
How is cleaning and general maintenance with this? Do you think this product is appropriate for a place that gets snow for 4 months. When I say snow, I mean Canada snow. 😅
Not sure, it all depends on the snow loading I guess. general maintenance is keeping the cob webs away and cleaning ALL the glass. Just cleaned the glass after 6 months of not doing it......yuk!!But looks so much better with clean glass 😂
@@gsd32i you’re quick in responding! Thanks a lot. 😊
@@ersandy4u no problem . Here in the Uk still a bit cold but we use it loads . Last night had the heaters on watching tv , very cosy .
@@gsd32i here we get -30 degrees sometimes 😅
How much did it cost?
more than 20k 😭 not cheap…best room in the house , our dogs and cats love it 😂
I am looking for to build it. But I can’t find any contractor around my location
Hi . You can always try emailing Weinor directly and they can tell you if they do have any installers / suppliers in your region .
How much does it cost?
Hi, mine was over £30,000. So they are not a cheap item ….. but significantly cheaper than an extension! There are companies who offer a similar cheaper product , depending on your budget . Give your local dealer a call if it’s something you’re interested in installing .
What's the cost please
Best bet is to contact a local Weinor supplier . Mine was over 20k £‘s . Not cheap ! 😬
Can this be done in Canada?
Google searched and nothing on Canada for this company . Must be other similar products 👍 !
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I'm in Canada too, I've been searching for something like this, I'm glad i came across all of this knowledge. Thanka.
How much it cost?
Over £25,000.
Do you live on the east coast?
No . 😊
Good job ! How many square meter area is covered? Any planning permission is required ? Just an rough estimate how much is the cost per square meter. Is it in UK ? Thanks for the video 😊👍
Hi it’s 3.5 x5.5 metres . If you go a Weinor site in your area you can get an estimate for the price . Mine was over 25k uk pounds 🤦♂️ expensive bit like all things you pay for what you get . Currently use it everyday. There are other sunrooms out there with cheap ones and not so cheap ones you just have to see what’s in your budget ... love ours and so do our dogs !
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Really impressed . Please can you let me know how much would be cost ?
Thanks
Hi . The product is not cheap ! Mine was over £30,000 . We are so glad we got ours .
Cost??
More than 30k sterling !
how much for this system
Hi . Not cheap , over £30,000 uk 🇬🇧 pounds 🙈 but very good 👍
Heat rises...put those lower!
price?
Hi . Best bet is to find a supplier in your area and get a rough quote based on size you want .
@@gsd32i i live in the state i dont think they have something like that her. thanks for your replay
Need planning permission in UK?
Generally no . I did as building is a listed building regarding heritage etc !
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Single glazed. Would be too cold. Pretty but not so useful
As stated many times in the videos , it’s not a double glazed conservatory . You need to determine what your needs are and get the right product for you . This is exactly the product that i required and is extremely useful and beneficial. But each to their own and hopefully you’ll find something that ticks all your boxes . 😊
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you ran wifi cables? 🤣
Yes , using external grade cat 6 cables . From my attic and made a fake/dummy rainwater downpipe to run them down and then under the gravel . All dry and no risk of getting wet . Electrics completed by qualified person.