This is How We Transformed This Front Porch Into A Cozy Sun Room
Six years ago, we renovated this clients’ whole house and they wanted to make the space more functional. The main important factor for this renovation was doing what we could to keep the cold out. In order to do so we insulated the attic area and walls with ridged foam as well as installed Nuheat heated flooring to trap warmth and block out the cold in the winter months.
The entryway of this space was significantly improved aesthetically as well, as it is the first thing you see when you enter the home. The interior brick was retained to create a flow with the exterior of the house, and was matched with luxury Vinyl tile flooring and pine boards for the ceiling. The space was fully upgraded with new windows, trim, sconce lights, and interior/exterior potlights.
Products & Features
- Nuheat Heated FLooring
- Luxury Vinyl Tile
- Ceiling Pineboards
- Interior and Exterior Potlights
- Ceiling Insulation
Before & During Construction
Some Helpful Tips
- Either open up the ceiling and check if there is space for insulation in your sun room or make space in order to insulate it.
- Forgo standing coat hangers; wall hangers where there is no closet room allow for optimal space in your front entry-way.
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Mark Ashton
Kitchen & Bath Designer
AKBD, CLIPP, B.A., B.A.S. (Mgmt.)
For over 25 years, Ashton Renovations has offered an innovative and professional approach to home renovations. From kitchens and baths to whole house projects, we can transform any room in your home.