Many homeowners dream of their own winter garden, where they can enjoy a view of nature even on cold autumn and winter days. Thus, especially the large window fronts and the method of construction play an important role. After all, whoever is the proud owner of a conservatory wants to spend as much time as possible in it and make it especially comfortable. Structurally, the conservatory can be completely or partially integrated into the house or extended as a house extension. Depending on the federal state, the local building regulations must be observed.
To ensure a good energy balance, the windows of a conservatory in most cases consist of insulating glass. This is characterized by its good insulating properties. Both on sunny winter days and in summer, it is advisable to attach special conservatory awnings to the windows and thus protect against solar radiation. Ventilation also plays a very important role in a winter garden. Here, residents can choose a technically modern ventilation system, which automatically controls the air circulation via a small computer. Those who want to do without technology, can provide a good air exchange with ventilation flaps.
Decide owners of a winter garden must decide what material to choose for the load-bearing beams. These can be either wood or plastic. Among other things, plastic is characterized by its water-repellent properties. The building material wood offers a particularly homely atmosphere. However, the cozy living environment can also be excellently met by a good choice of winter garden furniture. A conservatory is considered an extension of the living area and in terms of design there are no limits here. Especially garden furniture made of teak wood or rattan enjoys great popularity.
Source: wohnen.de
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