


Want to enlarge your house with a new room? Think of a veranda! Here are some things to consider when choosing the extension that will be best for your home.
The aluminum veranda is the most requested, and does not require any particular maintenance. Very strong, this material is also ideal for supporting large windows. On the other hand, aluminum is synonymous with modernity, and is therefore to be avoided if you live in an old house.
The aluminum / wood veranda offers very good sound and thermal insulation and is suitable for all architectural styles.
The PVC porch is the cheapest on the market, and should be preferred only if you want to build a small extension. Be careful though, unlike other models, PVC verandas are less resistant in case of impact.
The steel veranda , just like the wrought iron one , has a very good thermal resistance. These two materials are now back in force, thanks to the treatments that now exist. The advantage of steel and wrought iron is that they make it possible to make models of style as well classic as modern.
Orient your new room to the south / west is ideal, so that it can enjoy a beautiful sunshine. Nevertheless, it is not always possible to choose , especially if the construction of the veranda comes after that of the house.
That being the case, the verandas are so well insulated today that it is quite possible to live comfortably there, even if it is directed to another direction.
Various options are available to you: thus, several types of glass can be considered, depending on the location of your veranda.
The cost of building a veranda will vary depending on the material and glazing chosen, but also on its surface, or the selected options (shutters, blinds, lights, etc.).
For a veranda of +/- 20 square meters, count:
To be certain that your new living room is as you envision it, turn to a professional in the area.
A free visit without commitment can be considered in order to receive a quote.
This article was created in partnership with AT Véranda