Garden rooms can get quite chilly during the winter months, but we at SunSpaces offer a range of solutions for this problem. Take a look at our suggestions, pick one that's right for you and you can start heating your garden room in no time.
1. First, choose a good garden room
First and foremost, it's essential to invest in a garden room that can stand the tests of the British weather. At SunSpaces, we're proud of the durability of our garden rooms. When you're heating your SunSpace, the 8mm thick safety glass traps heat, keeping your garden room nice and warm all the way through the chilly evenings.
Take a look at our range of garden rooms below:
2. Add heating accessories to your garden room
Although we also offer garden verandas, we know that these aren't always the best option for retaining heat within your space. This is why we offer a range of heating accessories, including outdoor heaters.
To suit all budgets, we have two types of outdoor heater for garden rooms - each with their own unique features and specifications.
Heater and Bluetooth 'Model 5' - £438 inc VAT
- Corrosion-resistant anodized casing for long life
- Aluminium alloy heating plate with ceramic infrared coating
- Sheathed heating element with stainless steel (SUS321) tube
- Nickel-chromium heating element - up to 6,000 hours running
- Ceramic fibre thermal insulation layer reduces heat loss
- IP65 protection is suitable for outdoor & indoor use
- Mounting height: 2.1m - 2.7m
- Adjustable angle: parallel, 15°, 30°, 45°
Infra-Red Heating System 'Model 1' - £199.20
- Aluminium casing and stainless steel grill for long life
- Sheathed heating element with quartz glass tube
- Latest carbon heating element with 5,000 hours running
- IP65 protection is suitable for outdoor and indoor use
- 1800 watt
- Operation via remote control (low/medium and high settings)
- Max. adjustable angle 45°
3. Install a firepit or a gas burner
This is a possibility, but please be sure to discuss these additions with one of our sales consultants before installing anything. There's something extremely cosy about the thought of sitting in your SunSpace during a winter sunset while a flickering fire keeps you toasty, but you've got to make sure that you do it safely!
Warning: When a fire pit is operated inside a closed structure, it is imperative that you have extremely good ventilation to stop the build-up of harmful gases such as carbon monoxide.
4. Resort to old-school methods
There's nothing wrong with pulling on a woolly jumper and grabbing a blanket! If the other options aren't for you, then there's nothing wrong with going back to basics. After all, you can't beat the 'hygge' experience of being outdoors during the winter.
Stay warm with SunSpaces this winter!
Hopefully, these tips will help you stay warm in your SunSpace when the temperature's low. If you're interested in one of our beautiful garden rooms, do not hesitate to get in touch!
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