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Sunroom flooring installation that handles temperature swings and sunlight while extending your indoor-outdoor living.
Sunrooms experience wider temperature and humidity swings than the rest of the house, so flooring must tolerate that movement. We choose materials like tile, luxury vinyl, or porcelain that resist fading, expansion, and moisture from a room full of glass. In the Northwest, a sunroom floor also needs to shrug off the damp that creeps in during our gray months. The result is a bright, comfortable space you can enjoy in every season.
Resists fading from constant sunlight; tolerates temperature and humidity swings; moisture-resistant for glass-walled rooms; comfortable for year-round use
1) Evaluate light exposure and temperature range; 2) Prepare and insulate the subfloor; 3) Install fade- and moisture-resistant flooring; 4) Seal and finish the edges
Fade- and moisture-resistant material; sunroom size and glass exposure; subfloor insulation needs; temperature-stable installation methods; transitions to the main home
Sunroom flooring can be installed year-round, with proper materials chosen to handle both summer heat and winter damp.