Customer Reviews

100 Sunrooms: A Hands on Design Guide and Sourcebook

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This book features the sunrooms that belong in America's suburbs. Nearly the entire book shows the same sunroom 'kit' over and over again with a slightly different trim package to change styles.

Pros: This is great for you if you have a conventional home and want a small, attractive, sunroom in kit form.

Cons: Book is bound poorly. First one in such poor condition "new" that I returned to amazon. Book is limited to very basic set of styles with little deviation.

Pretty Pictures and Ideas Very Expensive Rooms. Would not have bought if I saw it in a store.

This book is extremly intesting. It is amazing the different designs for sunrooms. Next life time, I want to be extremely rich and build one or two of these on my Victorian type home in my next lift time.

I was actually looking for a book that included four season porches and that covered all price ranges.. This book is strictly sunrooms and for the most part high end. It is however, wa really nice book full of inspiration and ideas for designing your new sunroom with different styles and help with deciding what type of sunroom goes with what type of house. If you are on a tight budget though I would warn against this book, because it will just break your heart seeing all these great pictures of sunrooms you can't afford.

This book did not give me what I needed. It had sunrooms that were of the more expensive type. There were a lot of conservatory type sunrooms in it. We just built a simple sunroom with a shed roof. It came out very nice but it is simple and the price tag was reasonable compared to the examples in this book. I had other books that were better!

Great book to get ideas on sunroom designs. Exterior shots are nice. Would be more interesting with interiors of each and schematics on how to build but that said, the book gives excellent examples on what can be accomplished.