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COST OF A SUNROOM EXTENSION

Gopher1

Hi guys,
Hoping somebody might be able to give me an idea of how much a 4mx4m standard sunroom would cost, standard finishing, 2 velux windows etc etc. The house is a semi detached just outside Dublin. Just ballpark figures just to make sure im not getting ripped off.
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The Goph

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BryanF

Is this to be used for 2, 3 or 4 seasons per year?

Gopher1

BryanF wrote: »

Is this to be used for 2, 3 or 4 seasons per year?

Be for all seasons Bryant

BryanF

What’s the floor area of the existing house? and m2 of existing glazing? & propsed m2 of glazing? (as per Part L building regs table 2)
What way will the room be facing ?
you’ll need a substantially insulated roof & floor, and solar over heating analysis + the above ratio to decide on the glass spec

Can’t give a price

Gopher1

BryanF wrote: »

What’s the floor area of the existing house? and m2 of existing glazing? & propsed m2 of glazing? (as per Part L building regs table 2)
What way will the room be facing ?
you’ll need a substantially insulated roof & floor, and solar over heating analysis + the above ratio to decide on the glass spec

Can’t give a price

It's a new sunroom extends onto the back of a semi detached area. It's facing west to South. Would just be looking for a ball park estimate for just a standard 4x4. Thanks anyway

Gumbo

Gopher1 wrote: »

It's a new sunroom extends onto the back of a semi detached area. It's facing west to South. Would just be looking for a ball park estimate for just a standard 4x4. Thanks anyway

25k-30k.

Cant get a realistic ball park until you specify the roof build up, insulation and exact specs of the glass to be used.

notharrypotter

Just a comment.

If you plan on accessing the sun room via current patio doors leave the patio doors in place.
That way you can actually close off the sun room from the rest of the house and keep heat loss down during the winter.

BryanF

notharrypotter wrote: »

Just a comment.

If you plan on accessing the sun room via current patio doors leave the patio doors in place.
That way you can actually close off the sun room from the rest of the house and keep heat loss down during the winter.

This is the issue

Under part L keeping a space separated by doors, is the only way a ‘standard’ ‘sun room’ could comply.

the OPs requirements here are tricky, ‘sun room’ and ‘4 season’ don’t really stack up