DIY installation is free — most Gazebo Penguin and Sojag solariums are designed for homeowner assembly. Professional installation typically costs $500-$2,000 depending on size and site preparation.

It can. A three-season solarium adds sheltered, usable space that many buyers appreciate, but how much it adds to resale value depends on the home, the local market and the installation, so we can't promise a figure.

Freestanding solariums can be placed anywhere in your yard. Wall-mounted models attach to your home's exterior wall, creating a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor space.

Yes, with limits. Sojag solariums with polycarbonate roof panels are three-season structures built to withstand Canadian winters. The panels block UV year-round, but the space is not heated or insulated like an indoor room.

Most homeowners can install a Sojag solarium as a DIY project with 2 people over a weekend. No specialized tools are required.

Gazebo Penguin Florence solariums come in 8'x12', 8'x16', 10'x10', 10'x12', 10'x14', 12'x12', 12'x15', and 12'x18' sizes, in Sand, Slate, and Black colors.

The aluminum structure with PVC windows and mosquito screens, two doors, the galvanized steel roof kit and the manual.

Yes. Gazebo Penguin Florence solariums include a manufacturer's warranty. The aluminum frame has a longer warranty than the polycarbonate panels and screens.

Yes, you are able to install the sliding door to any side of the wall.

No. They are PVC windows with mosquito screens, which are lighter and safer than glass while still blocking wind, rain and insects.