Sunrooms are a wise investment, they may even become the most used room in the home. They can be a place to read the morning paper, a home office, or turned into a spa and exercise room. The possibilities are endless, so make the decision that works for you.

There are four common styles of sunrooms; straight, cathedral, curved and conservatory.

Straight style sunrooms work well adding to an existing patio. By adding glass panes and siding to your existing patio, a beautiful sunroom can be created that will extend the length of use for your space.

Cathedral style sunrooms have an elegant, high center beam. A sloped roof and vaulted ceilings are a great architectural accent to any home. Insulated roofing helps prevent heat loss through the high ceiling.

Curved style sunrooms allow in the most light. The glass pane walls curve overhead to form the roofing structure.

Conservatory style sunrooms are like the curved style in that they allow a greater amount of light than straight or cathedral style sunrooms, but are unique because their roof is made up of numerous panes of glass joined together at a central beam.