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Rion HG7506 Canopia Sun Room, 6' x 6', White

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Size: 6' x 6'


Color: White


Features

  • Quickly and easily cover your porch, deck or patio entrance
  • Roof panels are 100% UV protected, 4mm twin-wall polycarbonate to protect from direct sunlight
  • 3mm translucent acrylic wall panels are 100% UV protected and as clear as glass but safer
  • Heavy-Duty resin frame is durable and maintenance free for years of use
  • Hinged side door and included roof vent provide air circulation on warmer days

Description

Discover the simplest way to turn your existing porch, deck or patio into a great sunroom enclosure or greenhouse space. The Sun Room 2 features two kinds of virtually unbreakable coverings to give you the best of both worlds. Roof panels are 4mm twin-wall polycarbonate, offering UV protection and diffuse light. Crystal clear acrylic side walls are 100% UV protected while allowing over 90% light transmission, as well as clear views, while being ultra-safe. Durable white resin frame improves insulation and is maintenance free for ease of use. Hinged door and included roof vent provide air circulation. Accessories and additional lengths available. Manufacturer Contact Information


Color: White


Brand: RION


Item Dimensions LxWxH: 78.8 x 78.9 x 97.2 inches


Item Weight: 176 Pounds


Cover Material: Polycarbonate


Product Dimensions: 78.8 x 78.9 x 97.2 inches


Item Weight: 176 pounds


Manufacturer: Poly-Tex Inc - DROPSHIP


Country of Origin: Israel


Item model number: HG7506


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


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    • This won't be easy
Size: 6' x 8' Color: White
Review Image by Deborah Lee Soltesz Deborah Lee Soltesz
Review Image by Deborah Lee Soltesz Deborah Lee Soltesz
Review Image by Deborah Lee Soltesz Deborah Lee Soltesz
Review Image by Deborah Lee Soltesz Deborah Lee Soltesz
Review Image by Deborah Lee Soltesz Deborah Lee Soltesz
The quality of the parts is just poor enough that not all the pieces fit correctly. You may need to pull out a saw, mallet, or other tools to modify or install parts. If you aren't super handy, hire a pro. If the quality were high enough to allow all the parts to be easily installed as designed, this project would have taken half the time it did (approximately 20 to 25 man hours so, and we haven't finished the door or seals yet). I'll preface this by saying we spent a few hours prepping the installation location to ensure the base was absolutely level and square, and perfectly square with the wall. Based on previous experience, not having everything squared up beforehand is a recipe for disaster because parts will not line up, get twisted, etc., and these issues increase the closer to completion you get. We installed this on the east side of the house to cover the patio and arcadia door. The predominant winds here are southwest, so it won't be exposed directly to the worst winds. It serves to insulate the arcadia door (which has a dog door in it), as well as a greenhouse, sun room, and mud room. Issues we encountered: * One of window frames was a bit too small, and we had to shave (with a circular saw) 1/16" off the acrylic pane to get it installed. * Most of the rail mounts (7608/7609) did not slide in easily. We lubricated the rail and slot with furniture polish, and used brute force and a mallet to get those pieces installed. * One of the rails (7613) did not slide on well at all. That required quite a bit of time tapping it with the mallet to get it in place, and we had to be very careful not to tap it in too far because we'd never pull it back out. * Instructions and cited required parts for installing the bottom window rails (7225/7225F) were incorrect. 7225F is just a bit longer, and is used on both the far right and far left windows, where the shorter 7225 is for the center windows. Instructions called for 6 of 7225 and 2 7225F. The packages actually had 4 of each, which was correct after we studied the situation for a few minutes. * The vent window is simply poor quality, and very rickety. * Stickers don't come off easily, so I'll have to spend a lot of time with rubbing alcohol trying to get them cleaned up. On the positive side: * The assembled sun room feels very sturdy. We get snow and pretty strong winds. I have no doubt it will stand up to the winds it will experience on the more protected side of the house. * I love the clear panes. While they won't insulate as well, it's nice to be able to see out the arcadia door into the back yard. * I appreciated having the choice to install the door on either end. * There were no missing parts. * In general, the assembly is much easier than our previous greenhouse, which had a million nuts and bolts, and required a lot of adjusting to get it properly squared up. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 3, 2018 by Deborah Lee Soltesz Deborah Lee Soltesz
    • Not bad, but some design flaws with the roof.
Size: 6' x 8' Color: White
We got this kit and were able to put it together over the course of a couple of days. We are actually using it as a greenhouse (started seeds this spring) and it does warm up in there nicely. We have the automatic roof opener as well. The good: I thought it was fun to put together, definitely a 2 person job! It does keep the temperature up, and we were able to get really early spinach and keep eggplants/peppers/basil going longer. (pollination is tricky though!) It held up OK with the snow we had this past winter The meh: We attached to our shed and a concrete foundation. The shed while being built had framing added to support where this connected to the wall, and we insulated that wall of the shed to keep the heat in the greenhouse. Drilling into the concrete foundation was TOUGH. I would not have been able to do it, my husband did (I tried, I don't have the arm strength to hold the drill steady and we went through 4 concrete bits) We were missing a couple of parts (discovered in the middle of assembly) (one straight that was too long and one corner connector that was the wrong orientation), but the company did ship out replacements quickly with no charge. There's all kind of crap growing on the outside of the greenhouse and I'm not really sure how to clean some of it without partially disassembling. Someone else said the weatherstripping was difficult but I really enjoyed that part for some reason. I wish the roof was put together more like the sides, I think the weatherstripping would have held it in place better than the metal strips, and more insulation is always good. The bad: The roof design is seriously flawed, especially the more steeply sloped section. There's basically nothing but friction theoretically holding those panels in, and well, it wasn't enough. We had to modify it with bolts to hold the sliders in place or those roofing panels just fell out. There are these metal channel pieces which theoretically lock things in place, but it really doesn't work when under any load, and the plexi was enough of a load. We noticed today that one of the top roofing metal sections slid out too so it's something to be aware of. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 9, 2017 by J

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