A vinyl patio enclosure supports climate control and can reduce seasonal allergies or other respiratory triggers that you encounter while outdoors. An enclosure that contains removable panels will be anchored down. You can modify the protection you receive, simply by removing or adding panels to the enclosure.

A Marine Grade Framework And Vinyl Panels

If you would like to modify the climate within your patio, but don't want to be subjected to making a permanent change to your property, a patio product that is versatile will be suited for your needs. A patio enclosure builder may feature patio frameworks that are constructed of marine-grade metal.

This type of metal will be coated with a protectant that will prevent corrosion. Aluminum or another high-grade metal material may be used to construct a patio framework. All of the panels that will be installed in the enclosure may consist of clear vinyl. Vinyl is washable and translucent. Each vinyl panel will represent a glass pane, but won't be subject to cracking or shattering. 

Wind Blocking Capabilities And Versatile Features

If your patio is adjacent to your home, adding a vinyl enclosure around the patio could potentially lower the energy costs that you incur when operating heating and cooling equipment within your home. The insulating properties that a vinyl enclosure provides make this type of product one that is considered energy efficient and a good investment. You will also benefit by keeping out cold air and hot air on days when the enclosure is fully intact.

If your patio is equipped with electrical access, you can install a fan or a cooling unit to regulate the temperature you experience while spending time in the enclosure. A contractor may feature some versatile materials that will make your new vinyl enclosure easy to modify. Some enclosure products may contain clear curtain panels. These types of panels will be integrated with the layout of the vinyl pieces.

An enclosure that contains zipper curtain panels will allow you to control how much fresh air enters the enclosure. Some vinyl enclosures may contain a slide-back feature or a motorized feature. A slide-back feature or a motorized feature will allow you to open and close the vinyl panels. When your new patio enclosure is being built, a contractor may use tiebacks to stabilize the building materials. The framework and the tiebacks will prevent the enclosure from becoming damaged when it is windy.  

Reach out to patio enclosure builders to learn more.