Uninsulated conservatory from Hoklartherm – Closed patio roofs for your terrace

Advantages of a summer garden at a glance

Heatwaves in summer and a warm start to autumn? What was once a standard feature from a weather perspective a few years ago is no longer a given - weather conditions are becoming more unpredictable even during the warm season, and those who enjoy spending the summer in their own garden often find themselves frustrated with cloudy days and rainy afternoons from May to September. A patio cover can provide a solution and ensure that a summer rain can no longer ruin your plans. However, when it gets cold and windy, you are only partially protected under a patio cover. In this context, a summer garden can be a more comprehensive and flexible solution.

Summary:

• A summer garden is usually cheaper than a winter garden.
• It offers perfect all-around protection against wind and weather.
• A summer garden is ideal for overwintering plants.
• It does not need to be heated separately.
• There are numerous customization options available.

What differentiates summer gardens from winter gardens?

At first glance, summer gardens and winter gardens may look very similar. However, upon closer examination, the differences become apparent. A summer garden, as the name suggests, is primarily used during the summer and is often referred to as a cold winter garden. The insulation in a summer garden is slightly less, but the space is enclosed on all four sides, unlike a traditional patio cover. This allows you to spend your time comfortably and protected from the wind even on unpleasant summer days. In contrast, during winter, you don't need to heat the summer garden separately, allowing you to save a lot of energy. Additionally, summer gardens made of glass and aluminum are excellent for housing various plants in a protected environment. At our place, you will also find various customization options such as shading or sun protection for the summer garden.