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As
homeowners, we love nothing better than relaxing in our own backyards.
It’s as much a part of American culture as apple pie and the
Super Bowl.
Spending time with Mother Nature is gloriously refreshing,
but we know she has her mean side. There’s blazing sun in the
summer with potential damage from UV rays, rain, wind and temperatures
that
fluctuate throughout the seasons. And seasons that in many climates
can be just too short.
If we waited to enjoy the outdoors only on days that
provided the perfect conditions, we could probably count the days
we truly enjoyed the outdoor experience on one hand.
And of course, there’s the biggest problem of
all – bugs. Insects are not just to blame for spoiled outdoor
parties, picnics and evenings of romantic stargazing – they
can pose serious health threats to people, especially children and
seniors, as well as our pets.
The concept of the sunroom evolved out of our
frustration with wanting to be outside, but having to deal with
what we at TEMO call “the outdoor tragedy.”

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