what is the difference btwn a florida room and a lanai?
please educate me!
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From what I have read here on the board, I think a lanai is open ie:screened and a Florida room is closed ie:acrylic or glass sided and can be heated or air conditioned.
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A true Florida Room is a part of the house. The walls floors and ceiling are the same as the rest of the house and the heating and cooling are part of the overall system. A lanai may or may not be enclosed with acrylic, vinyl, or glass, and may or may not be under air and heat, but generally does not have a finished ceiling, a floor level with the rest of the home, or walls of either studs or block. Some people call an enclosed residential lanai with heat and air a Florida Room, but it is technically still a lanai.
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click on ALLAMANDA model |
What's the difference between a lanai and a bird cage?
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A birdcage has at least two, and usually 3, screened walls. One of the walls has a door for ingress/egress to the yard. The floor is usually made of bare concrete; however, many have installed cool deck or some other type of upgraded flooring. A few others have chosen grass (for the convenience of their furry children) in lieu of any hard surface flooring. |
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