Domi 12x14FT Wall Mounted Sunroom, Against Wall Solarium with Galvanized Steel Sloping Roof, Detachable PVC Screen, Lockable Sliding Front and Side Doors, Lean-to Gazebo Sun Room for Deck Patio

I was a little overwhelmed when I saw this on the truck for delivery. Took a few trips to carry everything from my garage to the backyard as I did not want to take any chances in damaging anything by moving the boxes on a dolly or cart. The pieces were well protected and organized in the boxes. I would recommend reading through the directions before starting as a couple of the steps seemed a little out of sequence. It took my wife and I about 8 hours to assemble from start to finish. I did love that there were extras of the small hardware pieces. The only issue that we had was that we received two of the same door for the double sliding doors. Contacted Domi and they quickly shipped the right one. Overall, we are very pleased with this purchase and expect to enjoy this for many years.

I wanted a solarium in our Oregon house to bring in the light and the sun. After days of building this thing, we've ended up with a very dark space that takes away much of the light from the one previously-sunny side of our house. The windows (rubbery plastic fabric) are quite dark. Had I opened the last of the boxes first, I would have seen the window darknness and returned this, but those boxes don't need to get opened until the end of the construction process.Also, when it rains hard here, the rain drips in through the top of the doors. Not sure how to stop this. Thankfully, I installed LVP for flooring, but our stuff is getting wet.The instructions were excellent overall, it took longer to build than expected (though we weren't doing it the standard way as we're using it with just two of the walls up, in an L-shaped part of our house. All the holes lined up well. It seems like a quality product overall. This would be great in the dessert, but here in rainy Oregon, I'm feeling regretful.If you want the shade and sun protection, go for it. If you want a sunny, dry room in a sometimes dark and rainy region, it might be best to look elsewhere or ask if they have a clear window option.

The handle holding the door closed is very cheap. Also a couple of the windows stick when sliding up and down. A couple of them actually need two people to open. All in all we're glad we bought it for the price and looks. Construction guys said "it wasn't the easiest thing we've built but we made it work"

I can't say enough about this company. This is my second purchase from Domi. The first didn't have panels and the second the sunroom. I hired someone to put it together, both done in a day. We had a very heavy rain and it had significant leaks at the sliding doors on the sunroom. I sent a few pictures and they are determined the gutter needs an expansion- and are sending for free. Overall great customer service and very happy with the sunroom.

Very Good/understandable procedure...

I built a new composite deck off the back porch with the purpose of placing this sunroom on it. Love the new space. The item arrived from the shipper in perfect condition. The crate built around it could have withstood significant handling abuse. All parts well marked, instructions are to be studied and followed precisely. Instructions suggest 2-3 people. You will need two for most of the build and 3 for raising the walls.Parts fit well, no missing parts or hardware.Took two of us about 8 hours without pushing hard.The position of my sunroom is under gutterless eves that brings a prodigious amount of water from two angles of a steep roof onto the roof of the sunroom. During heavy rains we get some leakage around the acorn nuts that secure the roof panels. A little silicon sealer seems to have corrected that issue. With that said they do not advertise water proof we do not find rain events to be a problem. I feel like it is secured well enough to the house and decking to not cause a loss of sleep. It is on the side of the house that is most protected from rough weather. I have no reason to not believe their claims of strength and durability. It has been up for about a month, a month that saw its share of Spring thunderstorms depositing almost 8” of rain - so far so good.No serious gripes at this point. Although I would like to have replacement window panels available just in case the grandkids toss the old baseball through it.

An excellent product, gives the joy of outdoor living.