Rain cover that keeps the light
With around 1,202 mm of rain a year, most people want dependable rain cover without a dark space - polycarbonate roofs let through 25-88% of the light depending on tint.
Our solutions
Sunrooms in Tauranga
Fully enclosed glazed rooms that work as usable indoor space in any season.
34 Ashley Place, Papamoa Beach, Tauranga021 241 9388
Sunrooms for Tauranga's climate
- Tauranga averages about 1,202 mm of rain a year
- and about 2,402 sunshine hours
- Source station: Tauranga (Wikipedia climate table citing NIWA; 1991–2020 normals)
How sunrooms is built for it
- Premium Material: Crafted from best-in-class aluminium for superior durability
- Snow Loading Capacity: Withstands up to 50 cm of snow loading
- Wind Resistance: Endures winds up to 160 km/h, ensuring structural stability
- Warranty: Backed by a 10-year structural warranty for peace of mind
- Protection from Wind and Weather: Provides shelter from harsh weather conditions, enhancing outdoor comfort
- Roofing Material: Aluminium & Polycarbonate Sheet
Plenty of sun to manage
Roughly 2,402 sunshine hours a year puts Tauranga among New Zealand's sunnier places. Opening louvres let you angle the blades through the day; outdoor blinds with 2-20% shade fabrics cut low western sun.
Coastal conditions
Near the coast, salt air is hard on uncoated metal. Our aluminium frames are 6063-T6 alloy with an anodised powder coat, and our outdoor blinds use mildew-proof fabric.
Local exposure
NIWA notes the Bay of Plenty lowlands get considerably less wind than many other parts of New Zealand, sheltered by high country to the west, south and east. Our opening louvre roofs are rated for winds up to 200 km/h and Elite Canopies up to 160 km/h; fixed panels or blinds on the exposed side add shelter at ground level.
Sunrooms for Tauranga conditions
Tauranga and the Bay of Plenty get some of the highest sunshine hours in the country. Many homes are near the coast, at the Mount, Pāpāmoa or around the harbour. Here the main job is shade and UV protection, with a roof that copes with salt air.
Strong sun and UV
Our roofing blocks 99% of UV, so the deck stays usable in the middle of a summer day. An opening louvre roof lets you choose between full shade and winter sun.
Coastal conditions
Powder-coated aluminium frames suit homes near the beach and the harbour. Ask us about finish options for your site during the onsite measure.
Indoor–outdoor living
Long Bay of Plenty summers suit an outdoor room more than a simple shade sail. A canopy with blinds or a sunroom extends the living area well into autumn.
Waikato and Rotorua too
The Pāpāmoa branch also covers Hamilton, Rotorua and Taupō, where hotter summers and colder winters suit a roof you can open and close.
How a sunrooms project works in Tauranga
Free onsite measure and quote
A local team member visits, measures the space, checks access and fixing points, and talks through roof options and add-ons.
Design and written quote
You receive a written quote that defines the structure, materials, finishes and any assumptions, so you can compare it fairly.
Consent check
Roofed and enclosed structures can have different consent requirements from an open pergola. We help you work out what applies to your project before work is booked.
Build and installation
The local team installs the structure. Every installation comes with a 5-year roof warranty and a 10-year structural warranty.