With the Patio Enclosure, nature meets comfort effortlessly. The high-impact wall panels offer pristine views, and we enjoy the outdoors in any season

The Patio Enclosure's quality materials shine through. They've held up well, and I'm happy with the overall result.

The material choices in the Patio Enclosure are reliable. I've gained confidence in its quality, and it's become an integral part of our space.

We love the eco-friendly elegance of the Sunroom. It's made with 100% recyclable materials and brings the outdoors inside with style.

It sounds basic, but ensure building is constructed on level foundation and be mindful of attaching to the solid wall.

Overcoming the assembly hurdles of the Patio Enclosure was an achievement. It's a space we treasure.

The greenhouse is great now that it's finally up, but the setup process was awful. The instructions were unclear, and it took me hours longer than expected to put it together.

I bought it 2nd of May and I had a call for the delivery time; did not happen; information for tracking was not updated; made several calls, waiting to be answered; finally found three heavy boxes somewhere in driveway, with no previous arrangement call; when open boxes, the pieces are not organized and against my expectation of preassembly panels, there were in very small pieces; at this time understood that still there are no cement screws to fix it to the ground!!! The assembler left on Victoria day, because no shop was open to purchase missing screws; boxes are still open and not assembled, and not aware if there are any missing parts as well. In short, very poor delivery arrangements; and lack of information before starting to assemble.

This is 300 lb product with more the 800 parts. It takes a long time to erect. There has been parts missing and Rion, despite numerous requests has not comply to our request or sending parts to us. We paid $1400 for this and is not in use because of missing parts. Amazon wishes us to sugarcoat our review before it is published. I will publish my experience on Google on Rion if Amazon sencros it or rejects it.

As of October 2021, there have been quite a few notices of Palram and Rion greenhouses and sunrooms being put up for sale for rock bottom ( less than $100) prices. I believe this to be the inventory liquidation that precedes the termination of product lines. It is even suspected that this is a precursor to a fire sale. That they would fail is no surprise to me due to the problems that I have encountered with the construction and use of their Sun Lounge. Here is an itemized list of the shortcomings that I experienced that would have dissuaded me from buying one in the first place: 1) Rude and Belligerent Customer Service. I got talked over when I asked questions from the sales staff. The fact that they were $500 cheaper than their competition overruled my usual good sense. 2) Mismatching Parts. They supplied the wrong window liners. I had to go to "technical" support to get the correct ones. Even worse is the automatic vent opener, which doesn't attach to or fit anything. 3) Lack of Options. You get one door and one vent. There are no options for more (or even less). 4) Problems with Vent. The wind would blow mine away. Often, I would have to look as far as 200 yards away to find it after a mild (15-20 mph) wind gust. It would have been best secured with a casement; however, . . . 5) Revocation of Guarantees (would come into play). If you change something, even an obvious fix such as the implementation of a casement, there goes the guarantee, I had actually looked at how they installed their vents and found that I did it the way they did it. 6) Rude Customer Support - self explanatory. I also add that they blurted out that they ALWAYS recorded their conversations and would use any technicality to void their guaranties. 7) Weak Roof Triangle - A strong wind will pop them out, which is generally followed by . . . 8) Roof Pane Pop-outs. Once the roof triangles pop out, the roof panes follow. 9) Roof Pane Slippage - Even with calm weather, the roof panes start to sag under the influence of gravity and slip off, which reminds me of . . . 10) Door Slippage. After opening and closing three or four times, the door will slip to the point where it jams into the door frame so that it doesn't open. 11) Difficulty and Painful Assembly. The plastic frame is assembled by plastic pins PAINFULLY inserted by a tool consisting of allen wrench inserted into a irregular wedge-shaped piece of wood. 12) The Plastic Frame (and other parts) Fatigue. Self explanatory. 13) Poor Instructions. Assembly is unforgiving. Often, when you discover a mistake, you have to tear down a wall in order to reconstruct it correctly. There Are NO Shortcuts To Rebuilding!!! This also becomes a major problem as the parts fatigue. Clearly, I recommend against this product whose market I perceive as collapsing.