Questions and Answers for Gazebo Penguin Florence Solarium 12 ft. x 12 ft. in Slate

A:  The two Sliding doors are each: 39” wide x 78” high x 1” thick. Opening of 36”.

A:  The dimensions are 39” wide x 78” high x 1” thick. Opening of 36”.

A:  hello, you would have to contact home depot to find out if they offer these kind of services. Kind regards,

A:  Hello, this unit can withstand the winter so long as you remove the snow off the roof any time there are significant accumulations. Kind regards,

A:  I do not think you can use this product in your situation, unless you significantly modify your foundation, by making it wider. You need an approximately 13 x 13 foot foundation, or “footprint” for this structure. If I understand your question, some of the solarium would be on concrete, and some on the deck, which is likely fine, as long as you meet the minimal foundation “footprint”, and you deck is thick enough to support the walls. You can download the manual, it has exact dimension of the foundation, and I think even the lumbar requirements of a wood deck or foundation, otherwise a local contractor could help. Really no way to modify, as each panel of the solarium comes together to form the strength of the whole and finished product. Any modification and the whole thing is likely to collapse. The roof panels and wall panels support each other, and any missing panel would weaken the entire structure. You could contact the company, but suspect they will tell you the same thing. Good luck.

A:  Hello, the models can be left up for the entire winter but we do recommend re,moving the snow off the roof as soon as you notice any kind of accumulations of the unit. Kind regards,

A:  No, this room is not insulated.

A:  Yes, but the windows are really only helpful if you have a light breeze. If no wind/breeze, you will get quite warm. On cooler days, we keep the windows closed, and then the trapped sunlight creates the “greenhouse” effect and keeps us toasty warm.

A:  Yes, this gazebo has windows.

A:  Yes, you can close the windows in the winter. The wind panels are constructed from vinyl.

A:  THE WIND PANELS ARE MADE UP OF VINYL MATERIAL. THE WINDOWS CAN BE CLOSED IN WINTER TIME.

A:  Not in the design. Each door opening is matched with a special window section with holes along top and bottom edge. These holes mount the door bearing track (upper) and door slide track (lower). You technically could place both door openings together, as all the sections appear to have the same width at 40” left to right. But one door would be on the inside, and the other on the outside. IF you chose to do this, you would have to modify the original plans, and be ready for problems: 1) a center beam will still be in place between the two doors, 2) One door could be on the inside, and the other on the outside, but that would be a significant modification, with uncertain outcomes. Finally your third problem ... 3) the screws would not be long enough to pass through both the upper bearing tracks, and the lower sliding tracks. Get ready for lots of drilling and buying new screws ... lots of custom work. So to answer your question: No, you cannot get a continuous 6.625’ opening. The center beam cannot be removed, and this is required for vertical support, and to allow roof support attachment for the “rafters”, which anchor in each corner, and between each and every section. You could contact the company for double wide door, but suspect it does not exist. Maybe the 12 x 18 is different, but looks like it would not work with 12 x 12’. Hope this helps. Marc

A:  It could be possible but need to make sure that your roof will not drop snow or frozen ice onto it, if your have this condition. But you would be better off with our model that attach to the house: 10X12 (W1209.5) or 10X16 (W1610.5)