- Consider the foundation; Many kits suggest treated wood 4x4s, firmly anchored, or a concrete knee wall. Again, make sure you comply with your town's building codes. Interior flooring should be fast-draining, such as crushed stone or brick.
- Attached or unattached? If you choose a greenhouse or solarium that's attached to your house, the size and shape of it may be constrained by rooflines, doors, windows, chimneys, and so on, says Bob LaRouche of Glass Enclosures Unlimited.
- Denise Cowie, Knight Ridder Newspapers
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