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Product Catalogue UK Price List (Excludes VAT) 1St February 2021 Velux.Co.Uk Product Catalogue UK Price List (excludes VAT) 1st February 2021 velux.co.uk 15/12/2020 11.13 Contents 5 When the sky is the limit 6 It’s our nature 8Why VELUX®? 10 Your guide to getting daylight right 12 Our roof window features at a glance 14 Standard glazing 15 Enhanced glazing 16 News 22 Smart home 26 Roof windows 46 Combi solutions 52 Flat roof windows 72 Other ranges 80 Installation and flashings 96 Blinds and shutters 122 Accessories and practical information 130 Size and replacement Contact us If you’d like more information on our range of VELUX products and services, or require technical support, we’re here to help. Telephone: 01592 778 225 E-mail: [email protected] Advice on product selection and installation instructions are also available on our website velux.co.uk PEFC/09-31-020 VMC_2020_A4_Coverr_8mmSpine_UK_GBP_FINAL.indd 5-8 VMC_2020_A4_UK_GBP_FINAL.indd 3 16/12/2020 12.17 When the sky is the limit We know how important it is to factor daylight into your project as early as possible. For decades we have designed innovative roof windows, blinds and shutters that help create bright and welcoming spaces for your family. From brand-new kitchen extensions and solutions offer maximum daylight and tranquil loft bedrooms to rejuvenating VELUX ACTIVE with NETAT MO – our existing darker areas in your home – smart-home solution – will automatically VELUX have products that are perfect open and close your electric and solar for your project. roof windows and blinds to bring in the optimum amount of daylight and fresh air. Creating the perfect indoor environment for your family isn’t easy, but our products Explore our full product range and realise can help make this simpler. Our VELUX how VELUX can help transform your home INTEGRA® range can be controlled by the into a space that your whole family can touch of a button, our combi roof window grow in. 4 5 VMC_2020_A4_UK_GBP_FINAL.indd 4 16/12/2020 12.17 VMC_2020_A4_UK_GBP_FINAL.indd 5 16/12/2020 12.17 It’s our nature With our Sustainability Strategy 2030, we have made a commitment to capturing our historical CO2 emissions and reaching carbon neutrality by 2041 – our 100-year anniversary. Acting sustainably has always been in materials for our products. In short, if you our nature at VELUX. That’s why we are buy a VELUX roof window in 2020 and a introducing a pioneering new commitment similar window in 2030, the 2030 window will as we enter what the UN calls the Decade of contain 50% less CO2. By 2030 we will be a Action. Our plan is to dramatically reduce our carbon neutral company and will have halved future carbon emissions in line with science carbon emissions across our entire value chain. and at the same time capture our entire historical carbon footprint back to the time When you buy a VELUX solution, you are part of our founding in 1941 by protecting and of this journey. You will also automatically restoring forests. At our centennial anniversary find yourself at the forefront of roof window in 2041, we will be Lifetime Carbon Neutral. technology that creates better and healthier homes. For example, by applying smart sensor- To capture our historical carbon footprint, we based solutions to a roof window you can have started a 20 year-long partnership with benefit from a self-regulating indoor climate WWF (World Wide Fund for Nature) on forest for sustainable living indoors. and nature projects around the world. We all need a healthy home – including Going forward, we will drive down our Mother Nature. With our new sustainability future carbon emissions by accelerating our strategy, we are doing everything we can to investments in energy efficiency, shift to 100% make that happen. renewable electricity, as well as substantially change the way we specify and purchase Read more on velux.co.uk. 6 7 VMC_2020_A4_UK_GBP_FINAL.indd 6 16/12/2020 12.18 VMC_2020_A4_UK_GBP_FINAL.indd 7 16/12/2020 12.18 ® 10-year Why VELUX ? guarantee We strive to ensure the quality of all VELUX products and accessories live up to our All over the world, VELUX roof windows contribute to customers’ exacting standards. To ensure you have peace of mind, healthy indoor environments by letting in fresh air all VELUX roof windows come and daylight. Here are six other good reasons why you with a 10-year guarantee and our range of blinds, shutters and should consider a VELUX roof window. electrical products have a 3-year guarantee. We also offer 25 years’ availability on spare parts. Fast delivery We understand that when you order VELUX products you want them as quickly as possible. That’s why you can 75 years expect to receive all standard products in just 48 hours for Great Britain and of innovation 72 hours for Northern Ireland. Specific When the first VELUX roof window lead times for all products are listed in transformed a dark attic into a liveable the pricing tables. space, it was a revelation. That was 75 years ago but our passion for daylight, fresh air and better living environments Here for you continues to this day and can be seen You can always call our expert team for through constant innovation and award- technical support or specification advice. winning design. They’re trained to give you as much in- depth assistance on planning, installation and aftercare as you need. Call us on 01592 778 225 Extensively tested VELUX products are designed to Focused on meet the highest quality standards and are thoroughly tested. sustainability All our roof windows are tested Sustainability is ingrained in everything we do. to withstand a year’s worth of Not only do VELUX roof windows save energy rainfall in just 15 minutes and are and last for generations, but our production opened and closed 250,000 times – facilities strive to achieve zero waste, source ensuring the products you purchase responsibly and continually reduce environmental will last for decades. impact. Find out more at velux.co.uk 8 9 VMC_2020_A4_UK_GBP_FINAL.indd 8 15/12/2020 10.42 VMC_2020_A4_UK_GBP_FINAL.indd 9 15/12/2020 10.42 Your guide to getting daylight right Natural light is essential to our wellbeing. The number and size of roof windows is fundamental to how your space will look and feel. Choose Choose roof 4 interior finish 5 window operation VELUX roof windows come in a variety VELUX roof windows can either be of materials to match all interior styles. operated manually or automatically via Including modern white painted, a remote switch. The VELUX INTEGRA® 15°-90° moisture-resistant white polyurethane range is offered in both mains powered or traditional pine, you can find the and solar operation, perfect for areas 0°-15° perfect finish for your space. out-of-reach. Choose installation Identify roof pitch Get the perfect 6 products 1 VELUX roof windows can be installed 2 amount in both pitched and flat roofs. Find the VELUX provide a range of flashings to product that best suits your project on of daylight suit your roofing material. They are easy p26 for sloping roof windows or p52 to install and are designed to provide a for flat roof windows. New low pitch For optimal comfort, we recommend durable, 100% watertight and weather- solution from 10˚ coming Autumn 2021. that the glazed areas represent 20% proof seal between the window and of the overall floor space in your room. the roof. Find out more on p80. Learn more about optimal daylight on velux.co.uk/daylightcalculator Choose daylight Choose glazing 7 control and heat Get the glazing option that’s right for 3 your space - from extra noise reduction protection to diminish outside street noise to triple- glazing for enhanced thermal efficiency. Ensure a good night’s sleep and improve your Find out more on p14. indoor climate with interior blinds and/or 20% external anti-heat blinds and shutters. Choose from a wide range of colours and designs with Example: either manual or remote-controlled operation. 15 m² x 20% = 3 m² glazing See our full range of accessories on p96. 10 11 VMC_2020_A4_UK_GBP_FINAL.indd 10 15/12/2020 10.42 VMC_2020_A4_UK_GBP_FINAL.indd 11 15/12/2020 10.42 Our roof window features at a glance The following features come as standard with all of our roof windows and are designed to make installation and operation easier, as well as ensuring our products look their best. 1. Roof window can 5. All standard be rotated 180° and glazing comes with 7 secured in place with premium features like 8 built-in barrel bolt safety lamination, for easy cleaning from toughened glass, UV the inside. filter and our unique 1 rain noise reduction. 2 4 2. Ventilation bar 6. VELUX lets fresh air into your ThermoTechnology TM home even when roof transfers less energy window is closed. and keeps your home warm. 3 5 3. High quality pivot 7. Simple red and 6 hinges for smooth blue line bracket operation. system differentiates between standard and recessed installation. 4. Straightforward 8. Click-on covers blind installation make your installation with our patented easier, faster and safer. mounting brackets. 12 13 VMC_2020_A4_UK_GBP_FINAL.indd 12 15/12/2020 10.42 VMC_2020_A4_UK_GBP_FINAL.indd 13 15/12/2020 10.42 Standard glazing Enhanced glazing Made for Made for Made for Made for Comfort Better comfort Heat protection The best noise reduction Glazing 70 Glazing 68 Glazing 69 Glazing 62D Provides great comfort with all the 3-layer glazing that provides all features This 3-layer glazing filters out the heat Our highest-performing noise reduction standard features, including rain of Comfort Glazing 70 and better energy from the sun’s rays to keep your home’s glazing.
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