Curved glass rooflight
Ideal in living spaces to provide even more daylight and fresh air. Its unique design with curved glazing and a glass-to-edge surface means rainwater and dirt just run off. For roof pitches 0 - 15°.
Flat roof windows for living spaces
The beautiful design brings the magic of daylight into your home. A unique design, slim frame and invisible sash give you maximum daylight, even when you have a blind installed.
Flat glass rooflight
Ideal in living spaces to provide even more daylight and fresh air. The elegant design has a glass-to-edge surface and clear lines. For roof pitches 2 - 15°.
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The benefits of glass rooflights
One of the main benefits of glass rooflights is their ability to transform any space, whether kitchens, living rooms, home offices or hallways. However, the benefits of glass rooflights go beyond aesthetics. They boost the amount of natural light in your home, which can positively impact your health, mood and productivity. In addition, they can help conserve energy by reducing the need for artificial lighting during the day.
Types of glass rooflights
Glass rooflights come in various designs, including flat and curved styles. The type you choose will depend on your aesthetic preferences and your home’s configuration. Learn more about each type here:
Flat glass rooflights
These are perfect for modern, minimalist interiors, thanks to their sleek appearance. They offer unobstructed views of the sky, making any room feel bigger and brighter.
Curved glass rooflights
Add a touch of architectural flair with a curved glass rooflight. Their curved shape allows rainwater to drain off easily, even on 0° roof pitches, making them a practical and stylish choice.
How to choose a glass rooflight
Although aesthetics are important when selecting a glass rooflight, there are several other factors to consider, including size, glazing options, frame material and building regulations.
1. Size and placement
The size and placement of your rooflight will impact the amount of natural light it provides. Larger rooflights increase illumination but remember to consider the structural limitations of your roof.
2. Glazing options
Glazing refers to the glass used in the rooflight. It serves three primary purposes – allowing in natural light, providing insulation, and ensuring safety. Double-glazed and triple-glazed rooflights are available at VELUX, offering varying levels of energy efficiency.
3. Compliance with regulations
Ensure that your chosen rooflight complies with all relevant building regulations. This includes safety, energy efficiency, and access.
Find the right glass rooflights for your home at VELUX
Need more help finding the right glass rooflights for your home? Book a free, personalised consultation with one of our VELUX Design Advisors to find a suitable solution before finalising your order.