Bring daylight into every room
Every room deserves to be filled with natural light, even those at the centre of your house.
Sun tunnels for sloped roofs
Add natural light to spaces where you never felt it was possible with VELUX sun tunnels. Perfect for windowless bathrooms, walk-in wardrobes and hallways.
Product details
- Up to 98% daylight reflectivity in optimal daylight conditions
- Quick and easy installation without screws
- Flexible installation around beams and restricted space
- In-roof assembling for harmonious integration into the roof
Product highlight
Great alternative to artificial lighting
Adding a sun tunnel is a cost-effective way to add natural light to areas that need to be brighter and more vibrant.
Increased installation flexibility
Thanks to the sun tunnel's innovative fastening clips system, installation is quick and easy, and often completed in just a few hours.
Starting a new project
Free design advice
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Guides and brochures
Find more information about our VELUX solutions and current prices to help you choose the perfect solution for your needs. Get inspiration from our e-books with practical tips, ideas and trends that can guide your approach to designing and planning your next home renovation.
Technical Library for professionals
Are you a planner/architect or craftsman? Then you will find information on planning and installing VELUX windows here. You can also register for one of our informative webinars to find out more about our products and services.
One installation. A generation of use.
A VELUX roof window is produced using high-quality materials that ensure a long lifetime of use.* Our modular design philosophy makes maintenance, repairs, and upgrades easy, prolonging the product’s lifespan and supporting the circular economy.
*VELUX roof windows meet the highest quality standards and undergo extensive testing. This includes exposing the roof window to a year’s rainfall in just 15 minutes, and a mechanical test that opens and closes the window 25,000 times. That’s the equivalent of opening and closing the roof window, twice a day, for 34 years.