Velux roof windows are a great addition to any home. Most people now use Velux windows not just in a roof extension but also in kitchen extensions and in hallways to get more light into the home. Newer types of Velux windows can also come with a motorised operation, so they can be opened with a remote control, negating the need to climb a ladder just to facilitate window opening.
Velux windows come in huge range of styles and designs, ranging from a simple centre opening small window to a huge double window that's able to be opened from the top or side, creating a balcony space for the homeowner.
The main thing Velux windows bring to the home is of course more light; which can make a home bright and airy. But, in the winter, you might not want the glass on the windows to be exposed. And because of this there is now a huge range of Velux window blinds that you can use to cover your windows. The blinds are made to measure and simply click into place on the window. From roller blinds to Venetian blinds to even blackout blinds, there's a wide choice available that can be operated easily via the pull of a cord or the flick of a switch.
As well as the range of combination flashing kits which enable you to mount two or three Velux windows side by side, there are also the duo flashing kit, to mount the windows one above the other and the quad flashing which means that you can mount four roof windows in a square, creating a wonderful area of glass. These basic options for your Velux windows are augmented by some truly incredible windows that can turn a simple loft extension into a master suite.
The Velux Cabrio Balcony and the Terrace windows create an instant balcony or terrace for any loft conversion and turn a simple added room into a selling point that can add thousands to the value of your home.
