VELUX ROLLER AND BLACKOUT BLINDS
The following types of blinds are available for Velux windows
- Blackout Blinds
- Roller Blinds
- Blackout Blinds with Remote Control
- Venetian Blinds
- Pleated Blinds
- Duo Blinds
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Please click on the link below to see a great range of blinds
for Velux windows
VELUX blinds and shutters reduce heat loss – as well as your heating
bill
Elegantly designed VELUX blinds and roller shutters allow easy
control of heat and daylight and a whole new dimension of comfort
in your home. Adding VELUX blinds to your roof window can improve
insulation by up to 30% - and thus lower your heating bills, while
enhancing comfort.
Technical Specifications
The VELUX active window system with blinds and roller shutters is
a complete system, offering a solution for low energy and optimised
indoor comfort. This is achieved by automatic control of natural
ventilation, sunscreening, passive solar gains during the day and
added insulation during night.
Energy Savings with VELUX blinds and roller shutters Installing
VELUX blinds and roller shutters to your roof window is an easy
way of reducing heat loss and thus lowering your heating bill. And
in addition you get all the well-known benefits of a blind or a
roller shutter that matches your window perfectly and is so easy
to install.
With a lowered blind or roller shutter you create an air buffer
between pane and curtain that provides additional insulation. The
reduction of heat loss obtained depends on pane type as well as
on the type of blind or roller shutter fitted to the window. With
roller shutters, blackout blinds and double pleated blinds you obtain
the best possible reduction of heat loss when fitted to a roof window
with a standard 00-pane – then the reduction is up to 30%.
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Velux Blinds: A brief history.
In 1941 Villum Kann Rasmussen, aware of a national shortage of
living space in his homeland of Denmark, realised there was an opportunity
for developing attic space into cheap living accommodation and he
developed a roof window to let in natural daylight, and VELUX was
born. However, the first Velux roof window ever made was installed
in a Danish school.
The Velux name is derived from the words Ventilation and Lux, the
latter word being Latin for light.
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