What is a VELUX balcony?
What is a VELUX balcony?
The VELUX CABRIO® Balcony opens in seconds to give your space its place in the sun. This innovative roof window and balcony combination adds air, light, and a great view to your home. Sitting flush with the roof when closed, the CABRIO® Balcony is as stylish as it is innovative.
Why choose Velux roof windows?
Keep your home ventilated and bright by letting in fresh air and natural light with VELUX roof windows. VELUX roof windows have been bringing daylight and fresh air into homes around the world for the past 80 years.
How do I Find my VELUX window code?
The VELUX brand window codes are found on the top right-hand edge of the roof window when you open it. The data plate tells you the type of window and the window size shown through the code.
Will the new VELUX flashings fit my old window?
However, this is not a problem, as the new off-shelf VELUX flashings can be made to fit any older window, in many circumstances. Here are the old VELUX sizes, serial number and number codes – Window size 55 (W) x 78 (H) code 102 or CO2 or CKO2 Window size 55 (W) x 98 (H) code 104 or 6 or CO4 or CKO4
Why choose velvelux?
VELUX offers a range of products that will come in handy if you want to replace an air filter, repair a scratch, lubricate hinges, paint your window and give it a new and shiny look. Complete your VELUX roof window with a VELUX blind.
How does the VELUX Cabrio work?
The VELUX CABRIO® balcony opens in seconds to give your loft space a place in the sun. The innovative balcony adds air, light and a great view to your home. For added convenience, the VELUX CABRIO® balcony fits flush with the roof when closed.
What are the features of a Velux roof window?
All VELUX roof windows come with grey aluminium exterior covers as standard. All VELUX roof windows come with grey aluminium exterior covers as standard. Laminated inner pane and triple glazed unit that offers rain noise reduction, enhanced energy efficiency, with easy-to-clean coating and an anti-dew coating to reduce external condensation.
