VELUX Venting Skylights
 
Velux venting skylights bring the best of the outdoors inside to you by allowing both natural light and fresh air to flow into your room.  Venting skylights are designed for both in-reach and out-of-reach applications and are available in a multitude of sizes. For skylights within reach a crank handle will be necessary for operation, whereas for out-of-reach skylights a control rod will be needed.  Both are sold separately, please check out our Velux accessory section, there you will also find helpful information about flashing units and sunscreening options.  If you do not want to be bothered with manual operation consider the most convenient option in the industry, the Velux electrical skylight.  These electric venting skylights are operated with ease by infrared remote control.
Velux Electric Venting Skylights
  • The "Cadillac" of skylights
  • Remote control operation
  • Two rain sensors
  • Pre-wired for two sunscreening blinds

 
Velux Manual Venting Skylight
  • Manually controlled
  • Use of manual rod when out of reach
  • Use of crank handle when in reach
  • Sunscreening blinds available
     
Velux Self-Flashed Electric Venting Skylight
Electric Venting Self-Flashed
Skylight
(Model QVE)
  • Includes factory-installed flashing system designed for shingle roofs
  • Remote control operation
  • Two rain sensors
  • Pre-wired for two sunscreening blinds
 
Velux Self-Flashed Manual Venting Skylight
Manual Venting Self-Flashed
Skylight
(Model QVM)
  • Includes factory-installed flashing system designed for shingle roofs
  • Manually controlled
  • Use of manual rod when out of reach
  • Use of crank handle when in reach
     
Velux Electric Curb Mounted Skylight
  • Designed for simple and weather-tight installation on site-built curbs
  • Remote control operation
  • Two rain sensors
  • Pre-wired for two sunscreening blinds
 
Velux Manual Venting Curb Mounted Skylight
  • Designed for simple and weather-tight installation on site-built curbs
  • Manually controlled
  • Use of manual rod when out of reach
  • Use of crank handle when in reach
     
Velux Top Hinged Roof Window
  • Opens to a 45° angle to satisfy Egress requirements for emergency escape
  • When roof window is closed a ventilation flap can be opened
 
Velux Balcony Roof Window

Balcony Roof Window
(Model GDL)
  • Top sash opens for maximum ventilation and easy glass cleaning
  • Bottom sash opens outward to actually create a roof balcony