VELUX is expanding its PREMIUM product line and presents an innovative solution for regions with very cold climates - a super-warm roof window, which is designed for use in especially harsh conditions.
For 25 years of use in Russia, VELUX roof windows have passed all possible climate tests in various regions - even the simplest models are designed for any weather and have proved their reliability over the years of operation. However, the company is constantly improving its products, relying on operating experience and taking into account regional characteristics. The territory of Russia is distinguished by a wide variety of climatic zones, for example, in the cold regions of Siberia, the Far East, Yakutia, the temperature in winter often drops below 40 degrees, and in other regions the number of temperature transitions through zero (which means melting and freezing of snow) reaches 100 times. And in such regions, additional protection from cold and snow becomes the most important parameters when choosing windows.
The new VELUX super-warm roof window is specially designed for climatic zones with harsh weather conditions. A double-glazed unit in combination with ThermoTechnology ™ insulation technology provides improved thermal insulation - the house will be warm even in the most severe frosts. The patented "Snow +" technology, which has become the hallmark of VELUX products, will provide additional protection against moisture during the period of melting snow and strong temperature changes, and an additional sealing circuit around the perimeter of the window reliably protects against drafts and makes VELUX super-warm windows an ideal choice for the harsh Russian winter. guaranteeing dryness, warmth and comfort. In addition, the outer glass with a special anti-dew coating is always clean, fog-free windows, even with a large temperature difference outside and inside the house.
“When developing new products, we focus on the latest technological advances and at the same time rely on real market demands. Both in Europe and in Russia, people strive to maintain comfort and warmth in their homes, but in our climate this becomes even more important. The new super warm window will be a great solution for cold and snowy regions, but not only for them. This window will also be interesting for those homeowners who are already striving to reduce the cost of heating at home and to create a healthy microclimate in their home,”emphasizes Elena Kruglyakova, Marketing Director of VELUX CJSC.
The super-warm window is presented in the line in two versions: with a classic wooden frame and a moisture-resistant version of wood in white polyurethane.
With obvious additional advantages, VELUX superheated windows have all the advantages of the VELUX PREMIUM line: the glass area is 10% larger, which guarantees more light, a ventilation valve is integrated into the opening handle bar, and a unique design was developed especially for VELUX by famous Danish designers and responds the most modern style requirements.
About VELUX:
VELUX, the inventor and leading manufacturer of roof windows in the world, has been developing solutions to improve the quality of life in the attic using natural light and fresh air for 75 years. VELUX has factories in 11 countries and sales offices in almost 40 countries. VELUX employs over 10,000 people. The head office of the company is located in the city of Horsholm (Denmark).
The VELUX company was registered in Russia in 1991 (CJSC VELUX) and has been successfully operating in Russia for 25 years and is represented in all regions from Vladivostok to Kaliningrad. In Russia, VELUX windows have been tested for durability in the most difficult weather conditions.
The VELUX range includes skylights for different rooms and functional purposes, as well as products for creating the most comfortable and impressive interior solutions. In addition, VELUX offers all the necessary products for professional installation, a wide range of decorating and shading accessories, as well as accessories for manual and electrical control. Manufacturer's website
