Choosing the right glazing to your roof window can impact your indoor comfort.  Do you know which one to choose? 

When customizing your VELUX roof window, you will be asked to choose a glazing type. The right glazing will maximize the benefits of your window and help achieve your desired indoor comfort.In this article you can read about the different types of glazings and get inspired before making your choice. 

Glazings for VELUX Roof Windows

Laminated Safety Glazing (70 pane):

Toughened outer pane for extra heat protection and laminated inner pane preventing the glass from falling into the room in case of breakage. Comes as standard for VELUX roof windows.

This glazing is a perfect choice combining safety, security and energy savings. 

Obscure/opaque Glazing (34 pane):

Premium opaque coating offers more privacy, whilst still letting natural light in. 

This glazing combines privacy, safety, security and energy savings.

Noise and Heat Reduction Glazing (60 pane):

Laminated inner pane with sound insulation foil and heat insulating coating. The 6mm outer glass helps reducing the noise from the outside and increase the comfort during summer periods. 

This glazing combines solar protection, rain noise reduction and easy-to-clean coating. 

Energy Efficient (66 Pane):

Triple Glazed Enhanced Noise Reduction Glazing (62 Pane):

This is the optimal choice for sound reduction – it reduces the noise coming from outside and minimizes the sound of rain or hail on the window. This triple glazing has also the finest heat insulation, keeping the heat from the sun to reduce heating costs. 

This glazing combines premium heat insulation, rain noise reduction and anti-dew coating.

Security Pane Glazing (Pane 70Q):

The glazing 70Q comes as standard for all VELUX security roof windows. The laminated inner pane prevents the glass from falling into the room in case of breakage, while the ticker glass boosts your security.

This glazing combines security and safety for total peace of mind. 

Glazings for Solstro Roof Windows

The Solstro range of roof windows is designed as a cost-effective alternative to VELUX. Both window sizes and glazings are limited: windows come in 7 different key sizes and there is no possibility to choose a specific glazing type. Here are the two versions you will find on a Solstro roof window:

Double glazing (B500):

Laminated Safety Glazing (B800):
Available to all PVC range