VELUX Commercial Blog

Center Parcs has long been a pioneer in the concept of holiday parks, creating destinations that bring families closer to nature while offering comfort and convenience. What began near Reuver as a simple idea, combining natural surroundings with modern amenities, has grown into a European network that enchants guests with a unique mix of outdoor activities, indoor entertainment, and relaxing accommodations.

Natural light is an essential element in modern building design, with rooflights playing a crucial role in bringing daylight into commercial and public spaces. However, when specifying rooflights for any new-build or refurbishment project, safety must always be the primary consideration. At VELUX Commercial, we maintain a firm stance on one aspect of rooflight specification that should never be compromised: the use of laminated glass for the inner pane of all glazed rooflight units.

A building’s carbon dioxide emissions and energy use are heavily influenced by the balance of heat loss against solar gains. Therefore, when designing a building, it is helpful to understand the relation between thermal transmittance, glazing and the different levels of thermal performance.

When it comes to energy efficiency in buildings, understanding the U-value of building components is crucial. U-value is a key factor in determining the thermal performance of our products, too.

The architecture of swimming pools has many challenges with regards to the use of materials and design. With proper planning and installation, skylights can significantly enhance the aesthetics and functionality of your pool area.

Realizing the potential of daylight in hotel and conference centre projects has several benefits. Guest and visitors can experience better time spent in more natural communal spaces. While staff have shown improved happiness and an increase in productivity.