VELUX No Leak Skylights

THE DISTURBING FACTS ABOUT THE INDOOR GENERATION


We spend 90% of our time indoors with minimal daylight and fresh air. We aren't aware of it  – but research studies have proven that this can be harmful to our health and wellbeing.

We're the indoor generation. The way our story ends is up to you.

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INDOOR AIR CAN BE FIVE TIMES MORE POLLUTED THAN OUTSIDE AIR

No matter where you live, opening a window and letting in fresh air is almost always preferable to breathing in stale indoor air.

DAYLIGHT CAN IMPROVE YOUR CHILDREN’S LEARNING ABILITIES BY UP TO 15%

 Research studies show that classrooms that are well lit with natural light create a more effective learning environment than those that are poorly lit. There is no reason to doubt that these benefits also apply in the home and workplace.

WHAT CAN I DO?

There are many ways to bring in daylight and improve the air quality in your home. Make these quick and easy changes now and  benefit from these lifetime  improvements.

LIVING IN DAMP AND MOLDY HOMES INCREASES RISK OF ASTHMA BY 40%

Respiratory problems and allergies can be caused or aggravated by poor indoor air quality.

KIDS’ BEDROOMS ARE OFTEN THE MOST POLLUTED IN THE HOUSE

From toxic particles to CO2 exhalation, children’s rooms often contain the highest concentration of harmful substances in the home.

LACK OF DAYLIGHT MAKES 15% OF US SAD

The power of daylight cannot be reproduced artificially. We need sunlight in order to feel energetic and healthy.

KNOWING IS NOT ENOUGH


It’s important for all of us to re-think the way we live indoors. From individuals to architects, from companies to governments, we all have a responsibility to do everything we can to make sure our homes are healthy places to live and grow up in.


Why do we care?

For more than 75 years, Velux has been dedicated to improving people’s quality of life by helping to ensure homes and workplaces can get enough light and fresh air through our skylights.
The health benefits are now confirmed by science, but there is still a long way to go before we understand that daylight and fresh air are not just “nice to have” – they’re also “need to have.”
Fortunately, we are not alone on this journey. We are working together with other global market leaders in the building and construction industry to make better homes. Our solutions can’t solve all the indoor generation’s problems, but we can help to show the best way forward.