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Our company

About the VELUX Group

For more than 80 years, we have created better indoor environments by bringing daylight and fresh air into homes and other buildings all over the world. Our key products are roof windows, flat roof skylights and modular skylights for commercial buildings as well as accessories like blinds, and roller shutters, plus solutions for operating them, including sensor-driven, remote controlled and smart-home systems.
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Values

The VELUX Values guide our everyday work. As VELUX employees, the values are our compass for decision-making in both good and challenging times. They represent ‘the how’ behind our Model Company Objective, purpose and strategy. The values respect the Model Company Objective and help us advance in line with our purpose.

VELUX Values bring our Model Company Objective, our Purpose and our Strategy closer to our everyday work.

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History

In 1941, entrepreneur and inventor Villum Kann Rasmussen came up with an idea to transform dark attics into liveable spaces full of daylight and fresh air.

His first roof window was patented in 1942. He came up with a distinctive name that highlights the key benefits of his solution: ‘VE’, short for ventilation and ‘LUX’, latin for light - VELUX.

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Management

The VELUX Group management team has many years of international corporate experience ensuring the VELUX Group is constantly growing and striving to be a model company.
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Career
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