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The Cost of Velux Windows in Ireland
Velux windows are a popular choice for homeowners looking to add natural light and ventilation to their attic spaces. In Ireland, the cost of Velux windows can vary based on size, type, and additional features. Here’s a detailed overview of the current pricing for Velux windows:
Standard Centre-Pivot Windows:
- Prices for standard Velux centre-pivot windows start at approximately €399 for a basic 78×98 cm window.
- Smaller sizes, such as 55×78 cm, are slightly less expensive, typically around €369.
Top-Hung Windows:
- These windows, which offer unobstructed views when open, generally start at around €774.90 .
- They are designed for easier operation, especially in situations where the window is within reach.
Automated Windows:
- For added convenience, Velux offers automated roof windows starting at about €1033.20.
- These are ideal for out-of-reach areas and can be operated via remote control, adding both comfort and ease of use.
Specialty and Larger Windows:
- Larger and more feature-rich options, such as the 2in1 roof window (which combines two windows into one frame), are also available. These can provide significantly more light and can cost upwards of €615 depending on the exact size and specifications (TJ O’Mahony).
Accessories and Installation:
- The cost of installation varies depending on the complexity of the project and the specific requirements of your attic space. It’s advisable to get quotes from professional installers to understand the full scope of costs.
- Additional accessories such as blinds, shutters, and smart home integrations can also add to the overall cost but enhance the functionality and comfort of the windows
FAQ
When budgeting for Velux windows, it’s important to consider both the initial purchase price and the installation costs. Professional installation ensures that the windows are fitted correctly, providing optimal insulation and preventing potential issues such as leaks or drafts. Additionally, choosing energy-efficient models can lead to savings on heating and cooling costs in the long run.
For homeowners in Ireland, especially those in regions with frequent rain, selecting the right type of flashing and ensuring proper sealing is crucial to maintaining the integrity of the window and the roof.
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Yes, it is possible to fit a Velux window yourself if you have a good level of DIY skills and some experience with home improvement projects. However, it is a task that requires precision, the right tools, and adherence to safety standards. HERE are some important considerations and steps if you decide to undertake the installation yourself
In Ireland, you can often install a Velux window without planning permission, as these installations typically fall under the category of exempted development. However, there are specific conditions and limitations you must adhere to in order to qualify for this exemption. Visit HERE to find our more
Areas We Cover in Lucan
- Holywell
- Lioscian
- Casteview
- Ashfield
- Glen Ellan
- Bunburygate
- Boromihe
- Forest Boulevard
- Ashton
- Oaklands
- Forest Crescent
- The Oaks
- Millers Glen
- Carlton Court
- Ridgewood
- Sword Manor
- Rathbeale
- Foxwood
- Rivervalley
- Seatown
- Thornleigh
- St Cronans
- Newcourt
- Abbeyvale
- Rowlestown
- Pine Grove
- Highfield
- Sandyhill
- Brackenstown
- Hilltown
