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Building physics
VELUX 109
Snow and ice around VELUX roof windows
In prolonged cold periods with heavy snowfall considerable
amounts of snow may accumulate on the roof and a VELUX roof
window could become covered.
When the temperature rises the window will often be the first
place where the snow starts melting because of the small extra
heat loss on and around the window. Melt water will run down the
window and freeze once it reaches the colder, better insulated roof
surface below the window.
In such cases a bank of ice can form below the window damming
newly melted water and thus causing water ingress around the
window. Neither the window nor the roof surface is designed to
resist this.
To avoid such problems, make sure that water can always
drain o from the bottom section and along the sides of the
window.
Banks of snow and ice should therefore be removed from the area
around the window in the same way as leaves and other debris
should be removed from flashing and gutters to allow rainwater to
ow freely.
Note! When installing windows in areas with severe weather condi-
tions, extra measures should be taken:
Always include underfelt and ensure a tight connection to the
window. Roofing materials are not designed to resist dammed up
water.
Avoid thermal bridges by insulating carefully around the window.
Pay extra attention to the vapour barrier to avoid moisture
penetration around the window.
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