Overheated rooms and stuffy air, temperatures that are uncomfortably high for humans and lack of oxygen – all of these closed room conditions make humans feel tired in next to no time – people find it hard to concentrate, productivity drops, and their feeling of well-being is impacted in a serious way. This can be a genuine source of danger at the work place: reaction times drop as a consequence of tiredness and the risk of work-related accidents skyrockets.

In plain talk: Every human needs a good supply of fresh air and oxygen, and a pleasant indoor atmosphere to feel comfortable. This is also an important productivity factor: if indoor atmosphere conditions such as temperature, humidity, airflow and oxygen are in balance, productivity at the work place remains stable.

A balanced indoor atmosphere is easy to achieve thanks to the air vents in our daylight systems. Hot air is evacuated via roof vents. Air supply vents in the walls ensure an inflow of fresh air on a lower level. This principle of natural ventilation by opening domelights, continuous rooflights and glass roof constructions is possible with almost every type of building.