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VELUX FCM • Fixed Flat Roof Skylights
Choose from the complete range of VELUX FCM fixed flat roof skylights, available in 14 sizes for flat and low-pitch roof applications. Central Skylights supplies genuine VELUX FCM skylights across Melbourne, with local pickup, delivery, custom flashing and professional installation available. The FCM is a practical choice when you want more natural daylight without ventilation.














Compare FCM sizes, understand flat-roof installation requirements and choose between fixed, manual and solar-opening VELUX skylights. Use the tabs below to find the information most relevant to your project.
The VELUX FCM range is available in 14 sizes, making it suitable for everything from hallways, bathrooms and walk-in robes to kitchens, living rooms and large open-plan extensions. The right size depends on the room, ceiling height, shaft design, roof structure and the amount of daylight you want to introduce.
| VELUX Model | Overall Size | Typical Use |
|---|---|---|
| FCM 1430 | 460 × 870 mm | Hallways, robes and compact spaces |
| FCM 2222 | 665 × 665 mm | Bathrooms, ensuites and smaller rooms |
| FCM 2230 | 665 × 870 mm | Bathrooms, bedrooms and small kitchens |
| FCM 2234 | 665 × 970 mm | Bedrooms, kitchens and dining areas |
| FCM 2246 | 665 × 1275 mm | Longer rooms, kitchens and extensions |
| FCM 2270 | 665 × 1885 mm | Large architectural daylight features |
| FCM 3030 | 870 × 870 mm | Bedrooms, kitchens and living areas |
| FCM 3046 | 870 × 1275 mm | Kitchens, dining areas and extensions |
| FCM 3055 | 870 × 1505 mm | Large rooms and open-plan areas |
| FCM 3072 | 870 × 1935 mm | Large architectural installations |
| FCM 3434 | 970 × 970 mm | Living rooms, dining rooms and larger bedrooms |
| FCM 3446 | 970 × 1275 mm | Open-plan rooms and modern extensions |
| FCM 4646 | 1275 × 1275 mm | Large living spaces and feature installations |
| FCM 4672 | 1275 × 1885 mm | Very large spaces and major daylight features |
The VELUX FCM is a fixed, non-opening glass skylight designed for flat and low-pitch roof applications. It is a strong choice when the main goal is to bring natural daylight into a room without adding ventilation or electric opening components.
FCM is best suited to rooms where natural light is the priority. For kitchens, hallways, living rooms, bedrooms, bathrooms and internal spaces, a fixed skylight can be a simple and effective way to brighten the room.
Many older skylights use acrylic or polycarbonate domes that can age, discolour or look dated. A glass FCM can provide a cleaner, more contemporary appearance where the existing opening and roof construction are suitable.
A VELUX FCM installation is not only about choosing the skylight size. The roof profile, roof pitch, waterproofing method, upstand or kerb, flashing design, roof opening, structural framing and internal shaft all need to work together.
Flat and low-pitch roof projects commonly require a flashing solution matched to the roof material, roof profile and installation method. Central Skylights can help with suitable custom flashing solutions for many Melbourne projects.
For suitable projects, our installation service can include the roof opening, skylight installation, custom flashing, shaft framing, plastering and sanding, ready for painting.
Builders, roofers, renovators and owner-builders can also purchase the skylight on a supply-only basis. For custom flashing information, visit our custom flashing for flat roofs section.
Choose FCM when your main goal is natural daylight and you do not need the skylight to open. It is the simplest option in the flat-roof VELUX range.
Consider a manual-opening model when you want daylight plus the ability to ventilate the room without electric or solar operation.
A solar-opening model can suit rooms where ventilation and remote operation are important, particularly when the skylight is positioned out of easy reach.
Start with the room. If ventilation is unnecessary, FCM is usually the logical fixed option. If airflow matters, compare the opening VELUX skylight ranges.
Central Skylights has completed more than 12,000 skylight installations since 2018. Real project examples are useful because they show how skylight size, roof type, custom flashing and internal shaft design come together in actual Melbourne homes.
Browse completed jobs, room transformations and different roof applications across Melbourne and surrounding areas.
Look for projects with a similar room size, roof type or daylight goal before deciding on your preferred skylight size.
Real local installations help demonstrate the importance of matching the skylight, flashing and installation detail to the roof.
No. The FCM is a fixed skylight designed to provide natural daylight without ventilation. For an opening flat-roof skylight, compare manual or solar-opening VELUX models.
The FCM range includes 14 sizes, from the compact FCM 1430 through to the large FCM 4672. The best size depends on the room, roof structure, shaft design and desired amount of natural light.
In many projects, an FCM can be considered as an upgrade from an older dome-style skylight. Suitability depends on the existing opening, roof structure, dimensions and the new flashing or upstand detail.
Many flat and low-pitch installations require a custom flashing solution matched to the roof material, profile, pitch and installation detail. Confirm the roof conditions before ordering.
Yes. Central Skylights offers supply-only purchasing as well as professional installation for suitable projects. Melbourne pickup and delivery options are available.
Common applications include kitchens, dining rooms, hallways, bathrooms, ensuites, bedrooms, walk-in robes, laundries, living rooms, home offices and modern extensions.
Send Central Skylights your room photos, roof photos or existing skylight dimensions. We can help you narrow down the right FCM size, discuss custom flashing and explain the difference between supply-only and a complete installation.