Blue fabric ductwork above fruit packing lines at the Vidrio plant in Spain

Vidrio, Spain

The facilities of the Vidrio packaging plant required an air distribution system to ensure the good condition of the fruit through accurate and precise control of the temperature, humidity of the environment, and impeccable hygiene.
Grey fabric ductwork above machines at the Kirsch metalworking factory

Kirsch, Germany

The Kirsch company is very satisfied with the result and would like to add a second set of the system, that could be used while the other one is being delivered for cleaning. An important factor is that the system is easy to wash, as the metalworking industry often works with oils and lubricants.
Fabric ductwork along the ceiling above the 50-metre Olympic pool at Žalgiris Arena, Lithuania

Žalgiris Arena Water Sports Center, Lithuania

As the new Water Sports Center has been open, every visitor and sports enthusiast is enjoying the unrivaled air quality at the premises. There are no unpleasant drafts that might have an effect on athletes’ and regular swimmers’ health and the fabric used has antimicrobial properties, therefore it will prevent all possible health risks, including the growth of mold and bacteria on the ducts. In addition, fabric ducts were masterfully integrated into the wholesome design of the area of aquatic zones and became an inseparable part of the building.
Pool at La Cebada municipal sports centre with black fabric ductwork along the walls

La Cebada, Spain

The linear OriFlow arrays and surface permeability create uniform dispersion throughout the space. This results in shorter mechanical system run times to satisfy temperature set points and to reduce energy costs compared to metal duct.
White fabric ductwork and circulation fans above the cannabis plants at High Mountain LLC

High Mountain LLC, USA

The linear OriFlow arrays and surface permeability create uniform dispersion throughout the space. This results in shorter mechanical system run times to satisfy temperature set points and to reduce energy costs compared to metal duct.
Leipzig University Church interior with white vaulted ceiling and pipe organ

Leipzig University Church, Germany

Since the completion in winter 2021, the organ pipes in the Paulinum have been surrounded by an ideal room climate. The acoustics of the organ is not affected by the textile ducts in any way - there is no reverberation, no oscillation, and no fluttering.