Exhibition stands in a large hall with a high ceiling at MalmöMässan

MalmöMässan, Malmö, Sweden

“The installation took half the expected time, as we used fabric ducts instead of conventional metal ones. We are very satisfied with that” says Per Gerdtsen, Ventilation Contract Manager, Climate 80 AB. We maintain a satisfactory indoor climate under all kinds of conditions, and the fabric ducts in the halls work perfectly. We cannot imagine a better solution!,” says Lasse Larsson, Managing Director, Malmö Mässan.
White fabric ductwork running above the indoor pool lanes at Taastrup Natatorium

Taastrup Natatorium, Denmark

When a contractor met unforeseen installation challenges, FabricAir was selected to supply the replacement ducts, due to our short lead time.
Blue fabric ductwork with nozzles above the sports hall court at Antalya Industrial Park

Multi-Purpose Sports Hall: Antalya Industrial Park, Turkey

Fabric air dispersion technology prevents condensation on ducts while creating a comfortable environment and ensures optimal performance.
Nurse at a reception desk in Bangkok Hospital Surat below white fabric ducts

Bangkok Hospital Surat, Bangkok, Thailand

The result is an efficient, aesthetically pleasing solution, which takes up significantly less space than its metal equivalent. Due to the technology, the solution delivers superior comfort to the waiting rooms, foyers and hall ways.
Bridal couple under a floral chandelier in the Sunnybrae Estate marquee event room

Sunnybrae Estate event room, South Australia

“A FabricAir solution made perfect sense for this application for a number of the usual reasons being that the solution is light weight and architecturally attractive, while delivering large air volumes comfortable for the occupants. It is yet another project to add to our expanding number of both marquee and hospitality applications.” - Robert Vogrig, Air Conditioning Systems P/L.
White fabric duct along the dark ceiling of the Jī-Rōz Greek restaurant dining room

Greek Restaurant Jī-Rōz, SC, USA

“We use FabricAir dispersion solutions; contrary to metal ducts, it can blend in as well as stand out. It becomes a design feature and a c onversation starter. We want to give the guests a reason to look up and the restaurant owner a way to individualize. We recommend it because of the efficiency and because it offers unique design opportunities. There are no hot spots and cold spots, there is no condensation dripping like with metal ducts, and it comes in a swoon of colors. Things do get dirty, especially in restaurants, so we love to explain to our clients that you can easily unzip that bad boy, take it home, put it in your wash, dry it and throw it back up – you can’t do that with metal! The contractor is usually skeptical but then realizes if anything it’s definitely cheaper than metal ducts and much easier to install.” PJ Zakas, Z-Space Design