Light gray fabric air ducts above clothing racks in the Haltex garment factory

UAB Haltex, Alytus, Lithuania

Due to the nature of the technology, fabric ducting is especially well-suited for industrial buildings, where even air distribution is needed. The system is designed for each project individually, ensuring the elimination of hot or cold spots or stale air zones.
Blue fabric air ducts with a STRAUB sign in the company's production hall

STRAUB KG, Germany

STRAUB is very satisfied with the result and the employees have already given positive feedback. A comfortable, draft-free indoor environment has been created.
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 air duct 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 air ducts 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.