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Every HVAC designer knows that designing a functional ventilation system is one thing, but proving their sustainability in terms of certification, investor requirements, and your own values is a completely different discipline.

The end elements of the air distribution system are often the most overlooked weakness, even though they affect operating costs, the efficiency of the entire system, and even whether the building meets the required sustainability parameters. That's why we've expanded our certified CradleSox® range with FBS panels, ceiling diffusers designed specifically for spaces with lowered ceilings.

Corners for FBS panels are now manufactured from granulate produced in our weaving mill in Vejen, Denmark, by shredding leftover plastic yarn cones. These cones are a by-product generated during yarn preparation for the production of our textiles.

Previously, we forwarded the cones to an external partner for further processing. Now, we have decided to make full use of this material within our own production process.

You don’t notice high-quality air distribution systems because they don’t disturb you. No drafts, no temperature fluctuations, no stale odors after years of operation.

But when something is off, you feel it immediately. A cold breeze on your neck, uneven temperatures across the room, or an unpleasant airflow whose source you can’t pinpoint.

So how can you tell if you’re dealing with a truly high-quality textile air distribution system?