Systems
Ceiling cassette air conditioning.
A recessed unit that blows air in several directions, common in shops, offices and restaurants.
How it works
A cassette sits flush in a suspended ceiling, with a square grille on view. It distributes air in several directions, which suits open rooms.
Where it suits
- Shops, offices and restaurants with a suspended ceiling
- Gyms, treatment rooms and reception areas
- Larger open rooms where a wall unit is not enough
What to plan for
- Void depth above the ceiling tiles
- Condensate drainage, often with a pump
- Fitting around trading hours
FAQ
Common questions.
Can a cassette be fitted into an existing ceiling?
Yes, where the void is deep enough and the ceiling grid can take it.
Is a cassette better than wall units for a shop?
Often, because it spreads air more evenly across an open floor.
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