Systems
Ducted air conditioning.
A concealed unit in the ceiling or loft, with air delivered through discreet grilles.
How it works
One indoor unit, hidden in a ceiling void or loft, delivers conditioned air through ducts to grilles in several rooms. Nothing bulky is visible on the walls.
Where it suits
- New builds and full refurbishments
- Larger homes where several rooms need conditioning
- Offices and hospitality with a clean look
What to plan for
- A ceiling void or loft with enough depth and access
- Duct design for airflow and noise
- Coordination with other trades; best planned before ceilings are closed
For new builds see development.
FAQ
Common questions.
Is ducted air conditioning suitable for an existing house?
Sometimes, if there is a loft or void to take it. We survey to confirm.
Is it quieter than wall units?
The unit is hidden and noise at the grille depends on the duct design, so well-designed systems are very quiet.
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