FabricAir

FabricAir FabricAir Dispersion Systems Our experienced engineers ensure ideal air flow regardless of project complexity.

The smart way of thinking within HVAC and indoor climate
FabricAir designs and produces custom air dispersion & air distribution solutions for a wide range of applications. In 1973 we installed the world’s first fabric ducting system, which heralded a whole new way of thinking within HVAC and indoor climate. We continue to be at the forefront of innovation and proudly deliver superior air dispersi

on across the globe through sales companies and a substantial distributor network. We are headquartered in Denmark and all systems are produced to measure at our facility in Lithuania.

14/04/2026

We usually design spaces first…

and figure out the HVAC later.

But what if you flipped that?

At Corrigan Estudio, the starting point wasn’t layout or function.

It was how the space should actually feel - temperature, airflow, light, acoustics.

And interestingly, that changed everything.

There are no hard boundaries forcing the experience.

The space just… works. It adapts.

The fabric duct system isn’t hidden away or treated as an afterthought.

It’s right there, doing its job, but also becoming part of the design.

Not in a “look at me” way. More in a quiet, integrated way that just makes sense.

• Even airflow, no drafts

• Low noise (you barely notice it)

• No need to over-engineer zones or partitions

It’s a small shift in thinking, but it opens up something bigger:

Maybe HVAC isn’t just about air distribution?

Maybe it’s one of the tools that actually shapes how a space is experienced?

Curious to learn more? Read the article here:
https://www.fabricair.com/case-study/fabric-duct-systems-corrigan-estudio/

08/04/2026

Did you know?
Some HVAC fabrics are made from recycled plastic bottles. But in many countries those bottles are already part of efficient bottle-to-bottle recycling systems.
When bottles become fabric, they usually cannot return to that loop.
That’s why sustainability in HVAC textiles is also about how the fabric is produced.
With Combi Eco, FabricAir uses dope dyed yarn technology, where color pigments are added directly into the polymer before the yarn is formed. For ventilation systems, this means the fabric keeps the same airflow performance, durability, and cleaning characteristics that HVAC engineers expect from Combi, while being produced in a more responsible way.

In textile production, climate control is rarely just about temperature.Humidity and air movement are just as important....
02/04/2026

In textile production, climate control is rarely just about temperature.
Humidity and air movement are just as important. If humidity drops too low, static electricity increases and yarn starts breaking. If it’s too high, both product quality and working conditions suffer.
The challenge becomes even bigger in large production halls with high ceilings. With traditional metal duct systems, it’s difficult to distribute air evenly without creating turbulence or areas where the air simply doesn’t move enough. This often leads to temperature differences and “dead zones” across the floor.
In one textile facility in Turkey, the goal was to improve indoor conditions while keeping installation time short and avoiding disruption to production.
Instead of using traditional metal ducts, the facility installed customized FabricAir Globe Ducts to distribute air more evenly throughout the space while supporting an evaporative cooling system.
The result was a more balanced indoor climate across the production area, without drafts for operators or machines. Installation was also faster and lighter compared to metal duct systems, since the ducts don’t add significant load to the roof structure.
Learn more about this project:
https://www.fabricair.com/case-study/fabricair-drop-plenum-diffusers/

30/03/2026

💧 What does the air feel like in a swimming pool and why does it matter?
Most visitors never think about it. You walk into a pool area, the temperature feels just right, there’s no draft, no fog on the windows, no damp, heavy air. It simply feels comfortable.
But behind that experience lies a complex challenge.
Swimming pools are one of the most demanding environments for ventilation. Warm water constantly evaporates, humidity rises, and without proper control, condensation can form on walls and ceilings, leading to mold, structural damage, and an uncomfortable atmosphere.
This was exactly the challenge at the swimming pool in Elektrenai, Lithuania.
Instead of relying on traditional ventilation, a different approach was chosen - fabric air dispersion. Rather than pushing air through a few concentrated points, fabric ducts gently distribute it across the entire space. The result is even airflow, no drafts, and controlled humidity throughout the room.
Even in a large space with high ceilings and complex structures, this approach made it possible to maintain a stable indoor climate.
🔹 63,580 m³/h airflow
🔹 286 meters of fabric ducts
🔹 Antimicrobial fabric to maintain hygiene
The outcome is something visitors may not notice, and that’s exactly the point. The air feels natural, comfortable, and consistent.
Because when ventilation is done right, you don’t think about it at all 😊

Read case study here: https://www.fabricair.com/news/how-to-ensure-an-ideal-indoor-climate-in-swimming-pools-the-elektrenai-project-experience/

The first day at is underway, and the FabricAir team is excited to be here!Come visit us in Hall 2, at Booth B40 to ex...
12/03/2026

The first day at is underway, and the FabricAir team is excited to be here!

Come visit us in Hall 2, at Booth B40 to explore our and see how innovative fabric ducting can help optimize indoor air quality, improve energy efficiency, and enhance comfort in your next project.

We’re looking forward to great conversations, new connections, and sharing how FabricAir solutions can support smarter HVAC design. See you there!

Meet Combi Eco. Cleaner from the Start.We are introducing Combi Eco, produced with dope dyed yarn technology.This innov...
11/03/2026

Meet Combi Eco. Cleaner from the Start.
We are introducing Combi Eco, produced with dope dyed yarn technology.

This innovative process colors the yarn during fiber creation, not after, meaning:

🌿Up to 90% less water used
🌿Fewer chemicals in production
🌿42% lower CO₂ emissions compared to traditional dyeing
🌿Superior colorfastness and durability

Same strength. Same airflow. Same reliability.

Now made in a cleaner, greener way, helping our customers meet their sustainability goals without compromise.
Learn more: https://www.fabricair.com/news/fabricair-launches-combi-eco-fabric/

09/03/2026

Here’s a quick look at FabricAir’s history since 1973. Our journey continues, and we’re grateful to our customers, employees, and partners who continue to move forward with us.

02/03/2026

How do you cool a 20,000 m² fully air-conditioned warehouse with limited installation space and accelerated timeline?
At one of the world’s largest logistics companies’ newest facilities, FabricAir successfully delivered a CFD-validated fabric air distribution solution designed for precision, speed, and long-term efficiency.
With FabricAir duct system installed, the warehouse now benefits from a high-performance air distribution system that outperforms traditional metal ductwork.
👉 Read the full case study here: https://www.fabricair.com/case-study/cfd-guided-air-distribution-warehouse-bhiwandi/

27/02/2026

FabricAir team is excited to be at 2026!

Visit us at Booth B40 to experience how our advanced fabric ducting systems can:

🔹 Elevate indoor air quality

🔹 Reduce energy consumption

🔹 Enhance comfort across any commercial or industrial space

Whether you’re planning your next project or looking to upgrade existing systems, our team will be there to help you design smarter, more efficient environments.

Recycled bottles = sustainability? Not so fast. For years, we've celebrated recycled PET bottles being transformed into ...
26/02/2026

Recycled bottles = sustainability? Not so fast.
For years, we've celebrated recycled PET bottles being transformed into fabric ducts. But as EU regulations evolve, the sustainability narrative is changing dramatically.
The bottle-to-fabric story isn't as circular as it seems. When bottles leave the packaging recycling loop, they can't return - that's downcycling, not true circularity.
New EU frameworks (PPWR, EPR, ESPR) are pushing for fabric-to-fabric recycling and rewarding genuinely circular systems. The question for HVAC professionals: are you choosing solutions that align with tomorrow's standards?
Read the full article: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/fabric-duct-sustainability-why-source-material-matters-9fdkf/?trackingId=Nm%2BXDMLSZOPnIWkZj3fv2w%3D%3D

18/02/2026

See FabricAir at ACP!
We're excited to announce our participation in the ACP Operations, Maintenance & Safety Conference, taking place March 4-6, 2026, in Orlando, Florida.
Join us at Booth 411 in the Danish Energy Export Pavilion, where we'll be showcasing our BorealisWind Ice Protection System – designed specifically for the wind energy market.
We're proud to be among 20 Danish companies representing innovative solutions for the wind energy sector. Stop by to learn how BorealisWind can enhance turbine performance and reduce operational challenges in cold climate conditions.
◉ Location: Orlando, Florida
◉ Dates: March 4-6, 2026
◉ Booth: 411 (Danish Energy Export Pavilion)

See you in Orlando!

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