News

Sep

24

Euro Air's Fabric ducting suits Fitness First

Fabric ducting from Euro Air is being used to provide heating and cooling to two new Fitness First gym, health and fitness clubs in London.

Oct

15

Press Release 15/10/2007

Following the purchase of EuroAir (Denmark) by KE Fibertec (Denmark) we felt it necessary to clarify the current situation within the UK. KE Fibertec has not purchased EuroAir UK.

Feb

08

Comfortable socks for Sainsbury shoppers

Fabric ducting has been used at the new Sainsbury store in Oldham, in preference to conventional metal ducting. Paul Russon of Euro Air Ltd explains the benefits of this approach.

Feb

08

Textile ventilation ideal for Real Digital

Textile ventilation socks from Euro Air UK are providing heating and cooling at the premises of leading digital print company Real Digital International. Textile ventilation was selected for its ability to maintain a comfortable, draught-free environment with low cost of ownership.

Feb

08

Euro Air Fabric Ducting

When comparing fabric ducts against traditional rigid ducts there are many factors to be taken into account. We'll look at a few here.

Feb

08

Pull your socks up

For many years the potential of fabric ducts, or 'socks', to provide cost-effective cooling and heating has been ignored or neglected in the UK, despite its popularity in continental Europe. Paul Russon, managing director of Euro Air UK, discusses the principles and benefits of this cost-effective approach to efficient ventilation.