Ductwork carries conditioned air to every corner of a space, and the way it is made, insulated and installed shapes cooling, noise and energy use. We fabricate and install ductwork to suit the design of each space, from concealed runs above ceilings to exposed round ducts that become part of restaurant and café interiors.
We handle all sheet-metal and duct works, fabricating ducts to the sizes each project needs rather than relying on off-the-shelf pieces that do not fit the site, whether the building is under construction or already in use and being altered. We coordinate duct routes with the electrical, plumbing and ceiling trades on site, so ducts do not clash with other services or force costly changes later.
Many modern restaurants and cafés leave the ceiling open, and the ductwork becomes a visible part of the design rather than something to hide. Moving air is no longer enough: runs need to be straight, joints clean and hangers evenly spaced, and the colour and finish have to fit the identity of the venue.
We have installed exposed round duct networks for restaurants in Riyadh, and we coordinate diffuser positions with table layouts and lighting so the cooling reaches the seating evenly, without uncomfortable draughts.
Air passing through a poorly insulated duct loses some of its cooling before it arrives, and condensation can form on the duct surface in humid conditions. We insulate concealed ducts and seal their joints, support them on hangers suited to their weight and route, then fit the supply diffusers and return grilles and balance airflow between outlets, so one room is not freezing while another is starved of air. We also watch air velocity in the ducts and outlet sizes, because undersized ducts or the wrong outlets make airflow noisy, which is a real nuisance in offices and bedrooms.
Air conditioning cools the air; ventilation renews it and removes odours, heat and fumes. We carry out a range of ventilation works, including fresh-air supply, exhaust from kitchens and bathrooms, and ventilation for car parks and storage areas, coordinated with the AC system so the two work efficiently together.
We fabricate ducts in the shapes and sizes your site needs, whether hidden above the ceiling or exposed as part of the interior.
With exposed ductwork we pay as much attention to clean lines, hangers and colour as to air distribution, because the network becomes part of what guests see.
We design and install ductwork as part of the complete AC system, so unit capacity, air paths and outlets match from the start.
RestaurantsRound exposed ductwork and circular diffusers for Riyadh restaurants, including Meat Mood Restaurant, with finishes, such as gold, chosen to suit the decor.
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Under constructionFabrication and installation of insulated ductwork, concealed units and cassette units in Riyadh buildings under construction, before ceilings are closed and finished.
View projectYes. Exposed round ducts can be finished in different colours and finishes to suit the interior design, and we also make sure runs are straight, joints are clean and hangers are consistent, because every detail is on show to guests. It is best to involve your interior designer early to agree the colour and outlet positions.
Cold air travels through them across the hot void above the ceiling. Without good insulation it loses part of its cooling before it reaches the rooms, and condensation can form on the ducts and drip, leaving stains on the ceiling. Proper insulation protects both efficiency and finishes.
This usually comes down to air distribution: undersized ducts, leaking joints, dampers that were never set, or too few return grilles. We inspect the network, find the cause and fix it, either by rebalancing or by modifying the parts that need it.
Yes. Our ventilation works include exhaust from kitchens and bathrooms and fresh-air supply. We coordinate ventilation with the AC system so conditioned air is not pulled out without being replaced and odours do not spread to the rest of the building.
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