Projects

One of the main benefits of textile ducts, not only for restaurants, is their ability to ensure even air distribution. This is crucial for creating a pleasant environment where guests feel comfortable and can enjoy their gastronomic experience without disruptive drafts. At the AVOTROS restaurant in the Netherlands, this benefit was utilized to maximize guest comfort, contributing to their overall experience and satisfaction.

For the restaurant of Euroma, a Dutch producer of herbs and spices in Zwolle, we have designed an air-conditioning solution for maximum comfort in cooperation with our partner BLT Luchttechniek.

Together with BLT Luchttechniek, we have implemented a ventilation project for a restaurant in a greenhouse in Amsterdam.

We carried out a project in the Netherlands together with our partner BLT Luchttechniek with black textile ducting made of TCS material.

For the central building of the Klepperstee Ouddorp park in the Netherlands, we supplied white textile ducts in cooperation with BLT Luchttechniek.

For the restaurant Luxor Leiden in the Netherlands, we delivered a sophisticated air handling solution in cooperation with BLT Luchttechniek.

In the Orangerie De Pol restaurant in Doetinchem, we worked with BLT Luchttechniek on the installation of textile vents that perfectly underline the impressive interior of the space.

In cooperation with our partner DK Engineering, we have installed Ø500 diameter textile outlets in the Pizza 4P restaurant in the Vietnamese province of Binh Duong.

Together with DK Engineering in Vietnam, we supplied textile ducting for the new branch of the award-winning Pizza 4P's restaurant chain in Hai Phong.

Together with BLT Luchttechniek, we have installed black textile vents made of TCS material in Waalwijk, the Netherlands.

Opening a new restaurant or bar brings with it a number of challenges, the main one being maintaining the ideal temperature of the food served. We have implemented the project together with our partner DK Engineering.

Reduction of Surface Condensation: Textile HVAC systems tend to minimize the occurrence of condensation on surfaces, which is particularly important in environments with high humidity. This way, the ducts protect both themselves and the surrounding area from potential harmful effects of condensation, such as mold and bacterial growth. This helps maintain a healthier and more hygienic environment. The project at Kees Smit Venlo was carried out in collaboration with our Dutch partner, BLT Luchttechniek.