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As awareness of indoor air quality continues to grow within the construction industry, Prihoda is helping developers, contractors, and consultants deliver healthier, more efficient buildings with bespoke fabric ducting and air distribution systems.
Prihoda’s custom-designed fabric ducting systems offer a versatile solution for managing airflow in a wide range of environments, from offices and schools to healthcare facilities and industrial spaces. By delivering precise and even air distribution, Prihoda systems contribute to significantly improved IAQ, supporting occupant health and comfort from the outset of building use.
“Indoor air quality has never been more important,” said Paul Russon, Managing Director of Prihoda UK. “Poor ventilation can lead to a range of issues, from discomfort to serious health concerns. At Prihoda, we design systems that not only meet the required standards but exceed expectations in terms of performance, efficiency, and aesthetics.”
Unlike traditional metal ductwork, Prihoda’s fabric-based systems are lightweight, quick to install, and highly customisable. This allows for tailored airflow patterns, ensuring that air is delivered exactly where it is needed, with minimal turbulence or noise. Options include laser-cut perforations for gentle diffusion or directional nozzles for targeted air delivery, helping to reduce draughts and improve air mixing within the space.
The systems are manufactured using flame-retardant, easy-to-clean materials that are cleanroom quality and guaranteed not to shed micro-fibres, further supporting cleaner indoor environments. In addition, the textile ducts are available in a range of colours and shapes to suit the aesthetic and practical needs of each project.
“Our approach is always collaborative,” Paul Russon added. “We work closely with clients from the design stage to installation, ensuring that every system is perfectly matched to the space and the desired IAQ outcomes. With increasing emphasis on sustainability and occupant well-being, we’re proud to provide solutions that support healthier buildings and better environments.”
As the construction sector continues to prioritise energy efficiency and occupant health, Prihoda’s innovative fabric ducting systems offer a proven method of enhancing IAQ in both new builds and refurbishment projects.
For more information, please visit: www.prihoda.co.uk
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