54 HEATING, VENTILATION & SERVICES; INTERIORS


Flexible working, flexible office


Over the past 5 years, and due to the increased demand for the flexible space that the post pandemic office requires, the industry has been set alight to the concept. An increasing number of developers, architects, consultants, contractors, and occupiers are all discovering the many


benefits to underfloor air conditioning and its key role in offices of today and the future. AET Flexible Space has been working on some exciting projects pre and post pandemic, and can’t wait for the end- users to start enjoying the benefits of these stunning workspaces.


01342 310400 www.flexiblespace.com/flexible-working-flexible-office Adaptive Ducted Units to VRF range


Panasonic Heating & Cooling Solutions introduces the Adaptive Ducted F3 range for its VRF systems, designed for retail, hotel and office applications. The range features a new vertical mounting option


and a choice of rear or bottom air inlet, increasing fitting possibilities. This, and a choice of 12 capacities, from 1.5 kW – 16 kW, provides very flexible options for installers. The Adaptive Ducted Units come in a compact design for the ultimate space-saving solution, with a height of just 250 mm and ranges in weight from 26 kg to 42 kg, making it well adapted for projects requiring a more discreet fit.


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