Where are air curtains used?

Air curtains are used in a wide range of commercial, public and industrial buildings. Typical applications include shops, shopping centres, restaurants, hotels, office buildings, transport hubs, industrial facilities, cold stores and waste treatment facilities.

Teddington C-Series door air curtain in a shoe shop

Air curtains for shops, shopping centres, discount stores and DIY stores

Air curtains are often installed at shop entrances to reduce air exchange through frequently opened doors. This can reduce heating and cooling losses while helping to reduce draughts and maintain a more stable indoor temperature in the entrance area.

Air curtain for bakeries

Air curtains for restaurants, cafés and bakeries:

In restaurants, cafés and bakeries, air curtains can help reduce the ingress of flying insects as well as cold outdoor air in winter and warm outdoor air in summer. By reducing air exchange across open entrances, they can also help to reduce draughts and maintain a more stable indoor temperature.

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Air curtains for office buildings and hotels:

In office buildings and hotels, air curtains can reduce air exchange through frequently opened entrance doors and help to limit heating and cooling losses. They can also reduce draughts and cold air ingress around reception areas and workplaces located close to the entrance.

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Air curtains for industrial buildings and warehouses:

In industrial buildings and warehouses, air curtains can reduce air exchange through large, frequently opened industrial doors. This can reduce heating and cooling losses and can also help to separate areas with different temperature conditions.

Teddington Sintra air curtain system in a circular sliding door

Air curtains for airports and railway stations:

Airports and railway stations often have large, frequently used entrances. Air curtains can reduce uncontrolled air exchange at these openings and help to limit heating and cooling losses while allowing entrances to remain freely accessible.

Delta-Türluftschleier-Museum

Air curtains for museums, theatres and other cultural institutions:

In museums, theatres and other cultural buildings, air curtains can reduce air exchange through frequently opened entrances. This can reduce heating and cooling losses and help to limit draughts in entrance and foyer areas.

Induvent industrial air curtain

Air curtains for waste treatment and recycling facilities:

Industrial air curtains can reduce air exchange through open industrial doors and can therefore help to reduce the spread of odour-laden air from waste treatment and recycling facilities.

Teddington Friguvent air curtains for cold store doors and deep-freeze stores

Air curtains for cold stores and freezer rooms:

At cold store and freezer room doors, air curtains can reduce the exchange of warm, humid ambient air and cold air from the refrigerated area. This reduces moisture ingress and can help to reduce condensation, fogging and ice formation around the doorway.

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