Flue and Ventilation Duct Manufacturer · Spain

FIG

FIG manufactures and sells flue and ventilation components for boilers, water heaters, stoves, and heat-pump systems, serving installers and trade professionals.

About FIG

Flue and Ventilation Systems

FIG is a Spanish company that manufactures and sells products and components for smoke-exhaust and ventilation systems. Its catalog is aimed at trade professionals and installers working with boilers, water heaters, stoves, and heat-pump systems.

Main Products

  • Flues for wall-mounted condensing boilers up to 70 kW and high-output boilers above 70 kW
  • Flues for sealed and atmospheric water heaters
  • Flues for pellet and wood stoves
  • Flues for non-condensing oil boilers
  • Mechanical ventilation with heat-recovery (MVHR) units and accessories
  • Branched distribution systems using semi-rigid pipe, rigid and flexible distribution, and interior rigid PVC distribution
  • Accessories including pipes, elbows, couplings, manifolds, deflectors, twin-flow adapters, tees, insulated flexible ducts, coaxial pipes, and more

Technical Features

FIG’s PVC ducts are fire-retardant and self-extinguishing, free of heavy metals under the RoHS Directive, antibacterial, antifungal, corrosion-resistant, and nonstick. They are designed for a 50-year service life and a maximum operating temperature of 70°C. The company lists compliance with standards and regulations including CTE DB HE3, UNE-EN 61591:1997, CTE DB HS3, CTE DB HE, RITE 2007, RD 564/2017, and CTE DB HE4 for heat-pump applications. Its 70-micron flexible PVC ducts withstand 2,500 Pa and 80°C and include 25 mm of glass-wool insulation.

Compatible Brands

FIG offers adapters and outlets compatible with boilers and water heaters from brands including BERETTA, VANWARDIST, CORBERÓ, COBETA, MHG, and ARISTON.

Contact

Phone: +34 976 107 046. Email: fig@fig.es. Website: www.fig.com.es. Social media: YouTube (@figs.l.) and LinkedIn (fig-s.l.).

In brief

Flue and ventilation ducts for heating and ventilation systems