Airflow Developments

Ventilation for homes and commercial buildings

Airflow Developments makes ventilation products for residential, commercial and social-housing projects. Founded in 1965, the company describes expertise in air movement and equipment that extracts stale air and supplies fresh air. Its range includes extractor fans, mechanical ventilation with heat recovery, ducting, grilles, air purifiers and industrial fans. A suitable solution depends on room use, building size and required airflow; the website provides product specifications rather than one universal system for every property.

Fans and heat-recovery systems

Residential products include local extractor fans and MVHR systems, while larger heat-recovery units are listed for commercial applications. The site highlights Adroit as a residential MVHR range and describes Passive House-compatible equipment. Duct components, vents and controls must be matched to the selected unit and layout. Someone planning a new build or retrofit can use the selection software and technical documents to compare airflow, mounting position, noise, maintenance access and energy performance.

Support for design and installation

Airflow offers product-selection tools, BIM and brochure resources, case studies, commissioning information and warranty registration. Its Air Academy includes training and CPD seminars, with ventilation courses aimed at professionals. Case studies cover projects in Oxfordshire, Hertfordshire and a Passive House development. An installer or specifier can use these examples to frame questions, but should still calculate the ventilation requirement for the actual property and confirm compliance with the applicable building rules.

Product range and purchasing

The website has a searchable catalogue and a quick-order tool for customers who already know the product codes. Its sectors, help pages and contact information provide routes to discuss a technical selection before purchase. Availability and listed prices can depend on region, account and product. For a replacement fan or duct component, checking the exact model reference and dimensions helps avoid an incompatible order. The company’s support and retailer information can point a buyer toward the appropriate sales channel.