A hollow-core floor that heats, cools, and breathes.
Airfloor is a hybrid radiant and forced-air system built into the floor. It uses conditioned air from conventional equipment instead of heated water lines, turning your slab into an efficient air plenum and thermal mass.
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Sheet-metal forms shaped like mini-igloos hook together across the subfloor, then a thin self-leveling pour caps them. The whole floor becomes a giant, low-velocity duct, so registers can go anywhere with almost no noise.
Four parts working as one system.
Your floor becomes the duct.
Conditioned air from standard equipment feeds a splash box in the middle of the room.
Steel forms under a thin concrete pour create a hollow slab that radiates and stores energy.
Air exits through perimeter grilles at low velocity, quietly and without drafts.
Greener buildings
start at the floor.
LEED is the go-to scorecard for green building worldwide. The more a project earns, the higher it climbs. Airfloor is a LEED-certifiable system, and it is already at work inside buildings at the very top of the scale.
certification every day
buildings with Airfloor
Every project scores points across the six LEED credit categories, and the total sets its tier. Here are some of the Airfloor projects at each level.
Where a building earns its points.
Extra credit for fresh thinking and local impact.
Healthier air and steadier comfort for the people inside.
Responsible sourcing and less waste.
categories
Smarter choices about where and how a building sits.
Less water in, less water wasted.
Lower energy use and cleaner operation.
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