Fabricated transitions
Rectangular-to-round transitions and direction changes help connect equipment and route air through the available space.
A portfolio of our technicians and extraction work across commercial and industrial sites. The gallery combines real team photography with ducting, transitions, long extraction runs, inspection and project coordination.


Project scope changes from site to site, but the gallery gives a practical view of the systems, duct routes and site coordination involved in our work.




















The images show why extraction work needs to be planned around the building rather than treated as a single fan installation. Duct routes have to work around structure, fire services, lighting, cable routes and production areas while still maintaining a practical air path.
Rectangular-to-round transitions and direction changes help connect equipment and route air through the available space.
Large facilities can require long suspended routes, making support, resistance and access important parts of the installation.
Where more than one extraction point is connected, branch layout and airflow distribution become part of the system design.
Mechanical services must be coordinated with the structure and other services before installation proceeds.