Benefits of Displacement Ventilation ...

… with Air Quality focus an important aspect to living nowadays. Fresh air from below. Return air in the ceiling. No mixing new air with old.

Choose Airfloor™ for...

…an improved alternative to a hot water radiant system since it has the same radiant benefits plus the cost-saving advantage that both heating and cooling are provided by a single system.

Save with Airfloor™ for…

…up to 15% on energy costs due to the efficiency of its heat-transfer and heat-storage characteristics.

Get LEED Certified with Airfloor™…

…products are LEED certifiable, This is changing the way we think about how buildings are planned, constructed, maintained and operated. LEED-certified buildings are resource efficient.

AIRFLOOR™ is Widely Used for Radiant Heating and Cooling Projects.
Efficient Displacement Ventilation

AirFloor™, Inc. Sources US Steel and Manufactures in the USA

American structural steel supports American workers, American businesses, and the American economy.

U.S. structural steel is made by American workers:

  • More than a dozen mills throughout the U.S. produce various structural shapes and plate
  • There are more than 2,300 fabrication shops across the country, the vast majority of which are family businesses
  • One American job is created for every 45 tons of structural steel produced, fabricated and erected in the United States. At the current rate of 7.2 million tons per year, that’s a total of  160,000 jobs!
  • These workers provide steel for more than  8,000 projects annually across the United States.

Airfloor™ is Superior to Traditional HVAC Systems!

AIRFLOOR™ is a superior alternative to traditional HVAC systems.  We offer energy efficient creative solutions for open space design, which allows Architects amazing options when designing buildings.  AIRFLOOR™ has partnered with residential, commercial, museums, churches, healthcare institutions, airports, educational facilities, shopping centersand more.  AIRFLOOR™  is a hybrid radiant/forced air system that leverages the advantages of a forced air system; rapid response times, and provides both heating and cooling yet delivers the thermal comfort and efficiency advantages of a radiant system. In lieu of using heated water lines like a traditional radiant floor system, AIRFLOOR™ uses conditioned air from conventional mechanical equipment.

Simple sheet metal stamped bowls resembling mini-igloos, 12 inches square with openings on each side are hooked together over the entire subfloor of a home, and then covered with a thin layer of light weight self-leveling concrete. This creates a hollow concrete floor providing both radiant and forced air heating and cooling, with the ability to locate registers anywhere in the floor without conflict or coordination. Although the concrete floor is pressurized with air, the entire floor acts like a giant duct, so air is delivered to the registers at a low velocity. The noise of blowing air is almost eliminated entirely.

Sustainable Benefits

AIRFLOOR™ Floors provide significant sustainable advantages for the construction and operation of a building.

LEED Certifiable Product

LEED, or Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, is changing the way we think about how buildings and communities are planned, constructed, maintained and operated.

Why Choose AIRFLOOR™?

AIRFLOOR™ Floors provide significant sustainable advantages for the construction and operation of a building.

Displacement Ventilation: Assessing Thermal Comfort and Performance of the Airfloor HVAC System using Multi-Software Coupled Modelling Method. by Foster + Partners

AIRFLOOR™ Overview - Displacement Ventilation

AIRFLOOR™ is a network of hollow steel forms embedded in concrete that operates as an efficient air plenum and heat-storage mass. Commercial HVAC units easily connect up. AIRFLOOR™ reduces energy costs, eliminates overhead ducts and soffits and provides uniform temperature control. It adds only 5” to floor height. Using AIRFLOOR™ earns your building up to 6 LEED™ points!

Rush University Medical Center

The Rush University Medical Center job in Chicago, Illinois is a perfect use of the AirFloor system. Architectural Firm, Blah Blah Blah used the AirFloor system to created a flowing space outside of Chicago.