Quiet Spaces, Better Airflow

VanAir doors provide ventilation in enclosed offices and conference rooms while ensuring privacy. Their sleek design eliminates the need for grilles, louvers, and ductwork, maintaining a high aesthetic standard.

VanAir doors offer conference room privacy while balancing temperature and airflow, eliminating the need for unsightly ductwork.

VanAir doors provide office privacy and airflow, balancing temperature and pressure while eliminating the need for individual HVAC ductwork to each office.

VanAir doors ensure proper ventilation in server rooms, balancing temperature and purging heat at all levels, unlike traditional low-placed door grilles.

VanAir doors ensure a continuous flow of make-up air to help exhaust fans in office bathrooms, improve moisture and air quality management.

Commercial Projects

Project Name:
‍Vancouver Public Library Central Branch

‍Architect/Designer:
‍DA Architects, Safdie Architects

‍Doors Installed:
Swing and double doors, electrified, panic hardware, 60 painted white

Details:

Offices and meeting rooms
80-seat auditorium
Underfloor air diffuser distributed air into rooms and through the doors to a central return in the building core
Maintained privacy necessary in a library setting

Project Name:
‍Commercial Office

‍Architect/Designer:
‍Omicron

‍Doors Installed:
Swing and double doors, Rift-cut white oak

Primary use:

Bedrooms, bathrooms, throughout living spaces
Enhance bathroom exhaust systems, reduce moisture
Increase ventilation throughout living spaces, balancing temperature and pressure
Prevent CO2 build up in bedrooms while maintaining sound privacy

Project Name:
‍Revery Architecture Office

‍Architect/Designer:
‍Revery Architecture

‍Doors Installed:
Contrast slot in maple wood, painted white

Primary use:

Washroom application
Air is pulled through the stall doors by exhaust fans and drawn outside the building
Ventilation slot was used as an integrated pull
Good sound privacy