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UFAD vs. Displacement
Both Underfloor Air Distribution (UFAD) and Displacement Air Distribution are well defined in the 2021 ASHRAE Handbook Applications, Chapter 20, Space Air Diffusion. Generally, the idea for UFAD is to have a well-mixed lower level in the occupied space up to about 4.5 feet above the floor. From the…
The best HVAC system for High Rise Condo developments
When designing a multi-tenant residential or hospitality hi-rise building there are several…
ASHRAE Honors Gus Faris with Distinguished Service Award
Gus Faris, Nailor Industries Inc. Vice President of Engineering and a Life Member ASHRAE, is…
Hurricane Louvers
Announcing our full and updated line of Florida Product Approved and Miami-Dade Qualified…
Design Enhancement for Low Profile Fan Powered Units - 37S and 37SST
A design enhancement of the Low Profile Fan Powered Terminal Unit Series 37S and 37SST, improves…
New AUNI2 Architectural Aluminum Plaque Ceiling Diffuser with option for MRI Room Applications
Nailor Model 'AUNI2' Square Plaque Ceiling Diffusers have been specially designed to provide both…
New Woodgrain Finish Brochure
At Nailor, we thrive on customer satisfaction, offering our clients new products and…
New “Stealth™” Induced Air Dissipative Silencer for 33SZ Series Fan Powered Chilled Water Terminal Units
Unique to Nailor, the “Stealth™” Induced Air Dissipative Silencer option provides maximum acoustic…
Manufacturing Marvels - Nailor and Thermal Corp.
Manufacturing Marvels - which aired on Fox Business Network - was recently here filming…
Architectural Square Ceiling Diffusers
Nailor Model Series ‘UNI’ Square Plaque Ceiling Diffusers have been designed to complement any…
41V Series Vertical Floor Unit
The slender design makes this unit ideal for perimeter heating and cooling applications in hotels…
World Day for Safety and Health at Work
Today is National World Safety Day and “Workplace Stress: a collective challenge” is the theme of…
History of the Louver
How old is the louver? According to historians, the louver is approximately 1500 years old.…