Exposed Spiral Ductwork

Circular metal ductwork extends across the café at high level, following the open ceiling layout. The exposed installation retains the room’s ceiling height and complements the concrete surfaces and visible building services.

With the ductwork on display, its routes, joints and connections contribute directly to the finished appearance. The consistent metal finish gives the ventilation a clear visual relationship with the café’s other industrial details.

Circular Air Distribution Diffusers

Short branches connect the main ductwork to circular multi-cone diffusers at intervals throughout the space. These outlets provide air distribution points across the café, including areas around the seating and service counter.

The matching metal finish creates continuity between the main ducts, branch connections and diffusers. Their compact arrangement accommodates air distribution within the exposed ceiling design.

Ventilation Integrated with the Café Interior

The ductwork shares the overhead space with pendant lights, lighting tracks, cable containment and suspended shelving. Its arrangement follows the café’s layout while accommodating these surrounding features.

This project illustrates how visible ventilation can work within a hospitality interior. The ductwork remains part of the room’s character, alongside the decorative lighting and planting, while serving the practical air distribution requirements of the space.

Ventilation for Cafés and Hospitality Spaces

Pure Engineering Group provides ventilation and ductwork services for cafés, restaurants and hospitality venues. Contact our team to discuss exposed ductwork and air distribution arrangements suited to your layout and interior finishes.

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