Prihoda UK Ltd

Prihoda was asked to supply several fabric diffusers to provide cooling in one of footwear manufacturer Clarks’ warehouses. During the summer, the racking and picking line areas can get very hot. To fix this issue, Clarks wanted to install a cooling solution that would give the warehouse operatives a more comfortable working environment. The

Prihoda UK designed fabric ducting to connect to new heat pumps and distribute conditioned air to the Mulberry factory in Somerset. The bespoke distribution produced with the new fabric provides air at the right temperature for each area without causing excessive noise, draughts or air currents

Prihoda was asked to design fabric duct systems for several Xercise4Less locations to provide comfortable, consistent gym ventilation that would keep circulating air fresh and clean

Prihoda designed a fabric diffuser system to improve air circulation at Brompton’s Bicycle Ltd's Greenford site. Bikes are hand-assembled using processes such as welding and brazing, which generate a lot of heat. Without adequate ventilation, the heat accumulates and the room can quickly become uncomfortably warm and stuffy, impacting worker morale and productivity

Prihoda's fabric ducting was installed as part of Bryanston School's major multi-year development of its sports facilities. The centre includes a six-lane 25m swimming pool, 200m2 gym, performance sport room, along with three sports halls, an indoor bouldering room, three indoor 5's courts, and four squash courts. The school's swimming pool area required better air conditioning ducting

Stonegate Farmers specialises in producing and distributing high-quality free-range and organic eggs throughout the UK. Working with Star Refrigeration, one of the country’s major industrial refrigeration contractors, Prihoda set out to design the fabric ducting for the egg conditioning space in a newly-commissioned storage facility

Prihoda UK was contacted by Star Refrigeration to help with the design of a space for conditioning eggs. It was important to have a consistent temperature and air pattern across the entire product for the storage period. Prihoda was able to provide a bespoke system, designed specifically to distribute air in the direction and at the velocity required

Bespak is a leading manufacturer of medical drug delivery devices, including inhalation devices, injectable devices, valves, actuators, and many other medical components. Having expanded their premises, Bespak needed a ventilation solution suitable for the stringent requirements of their cleanrooms. Prihoda’s fabric ducts met all of these requirements

Prihoda was asked to design the new ducting for Studio Egret West, an award-winning architectural firm in London. As with all office redesigns, occupant comfort was a key priority. The office is a bright and modern space with an open-plan layout designed to encourage collaboration and creativity among the team. Any exposed ductwork and services

Prihoda designed several textile diffuser systems to provide tempered fresh air to all of the ground floor spaces in the new library at Queen Mary University, London. The bright red textile diffusers are either exposed against a stark black ceiling, or partially exposed between different styles of ceiling furniture

Prihoda was involved in the installation of a new air ventilation system, stretching the full length of the pool at the Bath Sports and Leisure Centre. The existing building suffered badly from condensation on the walls and glazing. The ducting on Prihoda's system is very lightweight, making it particularly suitable for mounting to the wooden roof structure

Prihoda designed and supplied fabric ducting for Jump In, a leading indoor trampoline and adventure park operator with sites in England and Scotland. As well as jump sessions for all ages, it also offers fitness classes and rock climbing. In such an active environment, ventilation plays a big part in ensuring customers are comfortable throughout their visit

Prihoda was chosen to supply and design a high-quality fabric ducting system for restaurant areas at the Eden Project in Cornwall. The areas required an air-conditioning system that would allow conditioned air to flow over hardworking staff in serving areas whilst not over-cooling spaces where people were eating

The University of Bradford is a public research university known primarily for its work within healthcare and archaeology. Since its establishment in the 1960s, Bradford university students have enjoyed a vibrant student life on its modern campus, which has been redeveloped and expanded a number of times with a strong emphasis on environmentally

Prihoda provided a tailor-made round fabric duct, which was installed centrally across the length of a table tennis hall. The duct is attached to the exposed rafters, avoiding the lighting supports located directly below. Two rows of 30mm fabric nozzles, sonic-welded onto the duct, deliver the conditioned air into the hall. The nozzles are set up at an angle