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Specialty Fabrics
KitchenSox™ - For Commercial Kitchens
Are you looking to improve comfort, safety, and cleanliness in your commercial kitchen project? Do you have draft issues? Food safety concerns? Employee discomfort?
DuctSox has developed yet another unique solution for you!
Commercial and industrial kitchens require high volumes of supply airflow with minimal drafts for nearby exhaust hoods and equipment. With conventional diffusers, there are many common problems that can affect employee comfort and food safety. KitchenSox products offer commercial kitchens the answer. They eliminate drafts and condensation. They include an active antimicrobial treatment and can be easily removed for laundering.
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D-Fuser MetalPan
MetalPan models offer the convenience of a modular “drop-in” metal diffuser, but adds flexibility to easily remove the 6 inch deep fabric dispersion face.
Retrofit kits are available for common diffusers.
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D-Fuser All-Fabric
All-Fabric models move the diffusion panel and structure below the ceiling. The inlet collar is the only component above the ceiling. This option protrudes 9 inches into the space and is fully launderable.
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Traditional
For more challenging applications, KitchenSox products can be configured to meet the challenges of an individual space. These include our Cylindrical, D-Shape, and Quarter Round shapes.
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Maintenance
Sanitation is critical in kitchens. The air dispersion panels of KitchenSox are easily removed and laundered. Spare fabric air dispersion panels reduce kitchen downtime.
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KitchenSox products are constructed of fabrics which are classified by Underwriters Laboratories as an air distribution device in accordance with the requirements of NFPA 90A. They may also be classified in accordance with ICC Evaluation Service AC167 and UL2518.
Fabrics commonly used for KitchenSox may be up to 55% recycled content and include an active antimicrobial treatment.
Questions? Contact Nick Paschke, our New Product Sales Specialist, at 414-973-3657 or npaschke@ductsox.com.
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