Apartment · 04 A ducted apartment unit hides behind the ceiling: rooms see grilles only. Aurum Prodest sizes ducts to finished height, agrees grilles with the designer and places the fan so the bedroom does not hear it all night.
Ducted kit belongs in first-fix or with a bulkhead. A finished stretch ceiling with no void will not take it honestly. One indoor for living and bedrooms needs dampers or a comfort compromise. Multi-split is sometimes more honest if rooms run different hours.
Ducted kit belongs in first-fix or with a bulkhead. A finished stretch ceiling with no void will not take it honestly. One indoor for living and bedrooms needs dampers or a comfort compromise. Multi-split is sometimes more honest if rooms run different hours.
Noise is the main complaint. The unit sits over a corridor or WC, not the pillow, with flex, silencers and night speed. Slot grilles follow the interior, not a domestic diffuser in the middle of the living-room ceiling.
Drain pumps fail in new-builds. We specify a safety tray and a run that will not flood the neighbour. Outdoor: bracket, isolation, façade rules.
First-fix pipes, grilles after paint. Commissioning includes a bedroom noise check. 5-year workmanship. Filters need a hatch — we show it at handover.
We do not promise “invisible climate” in a 2.5 m Soviet ceiling without boxes. That is a different product, not a failed ducted install.
For ducted systems we compare noise, durability, and ownership cost. Pros and cons stay neutral — no “world’s best brand” claims.
A brief comparison by class and use case — we match equipment to budget and site
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| Brand | Class | Pros | Cons |
|---|---|---|---|
| | Premium | Quiet, stable in heat, strong service | Higher price; install must be precise |
| | Premium | Benchmark reliability and low noise | Premium quote; rarer SKUs take longer |
| | Premium | Efficiency and long compressor life | Pricier than mid leaders |
| | Mid-range | Solid features at a moderate price | Less longevity than Japanese premium |
| | Mid-range | Handy models for offices and apartments | Service depth thinner than premium |
| | Mid-range | Broad ducted lineup | Less “premium reserve” on lifespan |
| | Best value | Strong price-to-capacity balance | Forgives fewer install mistakes |
| | Best value | Fast availability and a clear quote | Fewer luxury options and less hush |
| Stage | first-fix / bulkheads better |
|---|---|
| Bedroom noise | unit not over the bed |
| Hatch | required for filters |
| Drain | tray + proper discharge |
| Façade | building approval |
| Work warranty | 5 years |
Looks and evenness — yes if you have space. Cost and service are harder. Not always worth it in a small flat.
Only with boxes or if you open the ceiling. Otherwise a wall unit is honest.
Yes but zones couple. Different bedroom/living modes need dampers or a second circuit.
In the city more than “once a year”. We show the hatch at handover.
Pipes, pump, ducts, access. After survey, not “same as a split”.
We set velocity and throw. Wall slots are usually kinder than a centre blob.
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