Visit KE Fibertec at Building Green 2018

Building Green is Denmark's largest trade fair for sustainable and energy efficient buildings. Here you will find solutions and products for new buildings as well as for retrofitting and operating existing buildings.

Visit us at stand no. 92

For the sixth consecutive year KE Fibertec exhibits at the fair (stand no. 92), and this year we will among other things show our FBS Panels, ceiling panels for air distribution, the world's only Cradle to Cradle certified ventilation duct called CradleVent - as well as the InTex system used for monitoring air pressure and temperature in textile ducts.

Naturally, you will also hear about textile based ventilation and our customized solutions for draught-free air distribution and a healthy indoor climate.

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Venue:	Forum, Copenhagen
Date:	October 31 + November 1, 2018
Admission:	Get your free ticket

10-09-2018

Efficient ventilation is good for the indoor climate

Combined textile duct and FBS panels solution at Larsens Eftf. in Kolding, Denmark, provide a healthy indoor climate in

30-01-2018

Good indoor environment at Spray Park with textile ducting

A Spray Park is the latest initiative at the aquatic centre Slotssøbadet in Kolding, DK. The Spray Park is Denmark's fi

01-10-2018

Visit KE Fibertec at Building Green 2018

Building Green is Denmark's largest trade fair for sustainable and energy efficient buildings. Here you will find solut

18-06-2018

Efficient and draft-free air change in restaurant

New Flammen restaurant in Esbjerg, Denmark had textile ducts from KE Fibertec installed to provide draft-free air distr

14-05-2018

Fourth consecutive record result

Fantastic year for KE Fibertec AS "2017 has been a very busy year for KE Fibertec AS. We have experienced significant

03-04-2018

Efficient air distribution and a healthy indoor climate

Water and Wellness Flintholm at Frederiksberg (Copenhagen) recently installed textile based ventilation in i.a. the swi

02-02-2018

KE Fibertec Ticaret expand sales to the region around Turkey

The world's leading textile ventilation ducts manufacturer KE Fibertec, is converting its Turkish branch office into a

11-08-2017

Textile ducts with nozzles ensure healthy air quality in sports arena

As the name suggests, a multi-purpose arena is designed for multiple purposes and that makes heavy demands on the choic

23-03-2017

Healthy indoor air instead of smoke and cooking odour

Design requirements for large-scale kitchens in restaurants, hotels, catering businesses, institutions, etc. are numero

09-01-2017

New material concepts

KE Fibertec, market leader in textile based ventilation, now introduces three new material concepts, GreenWeave, MultiW

15-08-2016

InTex monitors indoor climate and energy consumption

DMRI (Danish Meat Research Institute), part of Danish Technological Institute, has installed InTex from KE Fibertec in

15-03-2016

3D BIM objects of textile ducts

KE Fibertec is providing BIM objects that can be used for textile duct design in Revit. Read more...

11-08-2017

Efficient air distribution and a healthy indoor climate in school cafeteria

Our Swedish distributor Svante Lundbäck AB has supplied textile based ventilation to a school cafeteria as part of its

31-08-2015

Healthy indoor climate and noise-free ventilation solution for class rooms

Baaring School in Denmark recently had textile based ventilation installed in the class rooms. The contractor recommend

17-11-2015

Fresh air is important for the learning ability

The air that we breathe has great influence on our well-being and our ability to learn. In recent years there has been

05-05-2015

KE Fibertec ready with EPD (Environmental Product Declaration)

An EPD is an Environmental Product Declaration that documents the life-cycle environmental impact of a textile duct.

17-09-2014

Energy renovation demands special consideration to indoor climate

There is an inextricable link between future indoor climate and construction industry's current focus on energy renovat

18-06-2018

Why choose textile or fabric ducts in stead of steel ducts, sheet metal ducts?

The above drawing shows clear differences between the the two systems. Steel ducting or steel based ventilation (left)