In high-demand commercial kitchens — from restaurants and bakeries to food factories — heat, fumes, and odours are constant challenges. A well-designed ventilation system doesn’t just remove smoke. It regulates air pressure, supplies fresh air, and improves the overall safety and comfort of the working environment.

Ventilation Is More Than Just Exhaust
A complete system typically includes:
- Exhaust fans: Extract smoke, heat, and contaminants.
- Supply air systems: Bring in fresh air to balance pressure and support air circulation.
- Make-up air units: Replace extracted air, preventing pressure vacuums and blocking harmful gases from re-entering the kitchen.
- Together, these components ensure proper airflow, balanced pressure, and hygienic conditions.

Tailored for Different Kitchen Types
Each kitchen setup has specific ventilation needs:
- Asian kitchens: High heat and oil – require powerful exhaust and grease filtration.
- Western kitchens: Need better odour control and thermal balance.
- Central kitchens: Larger spaces – benefit from zoned ventilation and pressure regulation.
- Bakeries: Require targeted heat extraction from ovens and humidity control.

Why Proper Ventilation Pays Off
- Lower temperatures for smoother kitchen operation
- Better odour control, keeping adjacent areas unaffected
- Healthier air quality for staff wellbeing
- Reduced energy costs from optimized airflow

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