There are five groups of supply air outlets. This alone calls for five fundamental differences in design. Many variations within each of these groups are necessary to achieve particular performance features, and beyond that, size, which often dictates construction methods, must ultimately be determined by flow, throw, acoustic and architectural considerations. For these reasons, it is not possible for any manufacturer to hold stocks that meet all possible needs. The development of manufacturing techniques, tooling and equipment in Holyoake plants has been, and continues to be guided by the need for fast delivery of items built entirely from placement of order.

System design engineers therefore have a virtually unlimited range to choose from and their choice must be made carefully, and with the sympathetic understanding of architects and building designers.

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