Michael described the journey as remarkable, filled with new ideas, high-performance targets, and an exhaustive testing program, all managed and controlled in-house. The specialist team brought their expertise to the table, while senior management provided the resources and strategic direction necessary to make the project a success.
He added that the business case had been met, performance targets achieved on time, and that Thor Duct® was now moving into the production and delivery phase in partnership with their Licensees.
Renaghan said. "We extend our sincere thanks to all the market decision makers who have played an instrumental role in shaping our customer-centric research project. Achieving our stated goals from a standing start within 18 months is refreshing. Remember, this is just the beginning of a new era, and we are excited to continue pushing boundaries."
Thor Duct® 2.0 is not only a game-changer in the HVAC industry but also a step forward towards a more sustainable future. The company has taken a proactive approach towards sustainability and circular economy principles in the development of this latest product. The materials used in the product have been carefully chosen to minimize their environmental impact, and the product's design has been optimized for durability and longevity, promoting a circular economy by reducing waste and increasing product life cycle.
Thor Duct® is a leading smoke and fire solution in the HVAC sector, and the launch of Thor Duct® 2.0 is expected to strengthen the company's position in this market, with its cutting-edge technology and innovative features, designed towards Lindab’s ambitious goal of engineering out risk.
Thor Duct® has been tested to the latest EN standards and as required by law, provides CE marking on products where a harmonised standard exists.
Whilst Thor Duct® makes every effort to reflect the industry wide understanding of fire resisting duct standards, we do not suggest replacing a thorough research of CEN documents with our Blog posts. We make every effort to be accurate and true, and, as the passive fire protection industry experience and knowledge grows, we may update our guidance to reflect this. The design, selection, and supervision of fire strategies must always be managed by qualified Fire Engineers.