Natural Daylighting
In 2016 we rolled out new products and redefined what Moffitt was as a company. We updated our website, rolled out a new catalog, and made some big steps in our branding. All that said and done, we never quite updated our logo to match. Now that we’re entering a new decade, we’ve totally reinvented
The success of natural ventilation in commercial buildings has a lot to do with the building’s design. Architects must integrate commercial ventilation systems into the building at the design stage to ensure effectiveness. Retrofitted ventilation is possible but is never as effective. Additionally, even small modifications to a building can disrupt the efficiency of natural
Jalousie windows, sometimes called awning windows, are composed of glass or acrylic panels set parallel in a frame. They are like window blinds. Unlike window blinds, however, jalousie blades bring fresh air into a building instead of light. As modern commercial buildings embrace natural ventilation jalousie windows are becoming increasingly popular.
Innovation in Installation Moffitt is the only contractor that specializes in natural ventilation installation. This includes installation for a Moffittvent™, GreenRoo™, MatrixVent™, and more. Every factory, mill, and warehouse are different and as a result requires different ventilation. With over 55 years of experience, we’ve seen it all. Over this time, we’ve developed a variety
Some products just provide ventilation, others just provide day lighting. Moffitt dual use ventilation devices, like the TriadVent, provide both. The power of natural ventilation and a sky light together make for a more effective, and more efficient product.
The Four Pillars of Moffitt Products Jacksonville Beach, FL – June 14, 2016 – Moffitt Corporation, Inc. (Moffitt) announces the debut of the Natural Solutions products line. The Natural line adds new non-powered and low-powered equipment to Moffitt’s existing Natural Ventilation line.
There’s no question that green building construction and efficient commercial ventilation design have hit its stride in mainstream adoption. When government agencies are adopting such standards and telling their departments to use them whenever possible, some may say that the trend has truly become established. As a result, it’s important for construction companies and interior