Football game
The Lindab family has gathered in front of the TV to watch a football game. Where is that chilly wind coming from? Dad knows how to fix it!
Increase Knowledge About Good Indoor Air
Good air quality is key for our health. Since we spend most of our time indoors, about 90 percent or 629,000 hours, we want to spread the knowledge about the importance of a good indoor climate.
As part of making ventilation easier to understand, Lindab has produced short, animated films that describe everyday events and what effects they have on the ventilation.
Meet Dad who thinks there's a chilly wind coming from the valve when watching football, so he clogs it with his football scarf. In another film, we see how the valve in the bathroom is accidentally closed when cleaning and how it leads to fog on the mirror.
The purpose of the films is to raise interest in ventilation and make all of us demand healthy indoor environments in buildings we spend time in. The short film clips can be seen below, on social media and on Lindab's website.
Summertime!
It´s wonderful in summer! The green trees and the colourful flowers. But there is also a lot that tickles the nose. Achoo!
Time to clean!
It's time for the weekly cleaning of the house. The bathroom is thoroughly cleaned. But what happened with the ventilation valve?
Productivity in school
Is the ventilation in your classroom set to the right number of people?
The conference room
Poor air in a conference room is a well-known issue.
Hotel night
Do you think about the indoor air and how it will affect your sleep when selecting a hotel?
Airbird
How do you know if your indoor air quality is good? With an Airbird you can keep track of the quality of your indoor environment.
Nursery
When planning the ventilation in a kindergarten or nursery, it is important to consider how the room will be used.
Office draught
If you change how people are placed in an office, it's a good idea to consider the ventilation and how it will affect people's well-being.