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We have studied many commercial kitchens, but Continental and Chinese kitchens together always stand out. The heat load is higher. The smoke is heavier. And the margin for error is almost zero. At Fluxiss, we saw how HVAC planning decides whether a kitchen works smoothly or becomes a daily problem for staff and owners.
This portfolio explains how we handle commercial kitchen HVAC design for high-output food environments, no matter the country or brand.
Before drawing anything, we focused on how these kitchens actually work. Chinese cooking uses woks and high flame. Continental kitchens rely on ovens, ranges, and steady heat. Both produce grease, steam, and smoke—but in different ways.
Fluxiss provides HVAC, ventilation, exhaust, and plumbing design for commercial kitchens that run all day without failure.
The biggest issue was controlling heat and grease without disturbing kitchen pressure. If pressure goes wrong, smoke leaks into dining areas. Staff comfort drops fast.
We had to:
We personally reviewed how international kitchens fail when makeup air is ignored. That lesson shaped this design.
Fluxiss engineered a commercial kitchen exhaust and ventilation system that works as one unit.
We delivered:
The result is a kitchen that stays compliant, safe, and operational during peak hours.
Most kitchen issues are not cooking problems—they are airflow problems. A strong HVAC system protects staff, food quality, and business reputation.
Fluxiss designs commercial kitchen HVAC systems that work in the real world, not just on paper.
If your kitchen uses woks, ovens, ranges, or continuous cooking, this service fits you.
Good food needs good airflow. We have seen kitchens succeed simply because HVAC was done right. At Fluxiss, we don’t over-design. We design what actually works.
We’re proudly serving clients across the USA, UK, UAE, and Europe. From corporate giants to research labs and the shipping industry,