Description:
High aesthetics with frameless, seamless design
Uniform air distribution without drafts
Customizable length to suit each project
Concealed ceiling/wall installation, space-saving
Suitable for both supply and return air
Quiet operation with low noise level
Lightweight, durable, and corrosion-resistant
Low dust accumulation, easy to clean
Ideal for modern architectural projects
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The frameless linear air diffuser provides uniform and refined air distribution, making it ideal for apartments, offices, hotels, and showrooms. This is an optimal HVAC solution that preserves a seamless and minimalist interior aesthetic.
High aesthetics with frameless, seamless design
Even airflow distribution without uncomfortable drafts
Customizable length to suit project requirements
Concealed ceiling or wall installation, space-saving
Suitable for both supply air and return air
Quiet operation with low noise levels
Durable, lightweight, and corrosion-resistant
Low dust accumulation, easy maintenance
Suitable for a wide range of modern architectural projects
A Frameless Linear Slot Diffuser is a type of supply and return air diffuser featuring a long, narrow slot design. It is installed flush within ceilings or walls so that the visible surface nearly “disappears” into the interior structure.
Unlike traditional framed diffusers, frameless linear diffusers create a clean, continuous, and minimalist appearance. They are widely specified in high-end projects such as luxury apartments, villas, hotels, and Grade A office buildings where aesthetics are a priority.
A standard frameless linear diffuser typically consists of:
Diffuser body: Extruded aluminum alloy or galvanized steel, rigid and resistant to deformation
Slots: One to three slots depending on design, ensuring precise airflow direction
Air deflection blades: Fixed or adjustable to control discharge direction
Plenum box: Ensures even air distribution, reduces noise, and stabilizes airflow
Special concealed mounting frame: Allows the diffuser to integrate seamlessly into the ceiling or wall surface, creating a true frameless effect
Air supplied from a fan, AHU, FCU, or ducted indoor unit enters the plenum box, then is evenly distributed through the linear slots into the occupied space. The airflow is spread thinly along the length of the diffuser, minimizing turbulence, reducing noise, and improving thermal comfort.
Despite its concealed appearance, the frameless linear diffuser fully meets HVAC airflow and velocity requirements.
Dimensions depend on airflow rate and ceiling design, with some specific considerations compared to framed diffusers.
Length: Commonly from 600 mm to 2400 mm, customizable to project requirements
Slot width: Typically 20–60 mm for 1–2 slot models; multi-slot designs may reach 80–120 mm
Frame depth: Approximately 25–35 mm for concealed ceiling installation, shallower than framed diffusers to achieve a hidden effect
Frameless design: Precise dimensioning is required to avoid gaps or exposed edges
Flexible customization: Long and narrow form is ideal for gypsum, aluminum, or wooden ceilings
Limited depth: Excessive depth may expose the internal frame, so depth is usually kept below 35 mm
Balance airflow capacity with aesthetics; overly narrow or excessively long slots may affect performance or installation accuracy
Ensure accurate ceiling cut-out dimensions for a flush finish
For large projects (offices, hotels, commercial centers), continuous lengths of 1200–2400 mm are commonly used for uniform air distribution
Single-slot frameless linear diffuser
Minimalist design, high aesthetics, suitable for apartments and villas with moderate airflow requirements.
Two- or three-slot frameless linear diffuser
Higher airflow capacity and wider air distribution, ideal for large living rooms, meeting rooms, or open spaces.
Curved frameless linear diffuser
Custom-manufactured to follow curved ceilings or architectural features.
Combined supply and return linear diffuser
Designed to function as both supply and return air, optimizing ceiling layout and maintaining a clean appearance.
Single-slot linear diffuser: Focused airflow, suitable for narrow or small areas
Double-slot linear diffuser: Wider air spread, common in offices and living areas
Multi-slot linear diffuser: Gentle and uniform airflow, ideal for large rooms and commercial spaces
Surface-mounted: Easy replacement and maintenance
Concealed (recessed): Fully flush with ceiling or wall, maximum aesthetic value
Wall or floor-mounted: Less common, used in special architectural applications
Single-direction discharge: Controlled airflow in one direction
Multi-direction discharge: Special blade designs allow 2–4 directional airflow
With volume control damper: Enables airflow balancing within the HVAC system
Without damper: Fixed airflow, quick installation, lower cost
Integrated sensors: Compatible with smart HVAC systems using temperature or CO₂ sensors
Completely hidden frame, seamlessly integrated into ceilings or walls
Enhances a modern, spacious, and luxurious appearance
Linear airflow pattern reduces high-velocity air jets
Minimizes turbulence and operational noise
Compatible with modern, minimalist, and luxury design styles
Flexible length customization for architectural alignment
Aluminum or galvanized steel construction resists corrosion
Easy to clean, resistant to warping due to temperature changes
Frameless linear diffusers are widely used in projects that demand refined aesthetics and consistent airflow performance:
Provide seamless ceiling integration, maintain interior harmony, and deliver comfortable, evenly distributed air.
Ensure quiet operation, gentle airflow, and concealed installation to enhance guest comfort and luxury perception.
Maintain ideal indoor temperature without distracting from product displays or interior design.
Provide uniform airflow over large areas, improving occupant comfort and productivity while maintaining a professional appearance.
Deliver balanced airflow in large spaces without interfering with lighting, décor, or acoustics.
To ensure stable and efficient operation, HVAC engineers should consider:
Correct airflow calculation
Verify airflow per room (CFM or m³/h). Excessive airflow through narrow slots may cause noise.
Use of properly sized plenum boxes
Plenum boxes stabilize pressure and reduce airflow noise. Omission may result in uneven distribution.
Accurate positioning and installation
Avoid condensation-prone areas and ensure straight alignment for aesthetic quality.
Coordination with interior finishing
Frameless mounting frames must be installed before ceiling or wall closure.
Post-installation testing
Air velocity at diffuser: 1.5–2.5 m/s
Noise level: < 35 dB for residential applications
G-Sora specializes in supplying high-quality HVAC components, including frameless linear diffusers manufactured to strict technical standards:
High-grade extruded aluminum: lightweight, durable, corrosion-resistant
Precision-engineered slots for even airflow and quiet operation
Custom dimensions according to project drawings
Compatible with most ceiling systems and interior design solutions
Matching plenum boxes available
Professional engineering support for site survey, sizing, placement, and airflow verification
1. Are frameless linear diffusers durable?
Yes. Made from aluminum alloy or galvanized steel, they resist corrosion and deformation, offering long service life when properly installed.
2. Are they suitable for bedrooms?
Absolutely. The gentle, distributed airflow and low noise level make them ideal for bedrooms and quiet spaces.
3. Is installation more complex than standard diffusers?
Yes, as concealed frames must be installed prior to ceiling finishing. However, with coordinated design and installation, the process is efficient and precise.
4. Can custom sizes be manufactured?
Yes. Most projects use customized lengths. G-Sora provides fabrication based on project drawings.
5. Do frameless linear diffusers generate noise?
No, if airflow is correctly calculated and a plenum box is used. Noise typically occurs only when airflow is oversized or slot width is insufficient.
6. Can they be used for return air?
Yes. Many projects use linear diffusers for both supply and return air to maintain a minimalist ceiling design.
7. Is periodic cleaning required?
Yes. Cleaning every 6–12 months is recommended. The design allows easy maintenance with a soft cloth or handheld vacuum.
8. Do they affect ceiling aesthetics?
On the contrary, they enhance aesthetics by creating a seamless, refined, and modern ceiling appearance.
9. Does G-Sora provide site surveys?
Yes. G-Sora engineers support on-site surveys, sizing consultation, airflow verification, and optimal installation solutions.