An air conditioning diffuser assembly includes an air intake member mounted on an elongate upper member formed with an opening to let air pass through from the air intake member. A corner panel extends at a non-zero angle from the elongate upper member. A first corner mounting panel extends from the corner panel. A second corner mounting panel extends from the elongate upper member. Ends of the first and second corner mounting panels are separated by an elongate gap. A diffuser is mounted inside the air conditioning diffuser assembly. A bottom edge of the diffuser is mounted at a juncture between the corner panel and the first corner mounting panel and a top edge of the diffuser is mounted at a juncture between the elongate upper member and the second corner mounting panel.

An air vent includes a housing, first and second air ducts, a first vane, and a set of vanes. The air ducts convey respective volumetric flows of air through the housing so that each volumetric flow exits the respective air duct in a different intersecting direction so that the flows of air collide after exiting the air ducts. A vane located along one of the air ducts is moveable to vertically change a perceived air discharge direction. A set of vanes includes at least one vane located in each air duct and is moveable to horizontally change the perceived air discharge direction.

An air vent includes a housing, first and second air ducts, a first vane, and a set of vanes. The air ducts convey respective volumetric flows of air through the housing so that each volumetric flow exits the respective air duct in a different intersecting direction so that the flows of air collide after exiting the air ducts. A vane located along one of the air ducts is moveable to vertically change a perceived air discharge direction. A set of vanes includes at least one vane located in each air duct and is moveable to horizontally change the perceived air discharge direction.

Air duct for distributing air in a greenhouse, the air duct comprising a hollow main body extending along a longitudinal axis and at least one set of vents, wherein the main body has an outer surface and an inner surface, a first end and a second end at the opposite longitudinal ends of the main body, and a segment disposed between the first end and the second end extending over substantially the entire length of the main body, wherein the cross-sectional area of the main body in this segment decreases towards the second end, wherein the vents belonging to a respective set of vents are distributed at intervals over substantially the entire length of said segment, and wherein at least said segment of the main body is made from plastic.

An air vent includes a housing, an air guide surface, an air flow adjusting element, and a vane. The air guide surface at least partially defines an air duct configured to convey a volumetric flow of air through the housing so that the volumetric flow of air exits the air duct in a direction that at least partially defines an air discharge direction perceived outside of the air vent. The air flow adjusting element is moveable to vertically change the perceived air discharge direction, and the vane is movable to horizontally change the perceived air discharge direction. The vane is not visible to a user of the air vent when the air vent is viewed from an air outlet end of the housing.

An air vent includes a housing, an air guide surface, an air flow adjusting element, and a vane. The air guide surface at least partially defines an air duct configured to convey a volumetric flow of air through the housing so that the volumetric flow of air exits the air duct in a direction that at least partially defines an air discharge direction perceived outside of the air vent. The air flow adjusting element is moveable to vertically change the perceived air discharge direction, and the vane is movable to horizontally change the perceived air discharge direction. The vane is not visible to a user of the air vent when the air vent is viewed from an air outlet end of the housing.

A one piece dry wall extrusion frame comprising: a frame, pre-drilled installation holes in said frame; a lip for plastering; volume control or damper control, linear bars or perforated metal; capture recesses for plaster; and not additional hardware for drop in installation.

An air diffuser and air diffusing system is herein disclosed. The air diffuser generally includes a base and a diffuser plate. The base is designed to attach to a surface proximal an air duct and further defines an air-in opening through which air is configured to flow in a first direction. The diffuser plate detachably couples to the base. The diffuser plate and base define a laterally disposed air-out opening that is designed to direct the air in a second direction that is substantially perpendicular to the first direction.

An air diffuser and air diffusing system is herein disclosed. The air diffuser generally includes a base and a diffuser plate. The base is designed to attach to a surface proximal an air duct and further defines an air-in opening through which air is configured to flow in a first direction. The diffuser plate detachably couples to the base. The diffuser plate and base define a laterally disposed air-out opening that is designed to direct the air in a second direction that is substantially perpendicular to the first direction.

An air purifier comprising a fan or impeller, an air inlet and an air outlet and a removable particulate filter, the purifier comprising a front panel and a back panel, a first and second opposing side panel between said front and back panels, a base and a top panel, said outlet being disposed along a portion of an edge formed between the top and side panels and also along an edge formed between a portion of said side panels and a portion of said front panel.