Start with the occupied area, not only the building size
A factory may have storage, circulation lanes and machinery areas that do not need the same cooling priority as active work zones. Marking where people work and when those zones are busiest gives a better starting point for a cooling discussion.
Record doors, heat sources and airflow barriers
Frequently opened doors, process heat, rack rows, partitions and machinery can affect practical cooling coverage. Include them on a simple layout so outlet direction and equipment positions can be reviewed in context.
Prepare a brief project pack
A floor plan, ceiling height, site photos, local climate details and the target cooling areas help compare energy-saving air conditioner layouts without relying on a floor-area estimate alone.
FAQ
Can cooling coverage be estimated from square metres alone?
No. Floor area is only one input; work zones, heat sources, doors, height and obstructions should also be reviewed.
What should be included in a first enquiry?
Share the building dimensions, ceiling height, layout photos, hottest work zones and any fixed obstructions that affect airflow.