All Cassette ACs

A cassette AC sits directly in the ceiling with a visible grille, cooling the room below it in a round, 360-degree pattern — it's a self-contained unit you can see. A ductable system is fully hidden above a false ceiling, with cooled air delivered through separate grilles connected by ductwork, so there's no visible unit at all, just clean ceiling openings. For a showroom, the choice usually comes down to layout and ceiling height. Cassettes work well when you want even cooling across an open floor without much duct routing, and they're generally quicker and cheaper to install. Ductable systems make more sense when the space has multiple zones that need separate airflow control, or when the goal is a completely clean ceiling with no visible equipment at all. We've installed both in showroom settings, and the deciding factor is usually less about performance and more about how much false ceiling depth is available — ductable systems need more vertical space for the ducting than a single cassette unit does.