Rectangular ductwork
Galvanised sheet-metal ducts, elbows, branches, reducers and transitions, produced to approved project drawings and a defined construction specification.
A manufacturing division built around the systems a project needs: ductwork, air-distribution components and precision sheet-metal fabrication. Developed in stages, with a defined product range and quality requirements for each stage.

Mosaic MEP’s manufacturing programme is planned around an Adra production base. The first priority is a focused ventilation business serving our own projects and external contractors.
Cutting, forming, joining and inspection form the planned production core. Additional products are introduced when demand, process capability and quality evidence support them.
The production lines and product families described below form a phased development programme; availability and delivery dates are confirmed in each quotation.
Galvanised sheet-metal ducts, elbows, branches, reducers and transitions, produced to approved project drawings and a defined construction specification.
Plenums, access doors, equipment connections, supports and bases that complete the air-distribution installation.
Spiral ducts and matched round fittings, with the forming and joining processes qualified for the selected dimensions and applications.
Basic volume-control dampers, backdraft dampers and standard louvers. Published performance depends on evidence for the specific construction.
Selected stainless-steel, aluminium and ordinary black-steel products, subject to approved fabrication methods and application requirements.
Selected panels, frames, entrances and associated fabricated components, developed around the approved elevator system and purchased specialist mechanisms.
Fire resistance, smoke-control performance and high-temperature suitability are separate product requirements. They are offered only where the exact product and application have the required supporting evidence.
A complete project package can combine locally fabricated products with specialist equipment. Each quotation identifies the manufacturer and Mosaic MEP’s supply or fabrication responsibility.
Ducts, fittings, plenums, access components, supports and selected precision metalwork within the released production range.
Fans, motors, filters, flexible duct, insulation systems, actuators and controls. Elevator mechanisms and safety components follow the approved system specification.
The planned workflow links each order to its drawings, materials, inspection requirements and delivery sequence.
Confirm drawings, dimensions, materials, construction requirements and interfaces before production.
Plan material use, cutting and forming with the correct tooling and controlled drawing revisions.
Check assembly, dimensions and workmanship, with applicable product testing and recorded acceptance.
Label components against the project schedule, protect them in transit and coordinate delivery with installation.
The quality plan is developed alongside the production line. Product claims must reflect the construction actually manufactured and the evidence available for it.
Material grade, thickness and identification linked to the order. Separate handling and tools where the material requires it.
Checks of geometry, joints, reinforcement, fit and workmanship against the approved specification.
Strength, leakage or airflow testing where relevant to the product, with clear limits on the scope of any rating.
Inspection records, nonconformity correction, delivery identification and follow-up of reported product issues.
Introduced after ventilation production is stable, confirmed orders exist and shared machine capacity is available. Compatibility is reviewed as part of the complete elevator system.
External finishing is the initial approach. An internal coating line remains a later decision based on quality, demand and operating readiness.
A separate product family under evaluation, with its own drawings, tooling, material and verification requirements before introduction.
A dedicated future development route with product-specific engineering, testing and conformity evidence before commercial release.
The manufacturing model is designed to serve MEP contractors, developers and specialist installers as well as Mosaic MEP’s own project teams.
External customers can discuss a fabrication package independently of a full Mosaic MEP contracting appointment. The quotation defines quantities, specifications, production availability, delivery scope and technical documentation.
Share your drawings or bill of quantities, material requirements, project location and delivery programme. We will review the scope and confirm which products can be offered for your project.