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Flexit – Our History and Who We Are

Flexit is a Norwegian, family-owned manufacturer of ventilation and indoor climate solutions, with roots dating back to 1974. For more than 50 years, we have developed solutions that deliver better indoor climate, lower energy consumption, and reliability in Nordic buildings.

From the very beginning, our goal has been the same: to give people a better indoor climate through safe, energy-efficient, and future-oriented solutions. With solid expertise, modern technology, and strong values, Flexit has grown into a leading player in the Nordic region.

From simple vents to advanced indoor climate systems

When Flexit was established in the 1970s, we started with simple wall vents at a time when buildings were far less airtight than they are today. As housing standards and energy requirements increased, we developed mechanical exhaust systems, before later taking the step into energy-efficient ventilation systems with heat recovery and control systems for both new and existing homes.

For decades, we have worked closely with leading research institutions such as SINTEF. Our ability to innovate has resulted in patents, industry standards, and technologies that have left a clear mark on the sector.

Pål Martinsen loading ventilation ducts into the trunk of a car early in Flexit’s history.
Pål Martinsen in the start-up phase of Flexit, when ventilation ducts were transported in a private car. The image illustrates the company’s early entrepreneurial spirit and practical approach.

A Nordic ventilation manufacturer

We develop and manufacture our solutions in Norway and Sweden, with close proximity between product development, laboratory testing, production, and the market. This ensures high quality, precise deliveries, and short decision-making processes. Our local presence also makes us a partner with in-depth knowledge of the climate, building traditions, laws, and regulations of the Nordic market—and therefore of the requirements placed on indoor climate solutions.

Flexit’s employees in the workshop environment – then and now

Historical image showing the manual production of ventilation ducts in Flexit’s early years.
Production in Flexit’s early phase, when ventilation ducts were manufactured manually using simple machines. The image illustrates the craftsmanship and working methods that laid the foundation for the company’s further development.
Modern production of ventilation units at Flexit’s factory today.
A modern production environment at Flexit, where ventilation units are assembled and quality-checked using efficient workflows and modern equipment.

Values that create trust

Flexit is built on four core values that shape everything we do: trustworthy, energetic, innovative, and considerate.
We trust and support one another, and we work purposefully to make everyday life a little better for our customers—whether they are private homeowners, contractors, housing developers, or retailers.

Looking ahead

Buildings are changing, and the requirements for energy efficiency, indoor climate, and documentation are becoming increasingly stringent. Flexit therefore invests in advanced laboratories, research, and the continued development of technology to support solutions for future buildings. We aim to be a trusted partner in the green transition—and a driving force behind solutions that deliver better health and lower energy consumption.

Flexit production and warehouse operations overview
Employee in a high-bay warehouse surrounded by pallet racking with goods, illustrating Flexit’s logistics and material flow.
Flexit air handling unit assembly in production facility
Employee handling a Flexit ventilation unit during assembly in the production and warehouse area.
Two specialists testing a ventilation unit in Flexit’s laboratory using measurement equipment and technical installations.
Employee working on digital component design on a screen at a Flexit workstation.
Two employees in Flexit’s premises talking at a standing table, with ventilation units on display in the background.
Employee assembling components in the production hall.
Employees in an informal meeting in an office environment.