Floor Standing Units
Floor-standing units sit at ground or low level and are connected to an outdoor condenser, making them the practical option where ceiling access is limited or unavailable: halls with exposed high ceilings, reception lobbies, places of worship and buildings under renovation where ductwork isn't feasible. Larger package models can also serve as a stopgap or permanent solution ahead of a full ducted retrofit.
Key Features
No Ceiling Access Required
Installs at floor or low-wall level, independent of ceiling condition or height.
High Airflow
Strong air throw suited to halls and rooms with high or irregular ceilings.
Heavy-Duty Construction
Robust cabinets built for continuous-use public and semi-industrial spaces.
Flexible Placement
Can be relocated more easily than ceiling-mounted equipment during renovations.
Benefits
Typical Applications
Available Capacities
Optional Accessories
Brands We Supply
Installation Options
Curious what installation typically costs? See our AC installation cost guide.
Preventive Maintenance
Warranty
Manufacturer parts and compressor warranty of 1–5 years; Frosten workmanship warranty on installation and commissioning.
Industries Served
Why Choose Frosten
Professional Installation
100% in-house delivery, no subcontractors, from design through commissioning.
Preventive Maintenance
Documented maintenance plans sized to your equipment and site.
Genuine Spare Parts
Parts sourced through authorised brand channels, not grey-market substitutes.
Qualified Technicians
Trained, accountable in-house engineers, the same team from survey to aftercare.
Fast Response
24/7 breakdown response across our service footprint.
Warranty Support
Manufacturer warranty backed by Frosten's own workmanship guarantee.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are floor standing units as efficient as ceiling units?
Efficiency ratings are comparable for the same capacity; the difference is purely about where the indoor unit sits, driven by ceiling access rather than performance.
Can these units be moved later if we renovate?
Yes, floor-standing indoor units are generally easier to relocate than ceiling-mounted equipment, though refrigerant work still needs a qualified technician.
