Insulated Panels for Coolers, Freezers & Cold Rooms
Insulated panel solutions for commercial walk-in coolers, walk-in freezers, cold rooms and temperature-controlled spaces.
The Walls and Ceilings That Form the Cold Room
Insulated panels create the enclosure around a commercial cooler, freezer or cold-storage space.
The room layout, operating temperature, doors and existing building all need to be considered when planning the panel system.
Insulated Panels for Different Cold Spaces
Panel systems can be used for small walk-ins, larger cold rooms and temperature-controlled spaces.
Walk-In Coolers
Insulated wall and ceiling systems for commercial refrigerated storage.
Walk-In Freezers
Insulated enclosures for commercial frozen-storage applications.
Large Cold Rooms
Panel systems for larger refrigerated warehouse and food-storage spaces.
Temperature Zones
Interior panel walls can help divide different refrigerated spaces.
More Than Individual Panels
A cold room requires the panels, joints, openings and access points to work together as one enclosure.
Wall Panels
Form the insulated walls around the refrigerated or frozen space.
Ceiling Panels
Complete the insulated enclosure above the cold room.
Panel Connections
Panel joints need proper alignment and connection during installation.
Doors & Openings
Cold-room doors and equipment openings need to fit the panel layout.
What Needs to Be Considered?
Cooler or Freezer?
The intended room temperature affects how the enclosure is planned.
Room Dimensions
Width, length and height determine the panel layout.
Indoor or Outdoor
The installation environment affects how the room needs to be planned.
Door Locations
Door size and placement need to fit the way the room will be used.
Existing Structure
Walls, ceilings and surrounding space may affect the room configuration.
Expansion
Future storage needs can be considered when planning the room.
Replacement Panels & Cold Room Modifications
Not every project starts from scratch. Existing coolers and freezers may need damaged panels replaced, layouts changed or additional space added.
- Replace damaged insulated panels
- Modify existing cold-room walls
- Add or change door openings
- Expand existing cooler or freezer space
- Reconfigure room layouts
- Review older panel systems
From Room Layout to Finished Enclosure
Review the Space
Understand the available area and what the cold room needs to do.
Plan the Layout
Consider room size, doors, openings and equipment requirements.
Install the Panels
Assemble the walls and ceiling to form the insulated enclosure.
Complete the Cold Room
Coordinate the enclosure with doors and refrigeration requirements.
Built for Commercial Cold Storage
Insulated panel systems are used across businesses that need refrigerated or frozen storage.
Restaurants & Cafés
Walk-in cooler and freezer rooms for commercial kitchens.
Grocery Stores
Refrigerated back-room and frozen-storage spaces.
Bakeries
Cold rooms for ingredients and finished products.
Food Processing
Temperature-controlled spaces supporting production.
Warehousing
Larger refrigerated and frozen-storage areas.
Food Distribution
Cold rooms supporting refrigerated inventory and logistics.
Common Questions
What are insulated panels used for?
Can insulated panels be used for both coolers and freezers?
Can you build a custom-size cold room?
Can damaged cold-room panels be replaced?
Can an existing walk-in cooler or freezer be expanded?
Do you also provide refrigeration for the cold room?
Planning a Cooler, Freezer or Cold Room?
Tell us the size, location and type of cold space you need and we'll help you get started.