Cold Room Doors

Sliding Door for Cold Room

Cold Room sliding door is suitable for all range of cold room from +10°C to -20°C. A heater can be installed on the door blade to prevent the door from frosting in an extreme low temperature room.

The sliding door is using wall guided, there is no modification need on the floor. The sliding door can be motorized upon client request.

  • Size: Customized
  • Thickness: 50mm, 75mm or 100mm
  • Core Insulation: Polyurethane (PUR)
  • Core Density: 42kg/m3
  • Cladding: 0.45mm PPGI or 0.5mm 304B Stainless Steel
  • Accessories: Italy Sliding Door Accessories
  • Heater type: 35W Constant Heater
  • Motorized: Optional

Vertical Sliding Door for Cold Room

Vertical sliding door is suitable for all range of cold room from +10°C to -20°C. This is another option when there is space constraint to install sliding door.

Cold Room Swing Door

Cold Room swing door is suitable for all range of cold room from +10°C to -20°C. A heater can be installed on the door blade to prevent the door from frosting in an extreme low temperature room.

  • Size: Customized
  • Thickness: 75mm or 100mm
  • Panel Thickness: 50mm, 75mm, 100mm, 120mm and 150mm
  • Density: 42kg/m3
  • Cladding: 0.45mm PPGI, 0.5mm 304B Stainless Steel
  • Insulation: Rigid Polyurethane Foam
  • Assembly: Tongue and Groove
  • Panel Joint System: Semi-Camlock System

Cabin Door for Cold Room

Polyurethane Insulated Cabin Door, used for technical areas, offices and toilettes.

  • Hinged
  • Semi-insulating
  • Blade thickness 30mm to 50mm
  • Polyurethane density 42kg/m3
  • Double blade version available

Applications for Cold Room Doors

Mainly used in areas with a positive temperature (therefore T>0°C), in order to:

  • Divide areas for the drugs processing, or areas for the blood processing and freezing, from the ones used as offices;
  • Divide noisy areas (soundproof door) from the ones that must be deafened (for example in the hospitals);
  • Divide cold areas (thermo-insulating door) from the ones used as offices;
  • Divide projecting areas from the one used as offices, for example in the Communication and IT industry;
  • Divide hygienic areas (toilettes, showers) from the dressing room.