Cold Storage Gates & Doors
Doors are where cold rooms lose energy and where daily operations concentrate. Ours are specified for the traffic they will actually see.
What we build
We supply insulated doors and gates matched to chamber temperature, opening size and material handling pattern. Sliding doors suit high-traffic pallet movement, hinged doors work for personnel and smaller chambers, and sectional or high-speed options address docks with continuous flow.
Hardware is chosen for cold-side duty: gaskets that stay flexible at low temperature, heater provisions where frost is a risk, and inside safety release so no one can be trapped in a chamber.
Typical specification
- Types
- Sliding, hinged, double-leaf, sectional options
- Leaf thickness
- 60 / 80 / 100 / 125 / 150 mm
- Skins
- Pre-coated GI or stainless steel facings
- Operation
- Manual or motorised with push-button control
- Accessories
- Heaters, viewing panel, kick plate, PVC strip curtain
- Safety
- Inside release handle, anti-drop track detailing
Specifications are indicative and finalised against your drawing, site conditions and approved quotation.
Learn before you specify
Cold Storage Gates & Doors
Built into every unit
Insulated leaf construction
PUF-cored leaves with sealed edges to limit heat ingress at the largest opening in the envelope.
Low-temperature sealing
Perimeter gaskets and optional frame heaters to control frost build-up and maintain a clean seal.
Traffic-rated hardware
Heavy-duty tracks, rollers and hinges sized for repeated daily operation with loaded pallet trucks.
Safety as standard practice
Inside release handles, viewing windows and protective bumpers specified for occupied chambers.
Where it is used
- Cold store chamber entrances
- Dock and loading bay openings
- Freezer and blast chiller access doors
- Food processing hall partitions
- Pharma storage room entries
- Clean room and controlled-environment doorways
Questions we are asked
Sliding or hinged — which suits my chamber?
Sliding doors are preferred where pallet trucks move frequently or space in front of the door is limited. Hinged doors are simpler and cost-effective for personnel access and smaller chambers.
Do I need door heaters?
Heaters are typically specified for freezer-temperature chambers where frost would otherwise form on the frame and gasket. For chiller rooms they are often unnecessary.
Can you replace doors on an existing cold store?
Yes. Share the opening size, existing panel thickness and chamber temperature and we will propose a compatible replacement door.
Planning a cold storage gates & doors project?
Share your requirement, site conditions and timeline. Our team will come back with a specification and a written quotation.