Match to room

The component that decides whether your cold room actually stays cold.

Sliding, hinged, and high-speed insulated doors with PIR cores, multi-stage gasket sealing, and industrial hardware — engineered to match the cold room they protect.

Insulated Doors

The cold-room door is the single most overlooked component in any cold facility — and the one that quietly determines whether your energy budget is reasonable or ruinous. Specify it well and the rest of the system runs as designed; specify it poorly and you'll fight frost, gasket failures, and creeping energy waste for years.

Door types we deliver

Sliding insulated doors

The standard for main openings of cold rooms and freezers. Available with manual or motorised operation, multi-stage gasket sealing, heated frames for sub-zero applications, and PIR cores matched to the room thickness.

Hinged insulated doors

For low-traffic personnel access points where sliding-door real estate isn't justified. Robust gasket systems and weight-balanced hinges for long service life.

High-speed insulated doors

For openings where forklifts and stock move continuously. Fast cycle times minimise air loss and protect adjacent product temperatures.

Special-application doors

CA store gas-tight doors. Heavy-duty blast freezer doors. Hygiene-grade pharma doors. We engineer these around your specific room and process.

What separates a good door from a cheap door

  • PIR core thickness matched to room temperature (not undersized to save cost)
  • Multi-stage gasket systems instead of single-edge seals
  • Heated frames on freezer applications below −20°C to prevent ice build-up
  • Industrial hardware rated for actual cycle counts on your site
  • Floor sealing and threshold detail engineered with the slab
Applications

Where insulated doors are used.

Each application has different temperature, hygiene, and compliance demands. We've delivered for all of them.

01+4°C

Cold rooms

Sliding doors as standard primary access

02−25°C

Freezer rooms

Heated-frame sliding doors with thicker cores

03ambient

Loading docks

High-speed doors for high-traffic logistics

04+1°C

CA stores

Gas-tight doors with pressure-rated seals

05+5°C

Pharma

Hygiene-finished doors with validated gaskets

06−40°C

Industrial

Heavy-duty doors for blast freezers

Frequently asked

Insulated Doors — questions buyers ask.

The technical and commercial questions we hear most often before a contract is signed.

01Why specify heated frames?
Below −20°C, ambient moisture freezes onto the door frame and gasket, eventually breaking the seal. Heated frames prevent this entirely.
02Manual or motorised?
Manual is fine for low-cycle doors. Anywhere a forklift cycles regularly, motorised pays back fast in time saved and reduced damage.
03Can you replace existing doors?
Yes — door retrofits are a common, high-ROI project. We measure the opening, manufacture, and install with minimal facility downtime.
04How thick should the door be?
Match it to the room: ~80 mm for chillers, 100 mm for standard freezers, 125–150 mm for blast freezers and CA stores.
Get in touch

Tell us your product and your temperature — we'll quote it in 24 hours.

Share capacity, temperature, and location. Our engineers come back with a sized concept design and indicative budget — no pressure, no obligation.

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