Cold Room & Freezer Flooring
Cold rooms and freezers put floors under thermal stress, condensation and constant trolley traffic. The system and installation timing have to suit low temperatures and the downtime available.
01Applications
Where it's used
- Cold rooms and coolrooms
- Freezers
- Food storage and distribution
- Adjoining kitchen and prep areas
02Specification
What decides the system
- Operating temperature
- Whether the room can be shut down for installation
- Slip resistance where condensation forms
- Hygiene and coving
- Trolley and pallet-jack traffic
03Process
How we install it
- 01
Inspect
We check the concrete, moisture, cracks, joints and existing coatings, and confirm how the floor will be used.
- 02
Prepare
Diamond grinding or mechanical preparation, then crack, joint and defect repairs. Most coating failures start here.
- 03
Install
Primer, body and top coats for the specified system, with coving, line marking or colour zones built in.
- 04
Hand over
Correct cure time before traffic returns, plus care and cleaning guidance.
05FAQ
Common questions
Can you install in an operating cold room?
Most systems need specific temperature conditions to cure. We confirm what's achievable for your room during the site inspection.
Do you do coving in cold rooms?
Yes. Coving can be included to make cleaning easier.
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