Chilled food storage
Form insulated walls and ceilings around ingredients and finished food in processing, catering and distribution facilities.
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Machine-Made Polyurethane Cold Room Panel
Product specifications
| Brand | ST |
|---|---|
| Application | Cold-room wall panels / cold-room ceiling systems |
| Core structure | PIR / PUR |
| Edge construction | Interlocking profile frame |
| Panel width | 1140 mm |
| Panel thickness | 50 / 75 / 100 / 150 / 200 / 250 mm |
| Maximum panel length | 11,800 mm |
| Facing material | Prepainted galvanized steel (PPGI) / SS304 stainless steel |
| Core density | PIR: 45–55 kg/m³ / PUR: 38–45 kg/m³ |
| Fire grade | PIR: B1 / B2; PUR: B2 / B3 |
Customization availablePUR or PIR core, panel dimensions, metal facing and joint closures can be tailored to your cold-room layout.
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Machine-Made Polyurethane Cold Room Panel combines a PUR or PIR rigid foam core with metal faces for refrigerated walls and ceilings. Higher foam density, improved insulation, stronger compression resistance and enhanced flame retardancy are the four key features: they help limit incoming heat, support the facings and address cold-room fire-performance requirements.
The single-groove NorMa-style connection follows a stepped interlocking path. Metal-wrapped edges protect the groove during handling, while sealed joints and closed corners complete the insulated enclosure.
APPLICATION ENVIRONMENTS
Continuous enclosures for refrigerated storage
Frozen stores
Separate frozen storage from warmer surroundings with insulation thickness and sealed junctions matched to the refrigeration design.
Refrigerated holding rooms
Fit panel runs around access doors and handling areas so the enclosure follows the goods flow.
PRACTICAL BENEFITS
Keep the insulation continuous at the joints
Stepped interlocking connection
The shaped edge provides a defined meeting point for adjoining panels and their seals.
Protected groove edges
Thin metal returns cover the joint edges, helping protect their shape during handling and assembly.
Accessible metal surfaces
Metal faces enclose the foam and leave the room surface accessible for routine cleaning.
SELECTION GUIDE
Match the panel run to the cold room
Temperature difference
Choose foam type and thickness for the storage temperature and the surrounding conditions.
Corners, doors and ceiling supports
Plan seals and closures through wall junctions and door frames; coordinate the ceiling support layout separately.
Facing and cleaning
Select PPGI or SS304 facing to suit moisture exposure and the cleaning procedure.
PRODUCT QUESTIONS
Machine-made cold room panel questions
What does single-groove NorMa style describe?
It describes the stepped interlocking connection between adjacent panels. Metal-wrapped edges and the selected seals complete that junction.
Can the panel form walls and ceilings?
Yes. It is used for both cold-room walls and ceilings, with the supports and openings arranged for each part of the enclosure.
What is the difference between PUR and PIR?
PUR is polyurethane and PIR is polyisocyanurate. Both are rigid foam options; their density ranges and fire grades are listed separately in the table.
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