BeyondSpan Cold Room Panels are insulated metal sandwich panels engineered for refrigerated warehouses, freezers, food-processing facilities and controlled-temperature rooms. High-density PU or PIR cores deliver strong thermal performance with airtight interlocking joints.
Energy-Efficient Cold Storage Enclosures
Factory-injected cyclopentane-based CFC-free polyurethane forms a continuous rigid insulation core between durable metal facings. Tongue-and-groove connections, accurate dimensions and optional cam-lock or sealed joints help control air leakage, condensation and thermal bridging.
Key Benefits
- Low thermal conductivity for reduced refrigeration energy consumption.
- PU and PIR core options for different fire and thermal requirements.
- Moisture-resistant closed-cell insulation.
- Tight interlocking joints support hygienic temperature-controlled spaces.
- Strong, lightweight panels enable rapid modular installation.
- Custom thicknesses, lengths, colors and surface finishes.
Technical Specifications
| Core material | CFC-free PU, typically 35-40 kg/m³; PIR typically 40-45 kg/m³ |
|---|---|
| Panel thickness | 50, 75, 80, 100, 120, 150 or 200 mm |
| Effective width | 920 or 1120 mm; custom widths available |
| Exterior steel thickness | 0.4-0.8 mm |
| Interior steel thickness | 0.4-0.8 mm |
| Surface profiles | Flat, micro-ribbed or box-ribbed |
| Facing options | Pre-painted galvanized or Al-Zn coated steel; project-specific hygienic finishes |
Temperature-Controlled Applications
- Chilled and frozen food warehouses
- Cold-chain logistics centers
- Food and beverage processing rooms
- Pharmaceutical and laboratory storage
- Commercial walk-in coolers and freezers
- Agricultural and seafood cold storage
Panel Selection Guidance
Required thickness depends on internal temperature, ambient climate, humidity, room size and energy target. Freezer applications generally require thicker panels and careful vapor-control detailing. BeyondSpan can coordinate wall, ceiling, floor, corner and door interfaces as a complete enclosure.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between PU and PIR cold room panels?
Both provide efficient closed-cell insulation. PIR is formulated for improved fire behavior, while PU is a widely used high-performance and economical cold-room insulation.
Can panels be supplied for freezer rooms?
Yes. Panel thickness, joints, vapor control and accessories are selected according to the required operating temperature.
Are hygienic finishes available?
Yes. Smooth, easy-clean interior facings and project-specific coatings can be supplied for food, pharmaceutical and clean environments.
Request a Cold Room Panel Quotation
Provide the room dimensions, operating temperature, ambient conditions, door openings and required quantities for a complete panel recommendation.
