Plywood and Stainless Steel Options

Floor Panel

The floor panel is a specialized structural element used in industrial cooling systems, cold rooms, and cold storage facilities. Thanks to the insulation material inside, it contributes to the overall insulation integrity of the structure and enhances the efficiency of the cooling systems. It plays a critical role in maintaining low ambient temperatures and stabilizing humidity levels. For this reason, it is considered an indispensable component in modern cooling infrastructure.

Plywood and stainless steel floor panels play a significant role in cold room construction. Designed with an innovative approach by Frigopol Cooling, these panels not only reliably bear high loads exerted on the floor but also offer excellent insulation and thermal protection properties.

What is a Floor Panel?

A floor panel is a structural element designed to be placed on the floor of refrigerated areas. It consists of an insulation core between two metal sheets. During installation, it is mounted to the floor to provide structural integrity and significantly improve the cooling efficiency of the system.

Frigopol Cooling uses steel sheet material in its floor panels. These sheets are galvanized to enhance corrosion resistance, resulting in long-lasting, durable panels that maintain their performance for years.

The thickness of the panels varies depending on the application area and the required level of insulation, allowing for tailored solutions for each project.

Applications and Advantages of Floor Panels

Thanks to PIR or PUR insulation cores, Frigopol Cooling floor panels provide high thermal insulation performance. As a result, they are widely used in various areas, including:

• Cold storage rooms

• Pharmaceutical warehouses

• Laboratories

• Fruit and vegetable processing facilities

• Meat and meat product processing facilities

Floor panels minimize heat loss in their environments, thus saving energy and reducing cooling costs. Their waterproof structure also ensures control not only of temperature but also of humidity and pressure. Additionally, they are resistant to high temperatures and fire.