Complete cold room kits · panels + door + refrigeration
Walk-In Coolers & Walk-In Freezers
A Be There walk-in cold room kit includes PU or PIR panels (75–200 mm), a hinged or sliding insulated door, a matched condensing unit and evaporator, a digital controller, lighting and fixings. Chillers hold 0 °C to +10 °C, freezers −18 °C to −25 °C, blast rooms down to −35 °C.
−35 to +10 °CSpecifications
Typical models.
Walk-in coolers, walk-in freezers and blast rooms delivered as one kit: insulated panels cut to your layout, door, refrigeration unit, evaporator, controller and every accessory, ready to assemble on site. Values are typical; we configure voltage, size or capacity and confirm data on the quotation.
| Configuration | Inner size (L × W × H) | Room temperature | Panels | Refrigeration | Typical use |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Small chiller | 2.0 × 2.0 × 2.2 m | 0 °C to +8 °C | 75–100 mm PU | Monoblock (plug-in), about 1–1.5 HP | Restaurants, florists, pharmacies |
| Medium chiller | 3.0 × 2.5 × 2.4 m | 0 °C to +5 °C | 100 mm PU | Split condensing unit, about 2–3 HP | Supermarkets, meat and dairy |
| Medium freezer | 3.0 × 3.0 × 2.4 m | −18 °C to −20 °C | 120–150 mm PU / PIR | Low-temp split unit, about 2–3 HP | Frozen food, ice cream, ice storage |
| Large freezer | 6.0 × 4.0 × 3.0 m | −18 °C to −25 °C | 150 mm PIR | Low-temp condensing unit, about 5–8 HP | Distribution, seafood |
| Blast room | 3.0 × 2.5 × 2.4 m | to −35 °C | 150–200 mm PIR | Sized to product load per batch | Seafood, bakery, meat processing |
≈ approximate, measured at standard test conditions.
Features
Built for daily commercial use.
Cut to your layout
Panels are produced to your inner dimensions with corners, ceiling and floor panels numbered for assembly.
Matched refrigeration
The condensing unit and evaporator are sized from your room volume, temperature and daily product load.
Freezer-ready details
Heated door frame, pressure-relief valve, insulated floor and anti-frost options for rooms below 0 °C.
Installation support
Assembly drawings, video guidance and an optional engineer visit for large rooms.
Applications
Where it works.
- Restaurants and hotels
- Supermarkets
- Meat and seafood
- Fruit and vegetables
- Pharmaceutical storage
- Ice storage rooms
- Florists
- Breweries and beer coolers
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Buyer's guides
Before you order.
A walk in cooler is a room-sized refrigerated store built from insulated panels with a door and refrigeration unit. Be There walk in coolers and freezers come as complete modular kits: PU or PIR panels 75–200 mm thick, door, condensing unit, evaporator, controller and lighting. Choose a small walk in cooler for a restaurant, a large walk in cooler for distribution, or a walk in cooler and freezer combo with a shared wall. Outdoor walk in cooler versions add a roof and weatherproof condensing unit.
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