Warehouse racking

Cold room racking

Cold-room racking is documented for use down to −40°C. The historical catalogue describes a stable 20 µm anodized-aluminum structure without cross-bracing, with a continuous loading surface along straight runs and in corners. The published dimensions are study guidelines; load capacity, anchoring, stainless-steel option and hygiene compliance must be confirmed for the room.

  • Use down to −40°C to be confirmed in the study
  • 20 µm anodized aluminum documented
  • Cross-brace-free structure, corners to be laid out

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Cold room racking — Rayonnage alu inox pour chambre froide

Technical specifications

Specification Value
Operating temperatures down to −40°C in the historical catalogue; the exact room and racking range must be confirmed
Materials 20 µm anodized aluminum documented; stainless-steel option and corrosion resistance to be confirmed
Height 1,850 to 3,500 mm in the historical guidelines
Length 1,000 to 1,350 mm per bay in the historical guidelines; straight runs and corners require a layout study
Depth 400 to 1,200 mm in the historical guidelines
Structure no cross-bracing and continuous loading surface; shelf type, capacity and washability to be confirmed

Source: Kollirama historical product sheet and catalogue extract. The published dimensional guidelines and −40°C limit are retained as source-backed references; shelf load, anchoring, stainless-steel finish, corrosion, food-contact suitability, certification and cleaning protocol are not documented here and must be validated in the study.

Available products

Shelves and levels Shelf type, format, load capacity, dismantling and washing procedure are not documented in the available extract: specify them in the quotation.
Accessories and protection Compatibility with a cold room, material and corrosion resistance must be checked before ordering.
Pallet storage For full pallets, compare a high-density storage solution; temperature, rails, trucks and maintenance require a separate study.

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Frequently asked questions

What racking should be used in a cold room?

The historical catalogue documents a stable 20 µm anodized-aluminum structure without cross-bracing, for use down to −40°C. The stainless-steel option, corrosion resistance, load capacity and food-contact suitability must be confirmed for the room being studied.

Does the racking work in negative cold (deep-freeze)?

The historical source indicates use down to −40°C, but it does not provide detailed certification for each configuration. Give us the set point, defrost phases and stored products so compatibility can be confirmed.

How do I make the best use of cold room corners?

The cross-brace-free structure described by the source provides a continuous loading surface along straight runs and in corners. The layout must still allow clearance for doors, evaporators, airflow and handling operations.

Can pallets be stored in a cold room?

Yes, but the racking described here is intended for storage on levels, not for a validated pallet load. For full pallets, compare high-density storage; rails, loads, trucks, temperature and maintenance require a separate study.

What dimensions are needed for sizing?

Provide the room plan and clear dimensions, set point, doors, evaporators and circulation, plus products, containers, loads per level and installation method. The historical guidelines run from 1,850 to 3,500 mm high, 1,000 to 1,350 mm per bay and 400 to 1,200 mm deep; the final layout must be calculated.

How should hygiene and racking maintenance be checked?

Ask for the surface, dismantling, cleaning and compatible cleaning-product details for the selected finish. The source reviewed confirms neither washable shelves, food-contact suitability nor certification, so these points must be included in the technical validation.

Are installation and anchoring included?

The historical extract does not describe the fixing method, anchors, slab requirements or tolerances. These must be checked on the layout with the loads, cold-room walls and circulation constraints before ordering.

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