Guide to Cold Storage Doors

Go with a high tech cold storage door

Check out cooler doors from Rite-Hite Doors or Chase Doors for some of the latest technology.

I recommend: Rite-Hite Doors gives you the FasTrax FR, an energy-efficient cold storage door that combines their Thermal Air System with an InsulMax curtain. Also of note is their Glider Door System, their Barrier Fold Cold Storage door and their Iso-Teck door system. Chase Doors uses their ColdGuard system to provide you a strong and durable freezer door. They offer sliding, swinging, vertical overhead, insulated traffic and strip doors.

Think affordable cold storage doors or curtains

Companies like DACO Corp. and Jamison provide you with affordable, high quality cold storage products.

I recommend: DACO Corp. offers a nice variety of Air Curtains and Air Doors. They do this by making doors and curtains that blow a controlled stream of air down across the doorway. This allows you to keep the indoor air in and outdoor air out. Jamison sells a plyfoam door that is filled with 4" of non-CFC polyurethane insulation. They strive to give you operating efficiency and energy savings. They can create new doors or retrofit old ones.

Replace existing freezer doors

If the insulation or the quality of your old door is well past its prime, consider upgrading to a new door to save you money on your electric bill as well as less product lost.

I recommend: Try Frank Door Company for custom-made freezer doors for new or existing walk-in freezers. American Cooler sells standard size replacement doors, or they can create you a new custom fit door.

Find unique retailers for your cold storage door

There are even more cold storage door retailers that sell efficient and unique products that are cheaply maintained.

I recommend: Price a DYNACO Rapid Roll Up Door, or look at the AirSeal Doors by EnviroDoors.