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Food aur pharma cold chain

Holds its R-value down to −30°C.

Cold rooms live or die on their insulation. High-density TKG EPS keeps performing under continuous freezing cycles and structural load.

94%+
R-value retained after 15 years
TKG high-density EPS insulation sheets for cold storage
Where it matters most

Where the cold chain depends on it

Cold room walls & ceiling

Primary insulation boundary. High-density EPS in a sandwich panel configuration with vapour barriers.

Under-floor slab

Prevents frost heave, ground moisture freezing and lifting the structure. Critical for any freezer floor.

Pharma & blood bank rooms

Precise 2-8°C control. Non-toxic, non-reactive, compatible with GxP and food-safety compliance.

Where most heat gets in

Roof insulation

Built for continuous freeze-thaw cycles and structural load.

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This is the layout for a typical cold storage setup. Depending on what's being stored and your facility's specific requirements, the exact application method can vary a lot, this is assessed during the site survey.

Cold storage roof insulation method: RCC roof slab, waterproofing layer, TKG insulation sheets with staggered and taped joints, thin plastic sheet, roofing as desired

Roof Insulation

RCC roof slab → waterproofing, verified → TKG insulation sheets, joints staggered & taped → thin plastic sheet → roofing as desired

Waterproofing is verified before any sheets go down. Staggered, taped joints keep the thermal boundary continuous with no gaps for heat to sneak through.

Cold room walls and floor

Wall & floor insulation

Compressive strength for continuous load, plus frost heave protection underfoot.

Cold storage wall insulation method: wall brick block or RCC, adhesive, TKG EPS sheets, mesh wire, cement-based plaster, paint or design finish

Wall Insulation

Wall (brick / block / RCC) → adhesive → TKG EPS sheets → mesh wire (kukar ke jali) → cement-based plaster → any paint or design finish

Can be done on the inside or the outside of the wall. Higher density grades handle the continuous load cold rooms put on the structure.

Under-floor frost heave protection, TKG

Under-Floor Frost Heave Protection

High-density EPS under the floor slab + vapour barrier, before concrete pour

Water beneath the slab freezes, expands, and lifts the structure. TKG prevents this entirely.

Precision Temperature Control for Cold Storage

Temperature-controlled environments demand precision. TKG manufactures EPS insulation sheets that maintain stable temperatures for food storage, pharmaceutical facilities, and industrial cold storage. We work with you to specify the exact density and thickness your facility requires.

For cold storage and temperature-controlled facilities: WhatsApp 0311-1666048 or email info@tkginsulation.com
Commercial & cold storage

Common questions about cold storage insulation

What density do you recommend for cold storage?

24-32 kg/m³. Higher density gives compressive strength under continuous freezing cycles, excellent R-value retention in extreme cold, and resistance to frost-heave pressure.

Does it hold R-value in freezing temperatures?

Yes. EPS maintains 94%+ of its performance even at −30°C and below, ideal for pharma cold rooms, food freezers and blood-bank storage.

How does it prevent frost heave?

Under-floor insulation stops ground moisture beneath the slab from freezing and lifting the structure. For critical applications we use high-density EPS with proper vapour barriers.

Is it suitable for pharmaceutical cold storage (2-8°C)?

Yes. It's non-toxic, holds R-value precisely at 2-8°C, is non-reactive with products, and is widely used in pharma logistics. We can meet GxP compliance requirements.

More questions, including general product and roof/wall specs? See the full FAQ page.

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