A buyer stands at the trade counter and asks the question exactly like this: walk-in or modular? The honest answer is a napkin, not a catalogue. Draw one line for how big the box must be, another for how it should be built. The either-or falls apart, because one word describes a scale and the…
At two in the morning the compressor is fine and the door is not. Ice has welded the gasket to the frame, the shift leader is tempted to put a shoulder into it, and the stock behind that door is warming by the minute. Most cold room door problems trace back to a choice made…
The walk-through starts at the airlock, and the questions start before the first door. The list is short: what the walls are made of, what happens if a fire starts, and where the paperwork lives. Facility managers answer the contamination half from memory. The fire half usually takes a week of phone calls, because the…