Cold Chain Logistics Hubs & Retail Distribution Warehouses

In a "Box-in-Box" project, the outer building already exists and insulated rooms are built inside. In a standalone "Cold Storage Building", SerPan Cold + SerHangar engineer the structural steel frame, external roof/facade cladding, internal insulated envelope, and loading docks as a single integrated facility.

Primary steel columns and rafters are positioned outside the insulated thermal envelope wherever possible, with ceiling panels suspended via thermal-break hangers. Any internal columns are fully boxed with insulated panels and PU-injected joints.

A pre-engineered package comprising structural steel members, external roof/facade cladding, internal cold room wall/ceiling panels, all insulated and traffic doors, flashing/corner profiles, suspension hardware, and assembly drawings—ideal for export and remote sites.

Foundations and civil concrete works are typically executed by the client's local civil contractor according to SerPan Cold load and elevation drawings, while floor vapor barriers, insulation, structural steel, panels, doors, and refrigeration are clearly defined in our Scope Matrix (EK H05).

The truck dock interface is the most vulnerable link in the cold chain. Integrating insulated dock doors, inflatable/curtain dock shelters, and a conditioned staging corridor prevents ambient air infiltration during loading.