Indian engineers walking a bright cold storage aisle with pallet racking and ceiling evaporators

Cold rooms manufactured for Indian sites

Cold Room Manufacturer in India

Uniref is a cold room manufacturer providing customized cold room solutions for commercial and industrial applications across India.

We design, manufacture, supply and install cold rooms based on product storage needs, required temperature, site conditions and daily operations.

  • Customized Design
  • Manufacturing
  • Installation
  • After Sales Support
Indian engineers beside a white modular cold room and outdoor condensing units

Room air

22.0°C

Holding illustration

Years of experience
20+
Projects completed
2,500+
Offices in Jaipur, Chennai, Delhi and Indore
4
Service locations
40+

Project selector

What Kind of Cold Room Do You Need?

Choose a cold room based on your product, required temperature, storage volume and daily operating conditions.

Select the photograph that matches what you store.

Required temperature

Approximate capacity

How a cold room is specified

Cold Rooms Engineered Around Your Storage Requirements

A cold room should be designed around the actual storage requirement, not around a fixed standard specification. Product type, required temperature, humidity, storage volume, loading pattern and working hours all affect how the room should be engineered.

Indian ambient conditions also matter. High outdoor temperatures, humidity, frequent door opening and varying power conditions can influence refrigeration load, insulation requirements and system performance. As a cold room manufacturer in India, Uniref considers these factors while developing the room specification.

  • Temperature Stability

    The refrigeration system is selected to maintain the required temperature under expected loading and operating conditions.

  • Insulation Performance

    Suitable insulation helps limit heat transfer between the cold room and the surrounding environment.

  • Airflow

    Proper airflow helps distribute cooled air throughout the storage area and reduces uneven temperature zones.

  • Humidity Control

    Humidity requirements are considered where product quality, moisture retention or condensation control is important.

  • Energy Efficiency

    Equipment selection, insulation, door design and controls are planned to reduce unnecessary refrigeration load.

  • Product Safety

    The cold room layout and temperature conditions are planned around the storage needs of the products kept inside.

Ceiling evaporator and vegetable crates inside a bright Indian chiller room

Room types

Cold Room Solutions for Different Applications

Different storage applications require different room layouts, refrigeration systems and temperature conditions.

An Indian chef checking stock inside a hotel kitchen walk in cold room

Staff access storage

Walk In Cold Room

Staff access storage

A walk in cold room provides controlled refrigerated storage for businesses that need regular staff access to stored products. It can be designed for applications such as food, dairy, hospitality, pharmaceuticals and fresh produce, with the operating temperature selected according to the material being stored.

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A white modular cold room built from insulated panels inside a sunny Indian factory

Built from insulated panels

Modular Cold Room

Built from insulated panels

A modular cold room uses insulated panels that allow the room size and configuration to be planned around the available site space. This solution is suitable for food plants, warehouses, restaurants and industrial facilities where flexible installation and controlled temperature storage are required.

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Pallets of wrapped frozen food inside a bright Indian freezer room

−18°C to −25°C

Freezer Room

−18°C to −25°C

Freezer rooms are designed for products that require sustained frozen storage, commonly around −18°C to −25°C depending on the application. They can be used for frozen food, meat, poultry, seafood, ice cream and other products that must remain below freezing.

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Milk crates and leafy vegetables on stainless racks inside an Indian chiller room

0°C to +8°C

Chiller Room

0°C to +8°C

A chiller room is used where products need refrigerated storage without deep freezing. Operating ranges such as 0°C to +5°C or +2°C to +8°C are common for fresh food, dairy products, vegetables and selected pharmaceutical applications.

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Seafood on stainless trolleys under a large evaporator inside an Indian blast freezer

Rapid freezing

Blast Freezer Room

Rapid freezing

Blast freezer rooms are used when products need to be frozen rapidly rather than simply stored at a frozen temperature. Strong air circulation and appropriately selected refrigeration equipment help remove heat quickly from food, seafood, meat and other products before long term frozen storage.

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An Indian technician checking trays cooling under an evaporator in a blast chiller

Rapid chilling

Blast Chiller Room

Rapid chilling

A blast chiller room rapidly reduces product temperature to a safer chilled range before storage, processing or distribution. It is commonly considered for cooked food, bakery items, prepared meals and food processing applications where controlled cooling time is important.

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Adjoining Indian cold rooms, one holding fresh produce and one holding frozen cartons

More than one temperature

Combo Cold Room

More than one temperature

A combo cold room combines more than one temperature zone within the same overall storage facility. A project may include separate chilled and frozen areas, allowing businesses to store products with different temperature requirements while keeping operations within one coordinated cold storage layout.

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Sample trays on stainless racks inside a bright Indian laboratory incubation room

Controlled environment

Incubation Room

Controlled environment

An incubation room maintains controlled environmental conditions for applications that require stable temperature and, where necessary, humidity. These rooms may be used for pharmaceutical, laboratory, testing or specialised industrial processes where consistent environmental control is more important than conventional food storage.

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Not sure which cold room fits the product?

Share the product and the temperature you need to hold. The engineering team can say whether you need a chiller, a freezer, a blast room or a combination.

Temperature bands

Choose the Right Temperature Range

The correct cold room temperature depends on the product, storage duration and operating process.

+2°C to +8°C

Pharma, Dairy, Fresh Produce

This range is commonly used for selected pharmaceuticals, dairy products and fresh produce that require controlled chilled storage.

Actual temperature requirements depend on stored products and operating conditions.

What you store

Cold Rooms Built for What You Store

Cold room design should reflect the storage behaviour, temperature sensitivity and handling requirements of the product.

Mangoes, leafy greens and citrus crates inside a bright Indian produce cold room

0°C to +5°C

Fruits and Vegetables

Cold rooms for fruits and vegetables help maintain suitable temperature and humidity conditions to support product freshness during storage.

Milk cans, butter and cheese trays inside an Indian dairy cold room

+2°C to +8°C

Dairy

Milk, cheese, butter and other dairy products require controlled refrigeration based on their product specific storage requirements.

Ice cream cartons on racks inside a bright Indian freezer room

−18°C to −25°C

Ice Cream

Ice cream storage generally requires stable deep freeze conditions to maintain product texture and prevent temperature fluctuation.

An Indian worker checking covered meat trays inside a hygienic cold room

Chilled or frozen

Meat

Cold rooms for meat can be designed for chilled or frozen storage depending on processing, holding and distribution requirements.

Packed poultry crates on pallets inside a white Indian cold room

Chilled or frozen

Poultry

Poultry storage may require chilled or frozen conditions, with room design based on product state, loading frequency and storage duration.

Fish on ice in white crates inside an Indian seafood cold room

Chilled or frozen

Seafood

Seafood cold rooms are planned to maintain low and consistent temperatures suitable for chilled or frozen fish and marine products.

Wrapped frozen food cartons on blue racking inside an Indian freezer warehouse

−18°C to −25°C

Frozen Food

Frozen food storage rooms are designed to maintain consistent deep freeze conditions during warehousing and distribution.

Medicine cartons on stainless shelves inside a bright Indian pharmaceutical cold room

+2°C to +8°C

Pharmaceuticals

Pharmaceutical cold rooms require controlled temperature conditions based on the storage specification of medicines and related products.

Sealed medical boxes on stainless shelves inside an Indian vaccine cold room

Controlled temperature

Vaccines

Vaccine storage requires carefully controlled temperatures, reliable monitoring and suitable refrigeration system design.

Buckets of marigolds and roses inside a bright Indian flower cold room

Cool holding

Flowers

Cold rooms for flowers help manage temperature and humidity conditions to support freshness before distribution or sale.

Seed sacks stacked on pallets inside a bright Indian seed cold store

Set by the seed type

Seeds

Seed storage rooms can be designed around specific temperature and humidity requirements to protect stored material.

An Indian cook beside an open walk in cold room in a restaurant kitchen

Kitchen chiller or freezer

Hospitality

Hotels, restaurants and catering facilities use cold rooms for organised chilled and frozen storage of food, beverages and ingredients.

Inside the room

What Goes Into a High Performance Cold Room?

A reliable cold room depends on how well its insulation, refrigeration equipment, controls and structural components work together. Each component should be selected according to the required temperature, room size, stored product and operating conditions.

Thick white insulated cold room panels stacked in a bright Indian factory

PUF or PIR Insulated Panels

Insulated panels help reduce heat transfer and support stable internal temperature conditions.

Want the room specified for your site?

Send the product, capacity, temperature and city. The discussion starts from those four points.

Configuration

Designed Around Your Operation

Every cold room should be configured around the way products enter, move through and leave the storage area.

Room dimensions are planned according to required storage volume, movement space and site limitations.

A compact walk in cold room opening into an Indian restaurant kitchen

The plant

Refrigeration Technology Behind the Cold Room

The refrigeration system removes heat from inside the cold room and transfers it outside. Its components must work together correctly to maintain stable temperature conditions under expected loading, door opening and ambient conditions.

A refrigeration compressor with copper pipes at an Indian factory

Equipment

Compressor

Air movement

Consistent Cooling Across the Entire Room

Stable cold room performance depends on more than reaching the required temperature at one point. Air distribution, product arrangement, room layout and operating behaviour all influence how evenly cooling reaches the stored goods.

A ceiling evaporator positioned above stored crates in an Indian cold room

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Evaporator Placement

The evaporator is positioned to support effective air distribution throughout the available storage space.

Already have a layout in mind?

A sketch of the bay, the door position and the stacking is enough to start an airflow and heat-load discussion.

Running cost

Designed to Reduce Energy Loss

Energy performance depends on the complete cold room design. Insulation, doors, refrigeration equipment, controls and operating practices should work together to limit unnecessary heat gain and avoid excessive equipment operation.

A closed, tightly sealed cold room door and thick insulated panels in an Indian plant

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How the room is built

Built With Attention to Every Detail

Uniref coordinates cold room engineering from Jaipur, with manufacturing support through facilities in Bengaluru and Mumbai. Every project is planned around its application, operating temperature, site conditions and required refrigeration performance.

Insulated cold room panels inspected in an Indian factory

01 / Panel Quality

  1. Panel Quality

    Insulated panels are selected according to the required thermal performance, room temperature and project application.

  2. Fabrication

    Components are prepared according to the approved room dimensions and project specifications.

  3. Component Selection

    Refrigeration, electrical and control components are selected according to calculated operating requirements.

  4. Assembly

    Panels, doors, refrigeration equipment and supporting components are assembled according to the planned cold room configuration.

  5. Testing

    Key equipment and controls are checked to confirm correct operation before project completion.

  6. Inspection

    The room, refrigeration system, electrical work and installation details are inspected against the approved project requirements.

  7. Pre Dispatch Checks

    Components prepared for site installation are reviewed before dispatch to reduce installation issues at the project location.

Project sequence

From Concept to Commissioning

Uniref follows a structured process from initial requirement discussion through installation, commissioning and project support.

Indian engineers discussing a cold room requirement around a drawing table

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Requirement Discussion

Ready for a heat-load discussion?

The calculation needs the product, the incoming temperature, the door use and the site ambient. Share what you know and note what is still open.

Design inputs

Key Parameters We Consider Before Designing Your Cold Room

Cold room design begins with understanding what will be stored and how the facility will operate every day.

01 / What enters the room

Stored Product

Product characteristics help determine suitable storage temperature and operating conditions.

02 / Setpoint and band

Required Temperature

The target temperature influences insulation, refrigeration capacity and equipment selection.

03 / Where moisture matters

Humidity

Humidity requirements are considered where moisture levels affect stored product quality.

04 / Volume to store

Capacity

Required storage capacity helps determine room dimensions and refrigeration requirements.

05 / What arrives each day

Daily Loading

The quantity of product entering the room each day affects the amount of heat the system must remove.

06 / Temperature at the door

Incoming Product Temperature

Products entering at higher temperatures can increase the refrigeration load.

07 / Length, width, height

Room Dimensions

Length, width and height are planned around storage requirements and available site space.

08 / How often the seal breaks

Door Opening Frequency

Frequent access can introduce warm and humid air into the room.

09 / When the room is used

Working Hours

Operating schedules influence expected equipment usage and room activity.

10 / Heat outside the panels

Ambient Temperature

Local outdoor and surrounding temperatures are considered when determining refrigeration requirements.

11 / Supply at the site

Power Availability

Available electrical supply is reviewed during equipment and control planning.

12 / How product sits

Product Stacking

Storage arrangement is considered so that products do not unnecessarily restrict airflow.

13 / What happens on a stoppage

Backup Requirement

Backup provisions can be evaluated where product sensitivity or operational requirements make them necessary.

Visibility

Stay in Control of Your Cold Room

Monitoring and control systems help operators understand room conditions and identify changes that may require attention.

  • Temperature Monitoring

    Temperature sensors provide visibility into cold room operating conditions.

  • Humidity Monitoring

    Humidity monitoring can be included where the stored product requires controlled moisture conditions.

  • Data Logging

    Data logging records temperature or other operating information for later review.

  • High Temperature Alerts

    Alerts can indicate when room temperature rises above the configured limit.

  • Low Temperature Alerts

    Low temperature alerts can indicate conditions below the required operating range.

  • Remote Monitoring

    Remote access can allow authorised personnel to review selected operating information away from the site.

  • Equipment Status

    Monitoring systems can provide information about the operating condition of connected equipment.

  • Alarm Notifications

    Selected alarms can be configured to inform responsible personnel when specified conditions occur.

  • Optional IoT Integration

    IoT capabilities can be considered where the project requires connected monitoring or integration with other systems.

Illustrative status

Room

4.2°C

Humidity

76%

Compressor

Running

Defrost

Idle

Sample trend for a holding period. Not a live site reading.

Working with Uniref

Why Businesses Choose Uniref for Cold Rooms

01

Customized Engineering

Uniref designs cold rooms around the stored product, required temperature, storage volume, daily loading and actual site conditions rather than relying on one fixed configuration.

02

End to End Execution

The project scope can include requirement assessment, design, manufacturing, supply, installation, testing, commissioning and after sales support.

03

Quality Components

Panels, refrigeration equipment, doors, controllers and supporting components are selected according to the requirements of the individual cold room project.

04

Energy Efficient Design

Insulation, refrigeration capacity, airflow, door design and controls are considered together to reduce unnecessary heat gain and inefficient system operation.

05

Pan India Project Capability

With more than 20 years of experience, more than 2,500 projects, offices in Jaipur, Chennai, Delhi and Indore, and more than 40 service locations, Uniref supports commercial and industrial cold room projects across India.

06

After Sales Support

Support can continue after commissioning through maintenance, inspection, refrigeration service and system improvement requirements.

Talk through a cold room for your plant

Call the Jaipur engineering team or send the requirement. Name and phone are enough to start.

Project record

Cold Room Projects Delivered Across India

The examples below show the type of applications that can be engineered for different industries and operating requirements. Final specifications are confirmed according to actual project conditions.

Pharmaceutical cold room with medicine cartons in North India

Pharmaceuticals

Pharmaceutical Cold Room

The room is planned to support controlled storage of temperature sensitive pharmaceutical products. Monitoring, insulation, refrigeration equipment and controls are selected around the required storage conditions.

Location
North India
Temperature
+2°C to +8°C
Capacity
Final capacity confirmed on site
Solution
Pharmaceutical cold room
View Case Study
Frozen food store with pallet racking in West India

Food processing and distribution

Frozen Food Store

This type of room is designed for frozen product storage where consistent low temperature is required. Equipment selection considers product loading, access frequency and expected ambient conditions.

Location
West India
Temperature
−18°C to −25°C
Capacity
Final capacity confirmed on site
Solution
Freezer room
View Case Study
Fresh produce cold room with fruit and vegetable crates in North India

Agriculture and fresh produce

Fresh Produce Room

The room supports refrigerated storage of fruits or vegetables according to their product specific requirements. Airflow and humidity considerations can be incorporated according to the produce being stored.

Location
North India
Temperature
0°C to +5°C
Capacity
Final capacity confirmed on site
Solution
Chiller room
View Case Study
Seafood on trolleys inside a freezing room in coastal India

Seafood processing

Seafood Freezing Room

The refrigeration system is planned around the required freezing process, incoming product temperature and daily loading conditions. Room insulation and equipment must also account for demanding low temperature operation.

Location
Coastal India
Temperature
Below −25°C for specialised freezing applications
Capacity
Final capacity confirmed on site
Solution
Freezing room
View related solution
A modular cold room installed inside a food plant in South India

Food manufacturing

Modular Cold Room at a Food Plant

The modular configuration allows the room layout to be adapted to available plant space and workflow. Refrigeration and controls are selected according to the specific storage application and operating schedule.

Location
South India
Temperature
+2°C to +8°C, depending on stored product
Capacity
Final capacity confirmed on site
Solution
Modular cold room
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Estimate

What Affects Cold Room Cost?

Uniref does not publish a standard cold room price because project requirements can vary significantly according to application, temperature and site conditions.

Get a Customized Estimate

In this estimate: Temperature, Panel Specification.

On site

Professional Installation for Reliable Performance

Correct installation is essential for maintaining insulation integrity, refrigeration performance and dependable cold room operation. Uniref plans the installation around the approved design and actual site conditions.

Indian technicians installing insulated cold room panels at a food plant
An Indian refrigeration technician checking an outdoor condensing unit

After a service visit

2.1°C

A controller check on an installed room. The figure is illustrative, not a live site reading.

After handover

Support Beyond Installation

Cold room performance depends on regular inspection and appropriate maintenance after commissioning. Uniref provides after sales support for refrigeration systems, controls, doors, panels and related cold room requirements.

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Service log

Preventive Maintenance

Scheduled checks can help identify developing equipment or performance issues before they cause larger disruptions.

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions About Cold Rooms

A cold room is an insulated refrigerated space designed to maintain products within a controlled temperature range. It normally combines insulated wall and ceiling panels, a refrigeration system, doors, controls and monitoring components. A cold room manufacturer designs these elements around the product being stored, required temperature, room dimensions, loading conditions and daily operating requirements.

Project enquiry

Planning a Cold Room Project?

Share your application, required storage capacity, operating temperature and project location with the Uniref engineering team. As a cold room manufacturer, Uniref can assess these requirements and develop a solution around your storage and operating needs.

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