Project conditions
Temperature Separation
Door size still matters, but temperature split and door cycling shape the application. A walk-in cooler used a few times per hour is different from a service opening with repeated cart traffic and long open time.
Moisture and frost language should stay conservative unless the exact model and project conditions support it. The application page can organize the review; it should not promise final frost prevention or energy performance.
Equipment fit
Cold Room Air Curtain Fit
Cold-room requests usually start with air curtains designed for temperature-separated openings. If visible condensation, high ambient humidity, or storage conditions are part of the complaint, moisture-control review may sit beside the doorway review.
Mounting photos are especially useful because header space, controls, and service clearance often decide whether an equipment choice is practical.
Project data
Treat cold-room doors as temperature-separated openings first; do not reuse standard entry assumptions without checking temperature, moisture, and controls.
- Door width, clear height, and mounting position
- Cold-side and ambient-side temperatures
- Door cycle rate and traffic type
- Condensation, frost, or visible moisture notes