Pakistan’s food, dairy, pharma and fisheries industries depend on cold storage — and every cold store is only as good as its insulation. Poor insulation means compressors running constantly, spoiled product and electricity bills that eat your margin. For the best cold storage insulation in Pakistan, Thermo Master — a top insulation manufacturer — designs and supplies cold storage insulation from our Lahore factory on Katar Band Road, near Thokar Niaz Baig, serving cold rooms and freezer rooms across Pakistan since 2017, from chillers at 4°C to freezers at −20°C.
A cold room fights a permanent battle: heat enters through walls, roof, floor and door while the refrigeration plant pumps it out. The colder the room, the thicker the insulation — a −18°C freezer in a 45°C Multan summer faces triple the load of a 4°C chiller.
The critical details are continuity and vapour sealing: insulation must form a complete envelope — walls, ceiling, floor perimeter and door — with sealed joints and a vapour barrier on the warm side. A single uninsulated beam or poorly sealed door can waste more energy than the entire wall insulation saves.
| Room Type | Temperature | Recommended Insulation | Wall/Ceiling Thickness |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chiller room | 0°C to 8°C | High-density EPS or PU panels | 80–100 mm |
| Cold storage | −5°C to 0°C | PU panels or 40 kg/m³ EPS | 100–150 mm |
| Freezer room | −18°C to −25°C | PU panels, high density | 150–200 mm |
| Blast freezer | −35°C and below | PU panels | 200 mm+ |
| Dock / ante-room | 10°C to 15°C | EPS boards | 50–80 mm |
For most Pakistani cold stores, the economic choice is high-density EPS or PU panels for the envelope, PU spray foam for sealing penetrations and retrofits, and XPE for door seals and pipework.
Most Pakistani cold stores are potato, kinnow, apple or dairy stores in Punjab and KP — and cold store insulation is what decides whether stored produce survives the season profitably. We design cold store insulation around your commodity: potatoes need high humidity with minimal condensation, apples need tight temperature bands, and dairy chillers need rapid pull-down. Our EPS and PU systems are sized from your store’s dimensions, target temperature and daily door openings, so the insulation matches the crop, not just the room.
| Insulation System | Indicative Price Range | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Chiller room envelope (EPS system) | Rs. 250–450 per sq ft of insulated surface | Chillers at 4°C |
| Freezer room envelope (PU panel system) | Rs. 450–800 per sq ft of insulated surface | Freezers down to −20°C |
| PU spray foam retrofit | Rs. 150–250 per sq ft | Existing cold rooms |
| Insulated doors | Quoted per door | Cold & freezer rooms |
All prices are indicative — every project is quoted after a technical assessment of room dimensions, target temperature and existing structure. Send your room size and temperature for a proper quotation on WhatsApp or call 0333-4673836.
A proper project follows this sequence: heat-load assessment, insulation specification (material, thickness, vapour barrier strategy), floor and perimeter insulation, wall and ceiling installation with sealed joints, door fitting, and a pull-down test verifying holding temperature before handover. Critical details: continuous vapour barrier on the warm side, heated door frames for freezers, sealed pipe penetrations, and floor insulation under the full footprint — not just walls.
Inspect panel joints and door seals quarterly — failed seals are the most common cause of rising energy bills. Keep the vapour barrier intact, defrost evaporator coils on schedule, and log room temperature; a slow upward drift warns of insulation or seal failure.
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What thickness of insulation does my cold room need? It depends on target temperature: roughly 80–100 mm for chillers (0–8°C), 100–150 mm for sub-zero stores, and 150–200 mm for freezers (−18°C and below). Send your room dimensions and temperature target for an exact specification.
EPS or PU panels — which is better for cold storage? PU panels insulate slightly better per inch and install faster; high-density EPS is more economical and performs well with sealed joints and a vapour barrier. We quote both.
Can you insulate an existing room, or only new builds? Both. Retrofits are common — we line existing rooms with high-density EPS boards or spray PU foam, fit an insulated door, and seal the envelope. A site visit determines the best approach.
How do I control electricity costs in my cold store? Correct insulation thickness (the biggest factor), disciplined door management, and well-maintained refrigeration. Undersized insulation taxes you every single day.
Do you supply insulated doors? Yes — insulated cold-room doors sized to your opening and temperature rating, including freezer doors with heated frames.
What is the best insulation for a potato cold store in Pakistan? For potato cold stores, 3″–4″ EPS or PU panel insulation with sealed joints and a vapour barrier performs best — potatoes need stable 2–4°C with high humidity, so the insulation must prevent both heat ingress and condensation. We size the system from your store dimensions and compressor capacity.
What is the lead time for a cold storage insulation project? A small chiller room takes days, a large potato store takes weeks. Share your dimensions for a schedule.
Send your room dimensions, target temperature and city on WhatsApp at 0333-4673836 or email info@thermomaster.pk for a detailed specification and quotation. More at https://thermomaster.pk/.