
Milk doesn’t forgive. Neither does yogurt, cream, or soft cheese. One power hiccup, one hot spot, one lazy layout — and poof: you’ve got spoilage, waste, or worse… a hit to your kitchen’s rep. Dairy needs more than cold. It needs care.
We design walk-in cold rooms and freezers made for dairy, crafted in Turkey and trusted by chefs, suppliers, and hospitality crews worldwide. Whether it’s soft cheese, bulk milk jugs, or ice cream that absolutely can’t slip — our rooms stay steady so you don’t have to worry.
From resort kitchens in the Middle East to grocery stockrooms in Africa, our dairy rooms just keep doing their job — no fuss, no drama. They stop milk from souring, yogurt from splitting, and soft cheese from… yeah, turning into that weird puddle nobody wants to clean up.
. 🎯 Precision Temperature Control: You know how dairy is — one degree off, and it’s game over. Our systems lock in the right temp and hold it, so your stock stays safe, no surprises.
· 🧊 Zoning for Mixed Storage: Milk needs space. Cheese wants chill. Ice cream? Absolute freeze. We carve out smart zones, so everything’s happy and nothing messes with anything else.
· 💧 Condensation Management: No drippy cartons. No slippery floors. Just dry, steady air that keeps your operation safe.
· 🧼 Surfaces That Clean Without Fuss: Spills happen — it’s dairy, after all. Our seamless walls and floors clean up fast and sanitize easy.
· 📦 Smart Racking Systems: Tall bottles, short tubs, boxes you stack six high — we rack around how you move, not some catalog layout.
We back the folks who handle dairy day in, day out — and don’t have time for failure:
. 🧈 Hotel kitchens juggling daily milk and cheese deliveries
· 🥛 Supermarkets and grocery hubs with shifting volumes
· 🍨 Ice cream brands that can’t risk even one melt
· 🧀 Cheesemongers and exporters sending dairy across borders
· 🥣 School and hospital kitchens where nutrition can’t wait
Feature | Description |
🔲 Type | Modular / Sandwich – designed for temperature-sensitive storage |
🧊 Insulation | High-density PUR foam (40–44 kg/m³) |
📏 Thickness | 100 mm for chillers, 120 mm for freezers |
🧽 Surface Finish | PVC or Stainless Steel – antibacterial, smooth-clean |
🚫 Floor Panels | Non-slip, spill-resistant, and washdown-ready |
🔗 Panel Joint | Cam-lock tongue & groove – airtight against moisture |
🧼 Corners | Rounded and easy to sanitize for hygiene compliance |
. 🧲 Checker Aluminum – Withstands heavy dairy crates
· 🧼 PVC Non-Slip – Resistant to cream and liquid spills
· 🥛 Stainless Steel (316) – Hygienic surface for milk processing zones
. 🚪 Ramp and tray access for high-traffic dairy rooms
· 🧱 Floor-mounted or partially recessed options
· ❄️ Under-panel insulation for humidity-sensitive products
· 🧱 Wall Panels: Smooth-finish, easy-rinse, food-safe
· 🔼 Ceiling: Anti-condensation, easy-clean with high integrity
. 🚪 Hinged – With magnetic seals for low-temp retention
· 🚪 Sliding – Optimized for carton movement
· 🚪 Flip-Flap – Quick entry for busy operations
. 💡 LED Lighting – Moisture-sealed, glare-free
· 🌡️ Smart Digital Controls – Track and stabilize cold chain
· 🚪 Air Curtains & Strip Doors – Reduce temperature shock
· 🔩 Racking kits, bottle guards, adjustable shelving
· 🇹🇷 Made in Turkey – Export-ready, CE & HACCP certified
· 🧈 Designed for dairy: no shortcuts, no compromises
· 🧼 Interiors made to clean quickly and thoroughly
· 📐 Storage layouts tailored to your movement and load
· 📞 Delivered with documents, support, and expert guidance
What is the ideal temperature for storing milk, yogurt, and cheese?
Milk and yogurt are best kept between +0°C and +4°C, while soft and hard cheeses can range from +2°C to +8°C depending on type. Frozen dairy like ice cream requires -18°C or lower.
Why is condensation control critical in dairy cold rooms?
Moisture leads to drippy cartons, mold risk, and safety hazards. Proper air circulation and anti-condensation panels keep the environment dry and compliant.
Can one cold room be divided for different dairy products?
Yes. Dual-zone or multi-compartment layouts allow milk, cheese, and ice cream to be stored separately, avoiding cross-contamination and ensuring optimal conditions for each.
How do consultants include dairy cold rooms in BOQ and MEP designs?
They list exact refrigeration loads, drainage points, floor finishes, and humidity control systems. This prevents compliance issues and makes approval smoother during audits.
What ROI can dairies and distributors expect from Turkey-built cold rooms?
Clients typically report 30–35% less spoilage and faster cleaning, meaning payback in under 2 years. Exporters also see fewer shipment rejections due to stable temperatures.