Walk In Freezer Floors & The Compliance’s Necessary

Before you begin looking for walk in freezer floors, you should be familiar with the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007, most often referred to as EISA. The Act mandated tighter controls on such items as walk in freezer floors, so that their construction was created to conserve as much energy as possible. Thus be aware that not all walk in freezer floors are EISA compliant, which would result in possible fines when inspection times roll around. There are also local freezer floor codes that may apply. All of this is in addition to needing a compliant floor that meets with compliance necessary for the FDA, ADA, OSHA as well as the USDA.

As can be imagined, dealing with a company who is not up to date on the above alphabet soup assortment of compliance for your walk in freezer floors may lead to non-compliance headaches that can only be conceived of. This is why you should deal with a company that has an extensive history of designing walk in freezer floors, such as Silikal.

Imagine, if you will a floor that is totally seamless, thus it bonds to any existing substrates, including metal that is virtually impossible to separate. In addition, imagine walk in freezer floors that after installation will harden or “cure” in less than on hour? Then that freezer floor is perfectly ready for use! That is what Silikal delivers.

For decades now, countless businesses involved in industrial food processing have utilized Silikal’s commercial freezer floor designs for the custom freezer floors they needed. After all, those floor systems are state-of-the-art. Only Silikal can cure in the extreme low temperatures of your freezer without any damage. Also, by being totally VOC free that means that work can continue in other parts of your facility without any problems.

Previous freezer floor designs you may have had probably presented a hug problem when it came time for maintenance and cleaning, but Silikal freezer floor designs are absolutely monolithic, and closed pore. In addition, to ensure workplace safety, Silikal freezer floor designs are anti-skid. As such, a Silikal freezer floor can shrug off the impact of any heavy loads located on lesser regions of your freezer.

Surely too, you are only too aware of the harsh cleaning agents necessary to maintain your freezer floor as it should? Silikal’s reactive resins will yield tremendous resistance to those, ensuring you decades of great value for your investment. This is why Silikal has been the mainstay for freezer floors found in all food processing industries for decades now.