Facility building frames
Steel-building requirements for the facility’s structural frame, defined separately from refrigeration and insulated-envelope packages.
Steel for cold storage facilities
A cold-storage facility brings together a building structure, support steel and temperature-controlled areas. Regan Industrial Sales, Inc. can review the steel items in your structural material schedule, with the requirements for each area clearly identified.
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Building and support-steel requirements
Service-area frames and supports
Angles, channels and rectangular tubes for specified service-area frames and supports.
Reinforced-concrete works
Deformed bars for concrete columns, foundations and other works in the reinforcement schedule.
Steel preparation and order handling
Logistics
Loading and transport coordination for steel orders. Arrangements depend on the order and destination.
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Prepare the facility steel schedule
Separate the structural materials from insulation and refrigeration equipment. Include:
- Frame, reinforcement and support drawings with dimensions and quantities.
- The temperature zone, exposure and specified finish for each steel item.
- Processing needs, project location, required date and receiving access.
We’ll review the steel supply scope and available options with you.
Building and reinforcement guides
Cold-storage material questions
Does a steel-building inquiry include the cold-room package?
Treat the building structure, insulated envelope and refrigeration equipment as separate scopes. List the steel items you want reviewed so the team can confirm the material offer.
Can the same steel description be used across every facility area?
Keep the designer’s area-specific material and finish requirements with each item. Chilled, external and general service areas may have different requirements.
Discuss your cold-storage steel requirements
Send the facility’s structural material schedule for review.