Coldroom Advice - Parts & Maintenance
Cold Rooms and Condensation Problems
Basically, when the dew point in the air comes into contact with a surface with a lower dew point on your cold room, door or frame, moisture buildup occurs. This is most obvious in warehouses and areas where there is no heating. While some condensation is not necessarily a bad thing, an excess amount is something that should be addressed.
Our Top Five Cold Room Door Handles
Here are our top five coldroom doors handles. Not necessarily the best, but certainly some of the most common:
- Jumbo System 6000 by Rarhbach - Germany
- Fermod 921 Handle by Fermod - France
- Kason 0058 Handle by Kason - USA
- Fermod 521 Handle by Fermod - France
- MTH - 500 TN Handle by MTH - Italy
Coldroom Door Seal - Fermod 67 Gasket
How to Fit Fermod 67 Coldroom Door Gasket
Simply remove the old gasket and fix the 67 gasket to the edges of the door using the pre-drilled retaining strip. The corners don't need anything too fancy. On the two upright pieces of the gasket cut away 40mm of the inner section, leaving the middle intact. The piece that runs across the top or head of the door can be cut square and slot into the rebate you have just created. Using the ends of the retaining strip to fix down where the two gaskets meet. Repeat at the bottom of the door if it is a four sided gasket.