Numerous cases have demonstrated that cold storage flooring can be severely damaged due to frozen subsoil. In minor cases, the floor may bulge; in severe cases, walls and columns can be lifted, and in extreme scenarios, the entire structural system may fail—rendering the cold storage unusable and causing significant financial losses.

As a leading industrial flooring and solutions provider with extensive expertise, JINYU PAINT® offers three key strategies to transform your cold storage flooring concerns into reliable, long-term solutions.

1. Low-Temperature Resistance

Cold storage temperatures are far below ambient levels, requiring freezer-rated flooring that can withstand extreme cold. Traditional concrete flooring performs poorly in low temperatures and is prone to cracking. Prolonged exposure to freezing conditions only worsens these crack propagation issues, leading to structural degradation.

2. Impact Resistance
To maximize efficiency, forklifts are commonly used for transporting frozen goods. However, their heavy impact can damage weak flooring. Without high-impact-resistant flooring, both large and small cold storage facilities may experience thermal layer deformation, cracking, or delamination within a year.

3. Wear Resistance
Due to frequent cargo movement and equipment operation, cold storage flooring must have superior abrasion resistance to maintain a smooth, level surface. This ensures safe and efficient operations while preventing hazards caused by uneven flooring.