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Rubber membrane roofing is a type of roofing system that is used on flat or nearly flat buildings including most outdoor walk-in coolers and freezers. While there are many types of materials used for membrane roofing, typically they are made from synthetic rubber, modified bitumen …
Polar King International, Inc. announces that the company’s line of walk-in coolers and walk-in freezers successfully passed the rigorous testing required to gain Miami-Dade County product control approval. This means all Polar King products are designed to comply with the high-velocity hurricane zone of the …
Mortuary body coolers are an essential tool for not only preserving bodies but also to keep internal organs preserved for transplants. At Polar King International, Inc. we understand the critical importance and sensitivity regarding the storage of the deceased. The Polar King Mortuary Walk-in Cooler …
A rubber roof membrane, or rain roof, on an outdoor walk-in cooler or freezer, is intended to prevent water from leaking to the inside of the box. These roofing systems are typically installed after the walk-in unit has been constructed or built on-site. Installing the …
What’s one of the most effective ways of creating more space back-of-house? Take out the walk-in cooler or freezer by installing one on the outside of the store instead. That’s been the experience of Dave Ritenour, Director of Maintenance for Pizza Hut of Ft. Wayne …
Polar King International, Inc. manufactures outdoor walk-in coolers and outdoor walk-in freezers that feature a seamless fiberglass construction. What makes the seamless exterior so beneficial? It is 100% weatherproof. There is absolutely no way moisture can penetrate the skin of the unit and cause damage …
Polar King International, Inc. recently announced an increase of two years to the structural warranty of their walk-in cooler and walk-in freezer units. The new 12 year structural warranty ensures that the structure, roof, doors, floor, frame, interior and exterior surfaces are free of both …
There is a common misconception as to how the heating and cooling processes actually work. Many people believe that temperature control is essentially pumping either hot air or cold air into an area. However, in regards to refrigeration, cold is actually the removal or transfer …
