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Cold storage

We engineer ultra-durable concrete floors that withstand extreme thermal shock and heavy traffic in freezing environments.

Cold Storage project

What Makes Fricks Different

  • Fewer Joints Mean Less Damage

    Cold storage floors take a beating from temperature changes, heavy forklifts, and freeze-thaw cycles. FRICKS floors have up to 90% fewer joints, which means less cracking, chipping, and costly repairs. Fewer joints also make driving smoother, reducing product damage from vibration.

  • Long-Lasting Flatness for Tall Storage Racks

    Cold storage warehouses need very flat floors so narrow forklifts can safely work in high-bay racking. FRICKS floors stay flat and level for decades, so you avoid frequent grinding and keep operations running smoothly—all while maximizing storage space.

  • Lower Overall Costs Over Time

    Repairing floors in freezers or coolers is expensive and disruptive—it often means shutting down, moving products, and managing temperatures. FRICKS floors resist curling, chipping, and other common failures for over 40 years, so you spend far less on maintenance and keep your facility running longer.

  • Better Forklift Performance

    Forklifts wear out faster when they run over damaged or uneven floors in freezing conditions. FRICKS provides a smooth, tough surface that cuts down vibration, improves driver comfort, and reduces wear on tires, bearings, and parts—boosting productivity and lowering operating costs.

  • Built Tough for Harsh Environments

    FRICKS floors use strong concrete, hard rock aggregates, special dowels, and reinforced joints to handle extreme industrial use. These features make the floor 30–40% more resistant to wear and much less likely to crack, so it holds up for decades under heavy traffic and tough conditions.

  • Better for the Environment

    FRICKS floors can be made thinner while still performing better. That means using less concrete, fewer truck deliveries, no saw-cutting, and less maintenance over time—all of which reduce the facility’s overall environmental impact.

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