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Ever noticed ice building up around your cold storage doors? That's not normal - and it's costing you.

Ice forms when moist air enters your freezer. That moisture is harder to chill, which means your refrigeration system has to work overtime just to maintain temperature.

The knock-on effects add up quickly:
- Ice on walls and ceilings increases maintenance work and downtime
- Ice on the floor creates real slip and vehicle hazards
- Ice or snow on products and packaging can reduce their value
- Ice on door curtains causes faster wear, shortening the life of the door itself

Many of these issues are accepted as "part of cold storage." They don't have to be.

An ice-free door helps keep moisture out - and problems from creeping in.

If ice is showing up in your freezer, it's time to look at the cause, not just the cleanup.
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Which Ulti door is right for your site? 🤔

In our latest video, Andrew from Ulti Group explains the differences between the Ulti Roll Door, Ulti DuoTherm Door, and Ulti DuoTherm Air Door - and where each one works best.

From ambient and chiller spaces, through to freezer environments, and areas where extra environmental separation is needed, this walkthrough shows how the right door helps:
✅ Keep cold air in
✅ Stop warm air getting through
✅ Reduce energy loss
✅ Protect your products and people

Doors featured in this video are installed at New Zealand Food Network - if you’d like to see them in action, we’re happy to arrange a site visit.

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Ever wondered how to protect your walls from forklift bumps without cluttering your space? 👀

Meet the MPM B-Flex barrier system - a tough, impactable PVC solution that looks great and works even harder.

✅ Wall-mounted for tight spaces
✅ Standalone options to create safer walkways
✅ Built to absorb impact and last for years

It's a simple upgrade that makes a big difference to safety, efficiency, and the overall look of your facility.

👇 Watch the video and tell us - where could this work in your site?
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