Efficient Solutions for Cold Storage Doors

A standard frame is designed for new or standard-cut openings, while a plug frame is engineered for older walk-in coolers originally built for plug-style doors. The plug frame seats directly into the existing opening, eliminating the need for on-site framing modifications and simplifying the replacement process significantly.

Yes. Walk-in freezer replacement doors are available with standard, plug, heated, and heated plug frame configurations. The heated jamb or heated frame option actively prevents frost buildup, ice-up, door sweating, and door-stick — issues that are especially common in high-traffic commercial freezer environments operating at sub-zero temperatures.

Absolutely. Sliding cooler and freezer doors offer a wide-opening footprint — available in sizes up to 12'x12' — making them ideal for forklift, pallet jack, and cart pass-through in food distribution warehouses, cold-storage facilities, and commissary kitchens. An electric power sliding option is also available for the 12'x12' configuration.

All in-stock standard sizes — including 65 cooler swing doors, 51 freezer swing doors, 18 cooler sliding doors, and 7 freezer sliding doors — are ready to ship promptly upon order. Custom-sized doors are made-to-order with lead times dependent on configuration. Contact ELT Custom Coolers for specific shipping timelines.

Yes. ELT Custom Coolers offers equipment financing through MyCloudFunding, making it easier to manage the upfront cost of cooler and freezer door replacements. Leasing options are also available on select product lines. Contact the sales team at sales@eltcustomcoolers.com for details on financing terms and eligibility.

Yes. Worn, warped, sweating, or improperly sealed doors allow significant cold-air loss on every door cycle, causing compressors to work harder. Replacing with a properly insulated, UL-certified, DOE-compliant prehung door reduces compressor run-time, minimizes ice buildup around the opening, and delivers measurable reductions in monthly utility costs.