Project case study
Thermal-Safe Systems
A Dallas cold storage project where fire resistance and thermal performance had to arrive in the same wall: ThermalSafe fire-rated panels, installed to the listed details that make the rating real.
The requirement
Cold storage facilities carry a double burden: they must hold temperature relentlessly, and their walls are often required to carry fire ratings by code and by insurers. Most insulation is good at one of those jobs. ThermalSafe panels, built on a structural mineral wool core, are engineered for both.
What we installed
Our team installed insulated metal panels ranging from 2 inch liner panels up to 8 inch fire-rated panels, matched to the thermal and fire-resistance requirements of each wall in the facility. Fire-rated assemblies only carry their rating when the installation matches the tested configuration, so fastening, joints, and detailing followed the listed assembly requirements throughout.
The finished installation delivers maximum thermal efficiency alongside code-compliant fire resistance, executed to meet safety regulations without compromising the cold chain performance the facility depends on.
Fire-rated work is detail work
This is the category of construction where the difference between rated and not rated is invisible from ten feet away and decisive in an inspection or a fire. If your project specifies ThermalSafe or any fire-rated insulated panel system, installation quality is the product. It is work we know well.