CHALLENGE1.The Operations group teamed with Randall Manufacturing to install InsulWall to divide their cooler areas. 2.Later, the Operations team determined that a larger 36° F cooler and a new ice cream room was needed. STRATEGY 1.Reconfigure the two cooler areas into one to create a more efficient pick/pack process. 2.Create new -20° F ice cream room within the freezer reusing existing InsulWall panels from the cooler and purchasing additional panels. 3. “We have been waiting to build our ice cream freezer until were configured the cooler area — knowing we’d have extra InsulWall panels available from the cooler. We were able to reuse all of the panels and order just 7 InsulWall panelsto complete our 35’ x 60’ icecream freezer,” commented the Director of Facility Operations. InsulWall Delivered – Comparing InsulWall to a Rigid Wall Many factors affect price including labor, freight, facility, etc. This is an average cost comparison of removing a 31 ft.wall and building a new 60ft. wall. | InsulWall | Rigid Wall | | Remove and relocate 7 panels;
Add 7 panels to create new wall | Remove a 31 ft. rigid wall;
Build new 60 ft. wall | | $7,523.10* | $19,746.00* | | Total Savings with InsulWall: $12,222.90
*Cost estimates provided by private contractor; cost includes materials and estimated labor. |
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