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Walk-In Combos

Cold and Frozen Storage. Planned Together.

Leer Walk-In Combo Boxes combine cooler and freezer storage into one built-for-your-space configuration, helping your team keep chilled and frozen goods close to the workflow while supporting the temperature needs of each zone.

Plan the combo box around footprint, access, traffic patterns, inventory movement, and daily use instead of treating cooler and freezer storage as separate projects.

CUSTOM WALK-IN COMBOS

Two Storage Needs. Working as One System.

A built-for-your-space Walk-In Combo Box helps bring chilled and frozen storage into one coordinated plan. Configure the combo box around inventory needs, access points, traffic patterns, temperature zones, panel construction, refrigeration, floor options, and the way your team uses the space every day.

That planning helps keep the right goods close to the operation while protecting the temperature needs of each zone.

Whether you need ingredient storage, finished goods holding, backroom inventory, processing support, retail storage, or a controlled environment for products with different temperature needs, Leer can help match the combo box to the job.

BUILT-FOR-YOUR-SPACE PLANNING

Plan Cooler and Freezer Storage Around the Operation

The right combo box starts with the real-world conditions around both storage needs: what needs to stay cold, what needs to stay frozen, how often each zone is accessed, how inventory moves, what the building allows, and which construction parameters need to be met.

Leer helps turn those details into a walk-in combo box configuration that keeps chilled and frozen goods close to the workflow while protecting the temperature needs of each zone.

Fit Matters.

Plan the combo box around the available footprint, building layout, access points, and the relationship between cooler and freezer zones.

Workflow Matters.

Support how people, carts, racks, pallets, chilled goods, and frozen inventory move in, out, through, and around the combo box every day.

Separation Matters.

Keep cooler and freezer storage coordinated within one configuration while maintaining the distinct temperature needs of each zone.

Construction Matters.

Choose panel construction, floor options, refrigeration approach, access points, and fit-and-finish details that suit the application, budget, and project needs.

CUSTOM CONFIGURATION OPTIONS

Configure the Details That Keep Both Zones Working

Cooler & Freezer Storage Needs

Storage Capacity

Size each zone around the volume of chilled and frozen goods you need to store, stage, or protect.

Stored Items

Plan around packaged goods, ingredients, inventory, samples, supplies, or application-specific materials with different temperature needs.

Temperature Requirements

Match each zone to the temperature range your goods, materials, or processes require.

Footprint & Workflow Considerations

Available Footprint

Fit cooler and freezer storage into the available area without disrupting surrounding operations.

Door Placement & Hinge Side

Place access points around walls, equipment, traffic flow, loading patterns, and how each zone is used.

Goods Flow & Zone Access

Support how people, carts, racks, pallets, chilled goods, and frozen inventory move through the space.

Construction & System Requirements

Panel Construction

Choose the rail system and panel build that fit the application, budget, temperature needs, and build parameters.

Floor Options

Select floor or floorless construction based on placement, use, traffic, and installation needs.

Refrigeration Approach

Plan the refrigeration approach around the cooler zone, freezer zone, or project-specific system requirements.

Indoor or Outdoor Placement

Configure the walk-in around the environment where it will operate.

Walk-In Combos

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Walk-In Combos

Drawings

View dimensional drawings for footprint, door opening, and placement planning.

WALK-IN COMBO BOXES

Built to Reduce Waste in the Workflow

A custom Walk-In Combo Box does more than place cooler and freezer storage side by side. The right build helps reduce wasted movement, wasted footprint, and wasted handling by coordinating both temperature zones around the way your team actually works.

Plan chilled and frozen storage together to help keep goods closer to the point of use, reduce unnecessary back-and-forth, and support a cleaner flow through the operation.

Chilled and Frozen Storage in One Planned Footprint

Cooler and freezer zones are configured together to help make better use of the available area.

Less Back-and-Forth Movement

Door placement, hinge side, traffic planning, and zone access help reduce unnecessary steps between chilled and frozen inventory.

Storage Organized Around How Goods Move

Capacity, temperature needs, storage methods, and inventory flow help shape each zone around daily use.

Separation That Supports Each Zone

Cooler and freezer areas stay coordinated within one configuration while supporting the distinct temperature needs of each space.

Construction Matched to the Whole Walk-In Combo

Wood Rail, High-Density Rail, and Soft Rail options help match the combo box build to the application, budget, and project needs.

Start with Cold & Frozen Goods. We’ll Help Plan the Rest.

Tell us what needs to stay cold, what needs to stay frozen, how inventory moves, where the combo box needs to go, and how your team plans to implement it effectively. Leer can help configure a Walk-In Combo around the application.