HVAC and refrigeration solutions built around how your industry actually operates.
Every building type puts a different load on its cooling, ventilation and refrigeration systems. We design around the operating requirements of the space, not a one-size-fits-all install.
A hospital, a cold store and a data centre all need reliable temperature control, but for very different reasons and with very different tolerances for failure. Occupancy patterns, heat loads, humidity control, refrigeration continuity and maintenance frequency all vary by industry, and specifying a system starts with understanding those differences. The sections below outline the engineering priorities relevant to each industry, and the Frosten services, systems and guides that address them.
Healthcare environments need dependable, continuous temperature control, filtered fresh air, and refrigeration that protects medicines and samples without interruption. Downtime isn't just discomfort here — it's a clinical risk.
HVAC · Refrigeration · Chillers · Fresh Air Systems · Cold Rooms
Guest comfort has to hold up across rooms with different occupancy patterns, alongside kitchen and bar refrigeration that needs to run quietly and reliably through service hours. System choice — VRF, ducted or split — depends heavily on the building layout.
HVAC · Refrigeration · VRF Systems · Ice Machines · Display Chillers
Industrial floors deal with heat loads and fume, dust or odour extraction that office-grade ventilation isn't built for. Extraction, make-up air and process cooling need to be sized around the actual equipment and processes on the floor.
Ventilation · HVAC · Exhaust Systems · Mechanical Ventilation · Chillers
Large storage and distribution spaces need cold storage that holds temperature reliably at scale, ventilation across big floor areas, and doorway protection at loading bays where temperature loss adds up fast.
Refrigeration · Ventilation · Cold Rooms · Air Curtains · Mechanical Ventilation
Temperature-sensitive pharmaceutical storage leaves very little room for drift, making reliability, monitoring and continuity of refrigeration especially important.
Guide: Cold Chain Refrigeration for Pharmaceutical Storage → · Guide: Cold Room Installation Cost →
Server rooms fail differently to normal office space: a single point of failure can take the whole room down, and rack heat loads rarely stay static as equipment is added. Precision, redundancy and fast response matter more than raw capacity.
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