East Coast Facility Partners with Salisbury Brewery
“She’s a beast!”
That’s the enthusiastic reaction of New Sarum Brewery employees to the Imperial Brown walk-in cooler that occupies a central space in their Salisbury brewhouse.
“She’s a beast!”
That’s the enthusiastic reaction of New Sarum Brewery employees to the Imperial Brown walk-in cooler that occupies a central space in their Salisbury brewhouse.
Two large stainless steel walk-in units and a 3-sided glass cooler are part of the success of the new Cheese Haus in Frankenmuth, a historical tourist village often referred to as Michigan’s “Little Bavaria.”
PORTLAND, OR – Imperial Brown, an international manufacturer of walk-in coolers and freezers, will more than double its factory size on the West Coast with a move to a facility in the Vista Logistics Park in Gresham, OR.
An Imperial Brown walk-in freezer/cooler unit has taken center stage at a culinary training center, part of a school district’s trade school program in Genessee County, Mich.
An Illinois school district has moved into the latest trend in school food service with the construction of a large commissary that trucks lunches to 5,000 students per day.
When customers sit at the new Henry’s Tavern in Denver, CO, eating dinner and sipping a brew, they are focused on a large Imperial Brown walk-in beer keg cooler holding 102 kegs of beer.
The East Coast manufacturing facility of Imperial Brown® recently built a large freezer/cooler combo unit for Whataburger restaurant in Concord, NC, using its new hybrid construction method.
The Imperial Brown hybrid construction combines soft nose, or low-density urethane (LDU), panels, with hard-nosed wood-framed (WFU) or high-density urethane framed (HDU) panels.
A scientific chamber for Hitachi Computer Products of Norman, OK, was designed so that the refrigeration equipment is easily accessible for maintenance since it is housed outside the unit on an attachable cart.
Ah hoy mates!
In an unusual project for the G&B Pearl, a happening bar in Honolulu, HI, Imperial Brown designed and manufactured a crescent-shaped cooler for the bar, with wood paneling exterior to give the appearance of a giant pirates’ powder keg.
Designing and manufacturing walk-in freezers to house robots turns normal work processes at Imperial Brown’s West Coast facility on its head, so to speak, and highlights the customization work for which the company is known.
Ten Imperial Brown walk-in coolers are part of the restoration of Pier A, the last surviving historic pier just off Battery Park in New York City near the southern end of Manhattan.
A customized walk-in freezer for the elegant NoMad Restaurant on Broadway in New York City was designed and manufactured at the Imperial Brown East Coast facility.
A scientific chamber for an Oklahoma location was designed so that the refrigeration equipment is easily accessible for maintenance, since it is housed outside the unit on an attachable cart.