Food Processing Vancouver
Project Overview
8000 sq/ft of Altro Whiterock was installed throughout the entire processing and cooler areas in this Vancouver production facility. WallPro installed 2.5 mm Altro Whiterock Hygienic PVC panels from floor to ceiling. The facility went from one that was difficult to maintain into a retrofitted production floor that is sanitary and easy to clean and maintain.
The Product of Choice - Altro Whiterock
Altro Whiterock is a smooth, seamless, hygienic wall cladding system that provides an excellent surface for those working in a food processing plant. It is impact-resistant, grout-free, and does not support the growth of bacteria. Altro Whiterock cladding panels are made of PVC and are available in numerous colors.
WallPro installed the Altro Whiterock system in compliance with food-grade construction standards, ensuring that the surfaces in the facility are safe for food production. The installation was completed on time and within budget, providing the client with a turnkey solution for their retrofit project.
The Altro Whiterock PVC panels are our premium option for those looking for durable and anti-microbial wall cladding. Available in various finishes, these panels are easy to clean and maintain. They are designed for showers, changing rooms, and bathrooms. Altro Whiterock can also create splashbacks and safe food preparation areas.
WallPro is proud to offer this product to our clients who are in the medical or food-processing industry.
Why WallPro?
WallPro is an established provider of wall-cladding systems in Vancouver. Our team offers a wide range of products and services to meet the needs of our clients.
We have a team of experienced professionals who are experts at installing wall-cladding systems, and we understand the challenges that our clients face in maintaining a clean and sanitary environment in their facilities. Work with WallPro today to partner with a team dedicated to providing solutions that meet the highest standards of medical and food-grade construction.
