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Our England-based team of experts can offer effective mortuary solutions of the highest standards of quality.
We provide a range of different mortuary fridge units suited to a range of cadaver storage requirements and scales.
If you are looking for a quote for your mortuary solutions, please make sure to contact our helpful team today.
We are a team of cold room experts with many collective years of experience providing cadaver storage for various sites, offering five-star cold rooms that have left many business owners and site managers satisfied.
Our high-quality installation, customer service, and post-installation aftercare ensure that our experts can perfect each cold room we construct – handling everything from installation to temperature checks correctly.
As leaders in our industry, we know how to provide cold rooms that are suitable for any premises and are capable of delivering bespoke cold storage options to suit our clients.
We are professionals in our field, and have earned a range of accreditations for our planning, design, and installation process.
Our efficient team work hard to consistently meet the high standards we set for our work and can walk clients through each project that we take on.
The average cost of a cold room mortuary fridge can range from £5,000 to £25,000.
This will depend on the size of the cabinet and the amount of cabinet units required.
Other factors that can increase the cost of these cold rooms include:
While there is no denying that cold rooms can cost a significant amount of money, our team have identified ways to keep costs low and work with clients to deliver mortuary cold rooms that are affordable, practical and functional.
Hospital mortuary cold rooms offer many benefits:
We work hard to deliver mortuary refrigeration solutions that are both convenient and effective. Each of our mortuary cold room designs is installed to the customers’ needs, offering as many benefits as possible within the space constraints of the premises it needs to fit into.
Storing the deceased properly is important, and we do our best to deliver cold room options that suit the expected standards of corpse storage while also being practical.
Mortuary solutions can feature a variety of cabinet types, which all suit different storage requirements and purposes in hospitals or other businesses/sites. These include:
A positive temperature mortuary refrigeration system keeps dead bodies between 2°C and 4°C, preserving bodies without preventing decomposition.
This is useful for situations where the deceased are moved soon after arriving since these units are more efficient if the bodies are not being kept long-term.
A negative temperature mortuary refrigeration system keeps bodies at between -10°C and -50°C, meaning the bodies decompose significantly slower.
This is important for long-term storage, such as when a corpse identification is not finalised, and this may take weeks, as the corpse stays a higher quality for longer.
A mortuary cold room is a refrigerated room used to store corpses. These are often seen in hospitals, funeral homes, or anywhere else where bodies are expected to be retrieved or stored.
These cold rooms often use shelf or cabinet systems with an individual door/tray for each corpse, with the room itself also having a sealable door.
This allows the room to stay refrigerated long-term, preserving the quality of the cadavers and preventing fast decay.
Funeral directors can benefit from the same units that hospitals do, although often on a smaller scale.
We can install a way for funeral directors to store the corpse before funeral preparation – for example, if a body is recovered in November, but the funeral is arranged for January.
We can install a range of hospital morgue systems, aiming for high levels of quality and reliability to ensure that each corpse is preserved as needed.
We can discuss our work with clients and walk them through the installation steps needed to get a larger-scale space completed.
Our systems focus on effective refrigeration, providing customers with reliable cooling to make storing corpses easier.
We can walk clients through the specifics of these storage systems and the meaning behind each design choice we will have to make regarding the refrigeration systems.
A body fridge is often called a morgue, although these names may vary depending on context.
Most mortuary fridges are either kept between 2°C and 4°C or -10°C and -50°C.
A refrigerated body tends to last around three to four weeks.
Although this can be longer in certain cases and with proper care.
Undertakers tend to have at least a small fridge system for corpses, even if this just means a one-or-two-door cabinet
A morgue takes in the dead for identification or that needs to be stored.
The term mortuary generally refers to the same thing in the context of funeral homes.
Most morgue drawers are kept between either 2°C and 4°C or -10°C and -50°C, depending on the level of refrigeration needed.
Morgue fridges still need ventilation to ensure safety and to prevent bad odours from building up in the enclosed space as the corpses decompose.
We can offer a huge variety of mortuary solutions for any premises that need it, operating across the whole of the UK.
Our team can walk you through the specifics of getting your cold room installed and running, and can even walk you through the steps it would take to complete the project.
Contact us if you want to know more about our work or want a walk-through of our pricing structure. Our UK team is always willing to help, so do not hesitate to contact us today to learn more about the work that we do.
Make sure you contact us today for a number of great mortuary fridge services.
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Ellen PetersenWe have used Mortuary Fridge for many years as they are certainly the best in the UK. The attention to detail and professional setup is what makes this company our go-to company for all our work. I highly recommend the team for the immense work - we highly recommend them!
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