GOGO Fruit Cold Rooms — Groblersdal, Limpopo

A 10,000 m² cold room structural steel development designed and supplied by LEMCO for GOGO Fruit in Groblersdal, Limpopo. The facility was engineered to support large-scale citrus post-harvest cooling and cold chain operations.

Agricultural cold rooms require precision structural planning to manage heavy roof loads, thermal insulation panels, and continuous internal temperature control. Positioned in Limpopo's primary citrus farming corridor, the 10,000 m² footprint was designed around the specialized operational requirements of high-volume fruit handling.

LEMCO provided complete design and supply structural steel services for the development. The engineering team designed long-span steel framing to eliminate internal obstructions, enabling efficient movement for temperature-controlled storage, sorting, and logistics.

### Engineering High-Performance Agricultural Cold Chain Infrastructure

All structural steel components were detailed and fabricated in-house to exact specifications before being delivered to the Limpopo site. This ensured fast, precise assembly while maintaining structural integrity and material efficiency across the entire 10,000 m² footprint.

The completed development provides GOGO Fruit with a durable, low-maintenance agricultural facility built to support long-term operational performance and cold chain reliability.

Project Overview

Project Name: GOGO Fruit Cold Rooms

Location: Groblersdal, Limpopo, South Africa

Building Type: Agricultural Steel Structure, Cold Storage & Fruit Processing Facility

Facility Size: 10,000 m²

LEMCO Scope: Design and Supply (Structural Steel Design, Detailing, Fabrication, Installation)