When things start to melt, we freeze the fun.
Why Reliable Cooling Matters for Ice Rinks
Ice rinks demand precise, consistent cooling. Even small temperature fluctuations or system failures can compromise ice quality, disrupt operating hours, or lead to costly downtime.
That’s where our temporary chiller hire comes in. We supply robust systems engineered to provide stable, low-temperature air circulation, so that your rink stays frozen, your skaters stay happy and your event runs seamlessly.
What we can offer:
Ice Rink Cooling Solutions Designed for Performance
Celsius Hire provides powerful, reliable chillers with everything you need: pumps, buffer tanks, hoses, and full setup handled by our expert engineers.
For one major ice rink chiller installation in a castle, narrow archways and limited access posed a real challenge. The rink spanned 40 m by 15 m, with a 150 m ice walk. We deployed six 300 kW chillers for the main rink and two 125 kW units for the ice walk, carefully managing logistics to get everything in place.
Following meticulous site planning, our team carefully coordinated logistics, using flatbed transport, manoeuvring units through the archways, and positioning them with a telehandler. Within six days, the system was fully operational, delivering flawless ice exactly as the client envisioned. We keep the chillers running, so you can keep the skaters gliding.
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Product Highlights
Chillers for Ice Rink Cooling
Our versatile chiller fleet, from compact 125W to high-capacity 900KW chiller systems, delivers precise and reliable cooling for rinks of any size. Designed to maintain consistent ice conditions, these chillers ensure your rink stays in top shape, whether it’s a small seasonal rink or a large-scale winter attraction.
To make installation hassle-free, our chillers can be paired with pump sets, buffer tanks, hoses, and all the extras needed for a complete, ready-to-run ice cooling system. This means a fully tailored solution that fits your rink’s exact dimensions and requirements.
Buffer Tank Hire for Ice Rink Temperature Stability
For enhanced system stability and temperature control, our high-capacity buffer tanks help regulate chilled water flow for indoor and outdoor ice rinks. Designed for efficient heat storage and smooth load management, these tanks reduce temperature fluctuations and support consistent ice quality throughout your facility.
Whether you’re supplementing an existing cooling system or managing urgent temperature needs, our experienced team can assess your rink and recommend the ideal setup. We handle delivery, installation, and testing, giving you peace of mind that your ice will perform perfectly throughout the season.
Trusted By Industry-Leaders
We have been selected as the trusted partner for clients who are in need of temporary heating equipment – whether you’re a contractor for a large corporation, or prefer to keep operations in house, there’s no job too big.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Our technical team will perform a free site survey to specify the right model for your rink.
Choosing the right chiller capacity depends on the size of your rink, the target ice temperature and the ambient conditions. We offer a wide range of chillers, from smaller 15 kW units
larger 900 kW chillers.
Yes. As part of our turnkey hire service, we handle delivery, installation, commissioning, and de-installation/collection.
We also provide all necessary ancillaries (pipes, buffer tanks, pump sets, etc.) to complete the system.
At Celsius Hire, we offer very flexible hire periods. You can do a short-term seasonal hire or a planned longer-term hire. We ensure that our customers are equipped.
Of course! We can supply individual ancillary components, such as buffer tanks, pumps, hoses, and more, all part of our commitment to supporting the UK with its cooling and heating hire needs.
Our team can help you identify exactly what you need and ensure the equipment integrates seamlessly with your current system.
