Costly renovations, expansions, and leases aren’t the only way to create more space in your facility. Compact your storage with mobile shelving to create up to double the space for additional storage or other activities.
The Canadian War Museum moved into a beautiful new building in downtown Ottawa in 2005. Designed by Moriyama & Teshima Architects, the space features cutting-edge conservation laboratories and storage facilities to ensure the preservation of CWM’s national treasures. Working with museum staff and the architect, we were able to customize storage solutions and environmental controls for each collection’s specific needs.
This Toronto law firm decided to raise the bar for secure and organized evidence storage. The project team went to work designing and installing one-way doored Evidence Lockers, in different sizes to accommodate a variety of evidence. The chain of custody control would go through one person at the firm, who was responsible for adding and removing all the evidence.
The Toronto Maple Leaf’s storage system was designed to store similar equipment together while keeping individual sizes separate in a high-density mobile shelving system. Cubbies were sized and positioned within the carriages to accommodate a range of items both large and small. Dividers and bins were incorporated to make everything work as efficiently as the team during a power play. Even a special place for chewing gum was created.
The police uniform locker room was outfitted with Freestyle Personal Storage Lockers to accommodate hanging uniforms, jackets, hats, electronics, and other items. The lockers also include shelves for duty belts, commonly used gear, and small weapons. The modular design of the lockers and optional accessories allow officers to modify the layout based on their personal storage needs – for example, to accommodate helmets for officers who use bicycles.
The need for simplicity and efficiency at this hospital pharmacy required the FrameWRX Pharmacy Storage System. There are several of these systems in the pharmacy because they’re ideal for keeping truckloads of diverse pharmaceutical items organized and readily accessible. They can also be easily configured and reconfigured as needed without tools or fasteners.
Straticom Planning Associates, a Toronoto-based architect and design firm, received a complete storage makeover for their resource library. The new 4-post and metal shelving systems make use of the vertical space, while the center work island has plenty of under-counter storage drawers and shelves to double as a collaboration space for team members.
