Spacesaver’s engineers and local distributors can work with architects and designers to create custom library shelving solutions that integrate with any building’s interior design.
At the St. Louis Central Library, Spacesaver shelving functions as a design element throughout the renovated structure.
Staff at a large museum in Alaska wanted to consolidate the museum’s collection under one roof. The museum had recently moved into a new building, but vertical space wasn’t being used effectively in the new collections vault and many objects were still being stored in an off-site facility. Museum staff and leadership decided to pursue a multi-phase space optimization program, with the first phase calling for tall shelving along one wall, which would be used to store large framed paintings and other two-dimensional pieces.
The Coast Guard Special Missions Training Center, based out of Camp Lejeune in North Carolina, was facing a problem: instructors and trainees were reporting to the dock for training, sometimes after driving long distances, and they had no place to change into wetsuits and store their gear. The unit had worked with their local Spacesaver representative on a different project about a year before, so they again called on Spacesaver to provide assistance.
The Spacesaver team designed and built a solution that transformed four empty shipping containers into a comfortable and secure place to change clothes and store personal gear during training sessions. The containers now contain full-height lockers for the instructors and a two-tiered locker system for students.