Keeping court records organized and accessible in limited space.

Even in the digital age, paper records are an important part of the judicial process. To accommodate thousands of files in a small storage area, a Spacesaver powered mobile system was installed when this county courthouse was built in the early 2000s.

After nearly two decades of reliable operation, the system’s electronic components needed an update.

“It was a no brainer,” the clerk of courts said. “We don’t have a lot of room and our file volume is always increasing. It was imperative for us to have the system working so we could access the files and have enough space for them.”

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Keeping library materials accessible over the long term.

Back in the mid-2000s, this state university was one of the first libraries in the United States to install a robotic retrieval system. The planning and design team thought it would save money on labor costs in the long run. The only problem? The robotic system was obsolete soon after it was installed.

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Save space and promote readiness

Spacesaver can help recover underutilized space in existing facilities and put it to good use.

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Save space and promote best practices for patient care.

Space in hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare facilities is expensive: it’s expensive to design, expensive to build, and expensive to occupy. Every cubic foot that’s used for storage is space that could be used for patient care. 

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Creating a flexible workspace in an archive.

Museum and archives staff often need work areas that can do double duty, particularly if space is limited. This movable work table provides a flat surface to lay out architectural plans and other documents, and the table can be moved out of the way to create a large open area to receive and process materials.

To accommodate a variety of active projects, the table features flat-file cabinets on one side and 4-Post shelving on the other. 

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