A pharmaceutical company was designing a new research lab, and the design team had four main requirements for cabinets that would store chemical reagents:
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In traditional museums, the public only gets to see a relatively small number of the museum’s holdings. Staff at this museum wanted to help visitors better understand collections by putting more items on public display.
To protect the military arms and uniforms in the exhibit, staff chose illuminated Viking Preservation Cabinets 920 Series. The cabinets lock to ensure security in the public space and the cabinets’ interiors can be reconfigured to display different items in the future.
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In the U.S. Air Force, lives depend on well-maintained planes. To securely store commonly used tools, parts, and supplies, the Support Section Chief at an Air Maintenance Unit wanted to set up a cage in the supply room near the exit door to the runway.
Space was a problem, though: the cage would need to extend out into the room, about three feet beyond the outer edge of the shelving.
Instead of a cage, the Spacesaver solution securely stores crucial tools and supplies while taking up half the space that a cage would require to store the same items.Get the details!
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Here’s how safety is built in.
Museum cabinets from different companies might look the same at first glance, but you’ll notice important differences when you take a closer look. Safety is one of the primary ways that the Spacesaver Viking Preservation Cabinet 920 Series stands out from the competition.
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When a Midwestern cancer center expanded to treat more patients, staff urged the project design team to set aside space for better storage.
They had been struggling with inadequate medical supply storage in the existing facility for more than ten years, and they knew that treating more patients would require even more supplies. They also knew that storage would take up space that could otherwise be used for patient care.
The design team called on the local Spacesaver consultant for advice on optimizing space, increasing storage capacity, and promoting efficiency in the newly expanded facility. See the Spacesaver solution:
The biggest challenge in planning a collections area is usually dealing with future uncertainty: How will collections grow over time? Could collecting priorities shift in a few years? Will we ever get more room to expand collections storage?
The versatile interior of the Viking Preservation Cabinet 920 Series helps take some of the stress out of collections space planning. Its interchangeable panels allow museum professionals to swap out accessories as collections change over time.See how Spacesaver helped the Frazier Museum in Louisville, Kentucky:
With no available storage space for long guns, officers at a large state university’s police department had to transport the weapons to and from work in their personal vehicles. Aside from being a hassle, this arrangement presented obvious security issues. In addition, officers had to store their duty bags in unsecured cubbies during their off hours.
To improve safety, security, and convenience, each officer needed a locker that would be large enough to hold a duty bag and a long gun in its case. The problem? Space was limited, with no room to expand.See the Spacesaver solution and help your clients learn more:
SPECIAL THANKS to Gary Lowery at Bradford Systems for sharing photos of this project!
When the US military needs custom storage products, they know they can count on Spacesaver to design solutions that save lives, save time, and save money. Our engineers, manufacturing professionals, and local sales reps have been collaborating with the military for decades, creating products like the original Universal Weapons Rack, a variety of custom lockers, and the new Mobility Crate.Read the full story and help your clients learn more:
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The design team for a state university’s new science building put a lot of thought into the labs, classrooms, and other areas. Unfortunately, though, they didn’t think about storage for personal belongings.
The lack of personal storage became an issue as soon as the labs opened, because food, drink, backpacks, bags, and personal electronic devices were prohibited in the labs. As a result, students had to pile their items in the corridor outside the labs’ entrances.
To get personal belongings up off the floor, Spacesaver created Day Use Lockers with keypad locks with an integrated handle, and the design team chose high-pressure laminate (HPL) doors in the university’s colors to create a dramatic accent in the corridor.Help your clients learn more:
SPECIAL THANKS to Andrew Simons at Patterson Pope for sharing photos of this project!
When the owners of a cannabis firm retrofitted an existing building to create a new indoor cultivation facility, they wanted to boost productivity by optimizing grow area.
As with many retrofits, the facility’s architectural constraints required creativity and custom layouts. The owners and the cultivation manager worked with the San Francisco-area Spacesaver consultant to design a GROW Mobile System that would optimize yields in the facility’s six grow rooms.Help your clients learn more:
SPECIAL THANKS to Brad Lieber at Systems and Space for sharing photos of this project!
