Space or lack of it, is a big problem faced my many individuals and companies. With booming populations and houses and workspaces at a premium the proper maximisation of floor space is more important than ever.
Shelving – The Historic Answer:
What do you picture when we suggest shelving? You may see an image of the wall shelves in your bedroom, a set of floor standing shelves in your office, or maybe a rack in a store room. But shelving is available in as many styles as you can imagine, with specialist units to cope with any situation. A good shelving solution should allow you to arrange, organise and stock up things precisely in offices, homes and also other large industrial settings.
Of course, the key advantage of a shelving system is that it saves you valuable floor space. But they can also enhance a space and even improve efficiency. Of vital importance when choosing a shelving system is the material it is made from, at Rackline we produce shelves in steel, with models incorporating timber as required, but there are other materials in use:
Wooden Shelving:
A classic construction material. High quality timber shelves are durable, classy and sturdy in appearance. These shelves are widely used by most libraries and within pharmacies.
Plastic Shelving:
This shelving tends to be at the lower end of the market, and is best suited for the storage and display of light materials. These shelves can be quite durable, versatile and of course, they don’t decay or rust. Plastic shelves are non-conductive and are resistant to solvents.
Metal Shelving:
Metal is by far the most durable and versatile type of shelving. these are seen in settings from medicine, education, retail and industrial settings. They are heavy duty, and boast more storage capacity than any shelving built in other materials.
Talk to us:
At Rackline we build the latter, with steel shelving solutions of all shapes and sizes. Heavy duty industrial solutions, through to mobile systems for offices. If you are looking for the perfect solution to save your space, then get in touch by calling us on: 01782 770144 or filling in your details below: