I use too the NEXEL metalic cabinets with wheels. Hard, light,
brilliant, and support A LOT of weight. It's expensive but
the product has the price adjusted, I think.
Cheers
Sergio
----- Mensaje Original -----
Remitente: "Wayne M. Smith" <wmsmith_at_earthlink.net>
Fecha: Mi?rcoles, Septiembre 3, 2003 8:09 am
Asunto: RE: The problems of organizing a computer collection
> > At 12:37 PM 8/31/03 -0400, Ian Primus wrote:
> > >I have been striveing to organize both my physical and
> > digital space as
> > >of late, and hsve been trying to reorganize the basement. I
> > have come
> > >up with
> >
> > Boltless commercial shelving.
> > Rapid Rack, Econo, Riviteer, and many more make shelving that
> > holds 400 to
> > 600 lbs per shelf, assembles quickly, and is ROCK stable,
> > plus each shelf
> > (its hard to explain, but easy to see) holds more stuff since
> > nothing is in
> > the way, support structure is all at the outside on the
> > corners. Home depot
> > sells a moderately cheesier shelf called Gorilla Rack, but
> > its not nearly
> > as good. Sams Club carries some decent Wire Shelving by
> > Seville (the patent
> > for Metro must have run out) and at $69 for a 48x18x72 6
> > shelf rack on
> > wheels, its a steal, and you get REAL used to how handy a
> > STRONG rack on
> > wheels is.
> >
>
> I have been buying this type of wire shelving made by Nexel -- 800
> lbs.per 24 x 48 inch shelf. So far I have 11 feet it. Of course,
> it'sexpensive. A 24 x 48 5 shelf unit with 74" posts runs around
> $220. But
> it is the best and very nice to look at. I have been buying mine from
> Superior Shelving --
> http://www.superiorshelving.com/nexel/pages/nexelWire.html
>
> -W
Received on Wed Sep 03 2003 - 03:12:00 BST