Denver Museum Modular Preservation & Storage Cabinets, Configurable Range Update
Nov 10, 2023
Summary
Spacesaver has launched an updated product line of preservation cabinets and modular storage units, offering flexible options for museums and university laboratories. The company is particularly highlighting its 920 Series of museum-grade storage cabinets, suitable for collections in the fields of botany, entomology, and geology. The secure storage and preservation cabinets from Spacesaver are configurable and customizable, helping to protect various scientific collections over extended periods. Proper storage conditions are crucial for maintaining specimens, and Spacesaver aims to provide enduring storage solutions. All preservation cabinets feature a reconfigurable interior, a sturdy modular frame, single or double door options, Nantucket drawers and trays, and solid or open-view door styles. Spacesaver also offers specially designed entomology cabinets with enclosed or open shelving, as well as four types of precision-crafted drawers and pull-out work shelves. Botanical collections stored in Spacesaver's cabinets are protected against infestation, and the cabinets have been tested for possible water and smoke contamination. The company's units are modular and customizable, with oversized preservation cabinets available for large artifacts and specimens, as well as archival storage units for preserving large, flat items. More information about Spacesaver's preservation cabinets and storage units can be found on their website.
Spacesaver has announced an update to its product line of preservation cabinets and modular storage units, now with flexible options for museums and university laboratories.
Fort Atkinson, United States - November 10, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The company’s recent announcement particularly highlights the 920 Series of museum-grade storage cabinets, which are suitable for botany, entomology, and geology collections, among others.
More information can be found at https://www.spacesaver.com/products/museum-storage-cabinets
With expanded flexibility for institutions of all types and sizes, the secure storage and preservation cabinets from Spacesaver are configurable and customizable for different facilities, helping ensure that geological, anthropological, and historical collections remain secure and in good condition even over long periods of time.
Recent data from UNESCO shows that museum collection storage is of vital importance when it comes to maintaining specimens across a wide range of scientific disciplines, as improper storage conditions and techniques can lead to irreparable damage and loss. The preservation cabinets from Spacesaver help institutions keep exhibitions, specimens, and materials in top condition. “Our cabinets are designed to protect collections, save space, and provide enduring storage solutions,” says a company representative. “We understand that no collection is standard and we’ll help design a storage solution to fit your collection, your facility, and your day-to-day processes.”
All preservation cabinets from Spacesaver feature a reconfigurable interior and a sturdy, modular frame, with an emphasis on versatility and strength, single or double door options, as well as Nantucket drawers and trays on four-post shelving. Museum administrators can also choose from solid or open-view door styles for the cabinets.
Spacesaver also offers specially designed entomology cabinets available with enclosed or open shelving and four types of precision-crafted drawers: Smithsonian, Cornell, California Academy, and USNM, alongside pull-out work shelves for full-height models.
Botanical collections kept in Spacesaver's cabinets are protected against infestation, and preservation cabinets feature a pull-out reference shelf that allows flora specimens to be accessed and viewed with ease in the collection storage area. Cabinets in the 920 Series have also been tested for possible water and smoke contamination, with specimens showing no damage after undergoing federal agency testing.
All units are modular and customizable, with oversized preservation cabinet units also available with 181 cubic feet of storage capacity for large artifacts and specimens. The company's archival storage units allow large, flat items to be preserved and protected.
Interested parties can find more details at https://www.spacesaver.com
Contact Info:
Name: Laura Walton
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Organization: Spacesaver Corporation
Address: 1450 Janesville Avenue, Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin 53538, United States
Phone: +1-800-255-8170
Website: https://www.spacesaver.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89112961
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