Museums & Archives

Museum administrators, archivists, and curators are consistently tasked with maintaining collections that come in various shapes and sizes. They require unique storage and filing systems that can be flexible as collections change, or have the space to add new donations that enhance your museum exhibits.

Challenges that are unique to the museum industry include:

Limited space to increase storage capacity
Risk of damage to collections and artifacts due to improper storage
Loss of accreditation due to improper or inadequate storage

High-Density Mobile Shelving

High-density mobile shelving can hold many items, including museum artifacts and archive boxes. The high-density storage solution is one of the most efficient types of filing system, offering the same capacity as static shelving in half the floor space and twice the amount of storage as fixed shelving in the same floor space.

Explore high-density mobile shelving

4-Post Static Shelving

4-post static shelving is designed to assemble quickly and accommodate both stationary and mobile storage applications and can hold a wide variety of items requiring a well-organized system.

Explore 4-post shelving

Flat File Storage Cabinets

With the ability to store items that need to stay flattened, including plan files and map storage, flat file cabinets are an ideal solution. Flat file storage cabinets are heavy-duty and protect materials from environmental elements and bending or tearing.

Explore flat file storage

Museum Cabinets

When museums have many collections and archives such as art, artifacts, archaeology, and more, museum cabinets are an ideal solution for keeping these items safe and organized. Museum cabinets provide airtight seals to protect items from environmental damage and are built heavy-duty to withstand wear and tear over time.

Explore cabinets