Welcoming Museums In The Community
I want to share with you today how and why a local community can engage with their museum. It is about removing barriers from museums, turning them into places, is not just places people come to visit, but where you can interact actively, where you can connect with...
ARA Conference 2019
We will be at the ARA Conference 2019 on the 28th - 30th of August in Leeds. This is an exciting part of the Record Keeping sector year. Attending gives you unique opportunities to engage with professional issues, network with colleagues and meet commercial and...
How LED Lighting can save you money and more
For any museum or archive facility saving money is a must, at Bruyzeel storage we have developed our LED lighting systems to help you save money and the environment. The LED light was developed back in 1962 by Nick Holonyak Jr and in the many years since it has many...
In a series of Top Questions asked about storage and what you need to know!
In a series of Top Questions asked about storage and what you need to know! Either implementing a brand new storage system or upgrading an existing one there can be many strategies and ways to get what you want, this can include cost, process, time, materials and over...
Getting to know you Craig Rumbold
As part of our new ‘Getting to Know’ series of blogs, we’re talking to key members of the Bruynzeel Storage team so you can get to know them a bit better. Today we are talking to Craig Rumbold the Project Account Manager South UK. Let’s meet Craig Describe your role...
Exhibiting at The American Alliance of Museums event in New Orleans May 19th -22nd
We are going to be exhibiting at The American Alliance of Museums event in New Orleans May 19th -22nd. For this event they are looking at what is Dynamic, Relevant and Essential for sustaining Vibrant Museums. This event is one of the largest, bringing...
Editing History: Why Physical Archives are Essential in a Digital World
The preservation of information over time has always been a significant challenge for humanity, and despite our technological advancements we have yet to develop a truly permanent form of record. This article is written by Genevieve Adeline. Genevieve is Information...
Universities’ Smart Storage of the Future
With increased intake and greater competition for students, smart storage can give universities the edge when building or refurbishing their estate. Bruynzeel are a Dutch manufacturing company who design and install specialist storage systems – what we...
Squaring the Circle in Archive Repositories
For many people, part of the attraction of visiting an archive is the chance to see real, physical historic documents – especially ones that have family meaning or significance. I visited an archive recently on business and during an informal discussion with the...
Can Archivists Avoid Working at Height?
Looking through my back issues of ARC magazine (December 2016 ‘New Professionals’) I was immediately drawn to the wonderful illustration on the cover by Peter Morphew from the University of Glasgow Archive, reproduced here. This article is written by Rob Dakin. Rob is...
CILIP RBSCG Conference
The CILIP Rare Books and Special Collections Group Conference 2017, held at the University of Sussex, had ‘Collections at Risk’ as its theme. Over the course of the three-day conference we heard a fascinating selection of talks from people working with...
Inspiration for a new type of museum store
The Friesland Collections Centre – or “Kolleksjesintrum Fryslân” – houses the collections of five regional museums under one roof: the Friesland Museum; Tresoar (Friesian History and Literature Centre); Friesland Museum of Natural History; Friesian Maritime Museum;...
Bruynzeel to exhibit at Business Archives Council Conference 2017
Bruynzeel Storage Systems is pleased to announce it will be attending this year’s Business Archives Council Conference 2017 in London on Tuesday 21 November. Entitled ‘Change the Record’, the conference will examine the changing nature of archive records and material,...
Visit us at Exponatec 2017
We believe there is a storage solution for each and every kind of collection. Whatever your requirements, we will find a suitable storage solution that guarantees safe, accessible storage for your unique collection. Visit our stand, have a cup of coffee...
Liverpool Librarian Wins ‘Guess the Archive’ Competition at ARA Conference 2017
Bruynzeel is pleased to announce that Emily Parsons, Archivist and Special Collections Librarian at Liverpool John Moores University has won its ‘Guess the Archive’ competition, which took place at this year’s ARA Conference. Emily receives a prize of a £50 Amazon...
Folk arts scholar awarded Bruynzeel CILIP bursary 2017
A 31-year-old folk arts scholar has been awarded the Bruynzeel CILIP Bursary 2017 to attend this year’s CILIP Rare Books and Special Collections Group Conference in Brighton. Genevieve Adeline, who specialised in folk arts as part of her masters at the Open...
Bruynzeel bursary for CILIP RBSCG Conference 2017
Bruynzeel Storage Systems is proud to announce it is offering a bursary for a student or a new or emerging practitioner to attend the CILIP Rare Books and Special Collections Conference, which takes place in Brighton from 6-8 September 2017. Entitled ‘Collections at...
Blueprint for a new kind of public library
The opening of The Word, the National Centre for the Written Word, was a welcome fillip to the UK public library sector after years of underinvestment. Is South Tyneside Council’s new cultural centre a sign of things to come? The Word opened to national acclaim in...
Bruynzeel Storage Systems’ Anna Skiba wins regional award
Bruynzeel Storage Systems’ Anna Skiba has won a regional award recognising the unsung heroes of local business. Technical designer Anna triumphed in the ‘Rising Star’ category at the BHBiz Awards, organised by the Burgess Hill Business Parks Association. Anna was...
National nuclear archive opens in Wick
A high-tech repository to hold the national archives of the civil nuclear industry has opened on the northern coast of Scotland. Designed by Edinburgh-based architects Reiach and Hall, the futuristic, shard-like building was constructed on the site of a former RAF...
CILIP Rare Books and Special Collections Group Conference 2016
Earlier this month, I was given the opportunity to attend the CILIP Rare Books and Special Collections Group Conference 2016. Held over three days in Liverpool, the conference addressed the challenges and rewards of developing diverse collections and...
Orgatec – new visions of work
ORGATEC, the leading international trade fair for modern work environments, opens its gates in Cologne, Germany, from 25-29 October. Over 50,000 visitors are expected to attend the biennial event. What can you expect? Explore what kind of office environments, work...
Oxford grad awarded Bruynzeel CILIP Bursary 2016
A 26-year-old Oxford graduate has been selected to receive the Bruynzeel CILIP bursary 2016 to attend this year’s Rare Books and Special Collections Conference. Samantha Smart, who currently works as an archivist at the National Records of Scotland, graduated...
Special collections: engagement versus preservation
The CILIP Rare Books and Special Collections Group Conference 2017, held at the University of Sussex, had ‘Collections at Risk’ as its theme. Over the course of the three-day conference we heard a fascinating selection of talks from people working with rare books and...
Bruynzeel bursary for CILIP RBSCG Conference 2016
Bruynzeel Storage Systems is proud to announce it will once again be offering a bursary for a new or emerging practitioner to attend the CILIP Rare Books and Special Collections Conference, which this year takes place in Liverpool from 7-9 September. Entitled ‘A Rich...
Over 22km of Bruynzeel Electronic Mobile shelving installed at the new Military Archives, Cathal Brugha Barracks in Dublin
President Michael D. Higgins officially opened the new Military Archives, Cathal Brugha Barracks in Dublin, which is a flagship project for the 1916 Rising Commemorations programmed. This is one of seven capital projects which will act as permanent reminders of the...
Secure Your Free Museum Storage Consultation with a Bruynzeel Specialist at Museum and Heritage Show 18-19 May 2016
Complete the form above to book your free storage advice session with one of our specialist project managers at this year’s Museum and Heritage Show, which takes place 18-19 May at Olympia, London. Although you’re welcome to drop by the stand, we recommend booking in...
BIM deadline day
From 4 April 2016, any firm wanting to be considered for large scale public sector construction work in the UK will need to be BIM level 2 compliant. This means that all project and asset information, documentation and data must be held in electronic form. Back in...
What universities can teach us about academic library design
Planning a library refurbishment or new build is one of the most significant projects a librarian or LRC manager can face in their professional life. Getting the balance between cost, space management and future-proofing is no simple task. We asked two managers who...
Why rented suits are the perfect fit for circular economy
Dutch manufacturing company Bruynzeel Storage Systems has a stated ambition to introduce the circular economy throughout its own services, factory and processes by 2020. But such significant change cannot happen overnight. In the meantime, Bruynzeel has been courting...
Museum storage seminar at the British Museum
The Museums Association is hosting a one-day museum storage seminar at the British Museum, London, on 17 March. Off the Shelf: Making Storage Work for You will explore some of the new and emerging approaches to designing and utilising museum stores. During the...
MA Conference 2015: ethics, internationalism and how not to store boats
This year’s Museums Association Conference, which took place at the Birmingham ICC in November, is the largest get-together of its kind in the UK. With a firm focus on the domestic musuems sector, it is an essential event in the diary for those involved in the museum...
Prince William opens St John’s College Archive
The Duke of Cambridge has officially opened the new Archive Centre at St John’s College Cambridge on a return visit to the college. Prince William, who studied a 10-week course affiliated to St John’s last year, was invited back to tour the college’s new...
The border between architecture and design does not exist
A company’s workspace, just like its organisation and strategy, plays an essential role in creating its identity. Planning a working environment involves a series of choices that allows business and leisure to be combined in a space to better meets the...
Thinking, doing and daring
Did you listen to what your mother told you?…. “Learn to think.” Your parents will have encouraged this in you from the day you were born. Learn from the world around you to solve the problems you face. And, after that, act. Take the necessary steps and finally,...
The seasonings for modern office design
You are sitting at your desk, staring at your computer screen. On the desk opposite a colleague is speaking on the phone with a customer. Next to you, close by, other colleagues are busy looking for a free desk space to work today. Concentration is almost impossible....
CILIP Rare Books and Special Collections Group Conference 2015
Visiting libraries in London is always an exciting experience, but this year’s CILIP Rare Books and Special Collections Group Conference 2015 was particularly interesting as it took place over three days in three very different venues: the Friends Meeting...
Join Bruynzeel Storage Systems at DCDC15
DCDC (Discovering Collections, Discovering Communities) is a collaborative conference hosted by The National Archives and RLUK. The conference takes place at the Lowry Centre in Manchester on 13-14 October. It explores inter-disciplinary, cross-sector approaches and...
What is it like to study as a disabled student?
What is it like to study as a disabled student at a UK university? Bruynzeel Storage Systems spoke to Fay Hart, 23, who spent four years studying at the University for the Creative Arts, where she completed her masters in Documentary Practice in 2014. Tell us how you...
Brighton archivist awarded Bruynzeel CILIP Bursary 2015
A 27-year-old Brighton archivist and librarian has been awarded the Bruynzeel CILIP Bursary 2015 to attend this year’s CILIP Rare Books and Special Collections Group Conference in London. Joanna Baines graduated from Sussex University in 2009 with a first class...
Young designers prepare for prize trip to Shanghai
Earlier this year, Bruynzeel Storage Systems staged an international competition to design the office storage system of the future. On Friday 3 July Roland van der Velden, Manager Innovation and Development at Bruynzeel Storage Systems, presented the prizes for the...
Bruynzeel Storage Systems chooses circular economy lighting from Philips
Panningen production facility saves up to 73% on lighting energy consumption through innovative lighting solution. Bruynzeel Storage Systems and Philips have teamed up for circular economy illumination in its nine-hall manufacturing facility in Panningen. This...
Future for museum storage collections
Is this the future for museum storage? Museum aan de Stroom’s open store combines high density double decker archive storage with access areas for the general public. Museum storage event Bruynzeel Storage Systems has joined forces with the Collections Trust to debate...
Three genius office storage ideas by exciting young talents
Three exciting new design concepts by young European designers have been chosen from a raft of entries in a global design competition hosted by Bruynzeel Storage Systems, to create the office storage system of the future. The winning entries – two Dutch and one...
Guide to mobile storage systems
Mobile storage systems are a practical solution to allow the storage of large volumes of material in a limited amount of space. Also known as roller racking, mobile shelving, rolling stacks and book stacks, mobile storage systems have a history that dates back over 50...
The impact of LED lighting in mobile storage on energy costs
This article is written by Roland van der Velden, Innovation Manager, Bruynzeel Storage Group. Most parents teach their children to turn out the light in rooms when they leave it. On one hand to teach them not to waste energy but mainly to teach them not to waste any...
Personal experience with the New Way of Working
This article is written by Roy Janssen, former employee Bruynzeel Storage Systems. The new way of working is ‘hip and happening’. Half year ago, we tore down the walls in our head office and build an open office plan. In this article I’ll share my experiences after...
New vs. refurbished archive: Top 5 questions to ask
When your existing library or archive space no longer meets the requirements of the information service, or fails to meet the recommended conditions as set out by BS 4971:2017, it may be time to research new options for storing your collections. One of the first...
Bruynzeel and Masterlight launch sustainable LED lights for archives
Bruynzeel and Masterlight launch sustainable LED lights for archives Bruynzeel Storage Systems and Masterlight have joined forces to develop innovative and sustainable LED lights for archives. The two companies, both based in Panningen, Netherlands, are committed to...
Stunning library at St Patrick’s College Dublin
A brand new library building opened this week at St Patrick’s College Dublin, in advance of a merger between two leading Irish colleges. St Patrick’s College Drumcondra, a teacher training college with strong ties to the Cathlolic Church dating back to 1875, had...
International Design Competition: Shaping The Office
What will the office of the future look like? Over the next three months, designers and architects will get the chance to answer that question by taking part in an innovative online design challenge: Shaping the Office. Bruynzeel Storage Systems has joined forces with...
Improving Academic Library Design
Canterbury Christ Church University’s impressive learning resource centre demonstrates how quality library design can improve student participation and development. Over the past decade, a revolution has taken place in academic library design. The change is evident...
Black shelving for ‘raw’ University of Greenwich library
Here’s the first few images of Bruynzeel Storage Systems’ latest storage installation at the University of Greenwich’s stunning new library and school of architecture. Designed by Ireland-based architects Heneghan Peng, the library features new book displays and...
Modern upgrade for George Green Library
Bruynzeel has been chosen by the University of Nottingham to supply over 6km of static and mobile shelving for its new George Green Engineering and Science Library, due to be opened in 2015. Currently under construction, the George Green Library project will raise the...
Bruynzeel joins Deloitte best managed companies list
Bruynzeel Storage Systems has been recognised by Deloitte and ING as one of the best managed companies in the Netherlands for 2014. For the first time, Bruynzeel Storage Systems joined the list of approximately 75 Dutch companies selected as part of an annual Best...
Orgatec 2014: Six top trends for the modern workplace
Every two years, the office and facilities management sector comes together in Cologne for Orgatec, the industry’s influential trade fair. The exhibition is a perfect environment to browse the latest offerings in furniture, storage, flooring, acoustics, lighting and...
Bruynzeel Office Hub wins top prize at Benelux Product Awards
On Thursday 9 October, the jury at the Benelux Office Awards chose Bruynzeel Office Hub as overall winner of the Benelux Office Products Awards 2014 in the category of Office Interior. The jury, comprised of dealers, end users, industry experts and trade press,...
Discover visible storage at MA Conference Cardiff
The curator responsible for one of the finest visible storage installations in Europe will be presenting at this year’s Museums Association Conference and Exhibition, which takes place in Cardiff on 9-10 October. Bram Janssens, head of archives at Museum aan de Stroom...
RAL Certificate – How to recognise high quality and safe storage systems
Everybody needs a place to store items and most of us are lacking space. Nevertheless we continue collecting things, up to a certain point where we cannot avoid wondering: where to put all that stuff? Regular clean-ups and practical storage systems help to gain more...
Preserving rare books: highlights from the CILIP RBSCG conference
The Sir Duncan Rice Library at Aberdeen University was a very appropriate venue for this year’s conference theme: New Spaces for Old Books. Over the three days, presentations were given about newly built libraries housing special collections, as well as the...
Can European SMEs save €50,000 annually by adopting innovative storage?
The easy answer is: yes, most definitely – and we are talking about millions of euros in savings in the case of multinationals, but one needs to understand a particular concept and enforce a new way of designing an office space to make this happen. For most western...
Library of Birmingham shortlisted for international design prize
The Library of Birmingham, the largest public library in Europe, was one of six shortlisted for Public Library of the Year prize, which was announced at the IFLA World Library and Information Conference, Lyon, on Sunday 17 August. The prize is a new architectural...
Cambridge grad secures Bruynzeel CILIP bursary 2014
A 24-year-old Cambridge University graduate has secured the Bruynzeel CILIP bursary 2014 to attend this year’s CILIP Rare Books and Special Collections Group Conference in Aberdeen. Philippa Bell became interested in a career in libraries and special...
New Sao Paulo home for finance minister’s library
The University of Sao Paulo opened its new specialist economics library – the largest of its kind in South America – on 2 July following a large-scale refurbishment. A key component of the new build is the private collection of former Brazilian finance minister...
A 25-year journey to the paperless office
This article is written by Igor La Vos, former employee Bruynzeel Storage Systems. When I joined Canon in 1986, the paperless office was already being discussed during sales training and was expected to become a reality sometime in the 90s. In 1986, the first laser...
International Customer Support Centre goes live
Bruynzeel Storage Systems celebrated the opening of its new Customer Support Centre in Roermond with an official launch event for an audience of 100 invited guests. Inspired by the company’s mission ‘We organise your space’, it was an afternoon full of ideas and...
Bruynzeel sponsors rare books bursary
Preservation top of the agenda at conference Bruynzeel Storage Systems is proud to announce it is sponsoring a bursary place to attend this year’s CILIP Rare Books and Special Collections Conference in Aberdeen. The conference, entitled ‘New Space for Old Books:...
Six smart office design ideas
Every year, Clerkenwell Design Week showcases a host of new ideas for office design from established and emerging companies. With 62 open showrooms and over 150 exhibitors, this boutique festival is now a firm fixture on the annual exhibition calendar. Here is our...
Shonibare turns defunct shelving into art
If your existing archive shelving system is no longer fit for purpose, what can it be used for? One solution: turn it into art. After Brighton and Hove City Council chose to relocate its local history archive to a new conservation and storage facility at The Keep, its...
Lenny Henry opens Dudley Archives
UK comedian Lenny Henry officially opened a new state-of-the-art community archive centre, the Dudley Archives and Local History Centre, in April. Henry, a freeman of the borough, was taken on a tour of the facilities and shown his own entries, including school...
Me Ltd
From Input to Output and Outcome It did not take long to write this down and I can already hear the CEO say: “We assess our people on their performance and not the hours they work”. And in accordance with the terms of every collective bargaining agreement: the number...
Trends in Lockers
Help, is anything still mine? In traditional offices, you have your own desk with your personal items, but in an office based on the New Way of Working, you have a locker for storing your personal items. The location of your locker depends largely on the...
Where does the modern office worker keep things?
You may claim one place where you can store your personal items under lock and key – your own locker. You can of course leave personal items at home. Everything else in the office belongs to the employer. Personal items that are physical in nature (coat, motorcycle...
Safe | Store | File | Retrieve
Keywords in modern storage Bricks or clicks In our digital world, we normally think of storage in terms of gigabytes or terabytes as opposed to a physical location. The Cloud has become today’s filing cabinet. It is a fact that modern offices need increasingly less...
M² – usage per office worker
Squeeze the footprint or choose from 10 workplaces Squeeze the footprint If office costs have to be cut in expensive cities in the US, facility managers are promptly instructed to squeeze the footprint. The result: another slice off the cubicle. A statement I once...
The home office
Glorified and reviled E-working? Teleworking? Working from home? Just like other areas of knowledge that are currently being explored, the science behind the New Way of Working contains several confusing definitions. E-working is something you can do anywhere; it is...
Clean Desk Policy
Doomed to failure in traditional offices; an essential requirement in the New Way of Working The luxury of a clean desk Montessori once said: “An untidy desk is a sign of an untidy mind”. Yes, but I can always find everything. Oh, and can your co-workers find the...
Your personal meeting place
An indispensable element in modern office communication – birds of a feather flock together Traffic jam flirting No, not flirting with co-workers behind the filing cabinet, but a moment of frivolous relaxation on the way to or home from the office. People used to have...
Change Management
Trends in modern office outfitting The initial outfitting concepts for the New Way of Working were based on carefully analysed processes that took place at clients’ business locations. These days, you often see these processes copied indiscriminately by companies so...
The New Way of Working
Hype, trend or social development? Fourteen years ago, KPN took the Kermit network (which later became Greenhopper) off the air. It had – in response to the expensive car telephone – become obsolete because you always had to take your telephone to a ‘Green Point’. Now...
Bruynzeel shows new developments and proven products at Exponatec in Cologne
At Exponatec, Europe’s foremost trade fair for the museum, conservation and restoration industry, we have presented our practical storage solutions and a special new product development. Mobile storage system with Dynamic Pro control If the available floorspace is...
Bruynzeel customer wins prestigious national library design award
Augustine House Library and Student Services Centre at Canterbury Christ Church University has been announced the joint winner, with The McClay Library, Queen’s’ University Belfast, of the prestigious 2013 SCONUL Library Design Awards. The SCONUL Library Design Awards...
Bruynzeel Storage Group places European HQ in Panningen, The Netherlands
After the effective merger of Qubiqa’s storage solutions and Bruynzeel Storage Systems early 2013, Bruynzeel Storage Systems has decided to set up the Bruynzeel Storage Group to give clear direction to the company on an international basis. The Bruynzeel Storage Group...
Bruynzeel Storage Systems bv nominated for the Limburg Export Award 2013
Bruynzeel Storage Systems bv has been nominated for the Limburg Export Award 2013! This award is granted by the Export Society Limburg to outstanding companies which look beyond the national borders and grab opportunities overseas. This is the first year Bruynzeel...
Bruynzeel introduces a new colour collection
To stay in tuned with the ongoing trends, Bruynzeel has been studying the latest colour developments. Specialists such as interior designers, stylists, and our own material suppliers are been asked to give their vision on the colour trend for 2013. Because colours are...
Storage is getting more and more the cutting edge of space design
On the Urban Office Interiors Blog appeared an interesting articel; Modern office storage – Divide the workspace. The blogger mentioned that in the recent year the cost of office floor space rental has risen and many companies have been required to take a good look at...
Bruynzeel shelving fitout at NUI Maynooth Library
NUI Maynooth has recently opened its new extension to the John Paul II library. Storage Systems Ltd Ireland has completed the library shelving fitout for the NUI Maynooth library. This installation comprises of 750 bays of Sysco library shelving installed over two...
Crown Commercial Service RM1501 approved supplier
Bruynzeel Storage Systems is now a Crown Commercial Service approved supplier on the Framework Agreement for the Supply, Delivery and Installation of High Density Steel Storage Systems. The framework agreement commenced on 17 December 2012 and lasts a total of four...
Merger with Qubiqa Storage Solutions
Panningen, The Netherlands and Vipperød, Denmark, — January 10th, 2013 — The Constructor Group and Qubiqa today announced that they have entered into an agreement under which the Bruynzeel Division of the Constructor Group – known as Constructor in Denmark, Norway and...
Expanding across borders
When you’re looking at CNN in the evening, you might see our latest innovating and price winning office product passing by. "Bruynzeel is growing. We started off over a century ago in a city called Zaandam, just north of Amsterdam with wooden shelving. A few years...
Outstanding participation Orgatec 2012 exhibitions
At Orgatec 2012 we’d got the chance to present a new perspective for the shape and functions of offices. A WORLD FIRST, where we demonstrated a multifunctional and space-saving office unit. All kinds of office storage such as lockers, garment hanging rails, office...
Bruynzeel awarded during Orgatec
Bruynzeel Storage Systems presented a world first in the field of ‘flexible office surroundings’ during the Orgatec 2012 exhibition. We proposed a new perspective on the shape and functions of offices, by demonstrating a multifunctional and space-saving office unit....
Bruynzeel participating in the AIT Innovation Award
On the occasion of ORGATEC 2012 we will participate in the battle of most innovative conceptual solution for offices for the seventh time the architects’ trade journals AIT and xia Intelligente Architektur will present the Innovation award Architektur+Office. The...
IT company brightens office with magenta roller racking
To cope with the increase in its activities, a Dutch IT and service company decided to relocate its 700 employees to a new premises. Bruynzeel was chosen to supply a range of space-saving shelving, including magenta roller racking. These mobile cabinets enable a...
Bruynzeel accommodated a wide array of collections in Abu Dhabi
The Abu Dhabi Authority for Culture and Heritage has opened a state-of-the-art storage facility on the ground floor of the National Archive Building in Abu Dhabi. The multi-purpose storage facilities are constructed to safeguard, manage, and enhance national heritage....
Storage Systems Ltd donated their Bruynzeel Sysco office shelving
Barretstown is a specially-designed camp that provides Therapeutic Recreation programmes for children with serious illnesses such as cancer and blood diseases. Barretstown was founded by hollywood actor Paul Newman in 1994. Storage Systems Ltd kindly donated their...
Historical Archives in Denmark ready for future growth
The historical archives in Denmark needed a space efficient storage solution for their new premises. Their idea was to choose Compactus® mobile shelving. But after careful consultation and after analysing their future storage requirements, they decided to opt for...
130 linear metres of storage space for Swedisch private bank, Luxembourg
The Luxembourg subsidiary of a Swedish private bank will soon move into its new premises. Helping to equip the new office space will be the convenient Compactus® Dynamic Pro office mobile cabinets. The solution The storage of files is centralised in convenient office...
100-kilometres of linear shelf capacity for BBC London
The BBC’s new, purpose-built media Archive in Perivale, London is fitted with a series of two level high-density storage systems. Designed as 12-vaults it houses the Corporation’s precious stock of archive material, the media archive will hold a total of 3.7-million...
Noise level kept to a minimum by use of Sysco® library shelving
Library shelving with acoustic panels has been installed in the new school library of Øregård Gymnasium.This acoustic solution fulfilled the demand of creating an inspiring and pleasant environment while satisfying the need to keep noise levels to a minimum. The...