Imagine running a
modestly-sized video production company right in the comfort of your
own home. Your crew shoots a variety of projects ranging from
episodes of weekly documentary shows to special tutorial videos. One
section of the house may be dedicated to editing facilities for
example, but where do you even stash all those copies of your videos'
master copies and scripts? When space is at a premium, that's where
mobile shelving comes in.
If you are committed to
using mobile shelves to archive your video materials, make sure to
identify a room with ample floor area. A large section of this room
will be used for the mobile shelves and their roller tracks. When
considering how many shelves you need for the room, take a look at
the expected load each can take and measure the dimensions of the
chosen room space.
The frequency of use in
the archival room will matter. If the preselected space has enough
for, say, 15 shelf units jammed together, consider going for a dozen
units. This will help free up space for a couple of aisles,
especially when a certain number of people will pick up something in
the archives. The room must be climate-controlled as well to preserve
the material.
Setting up mobile shelves
for your videos have potential for practicality when you need them.
All it takes is a little foresight.
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