Looking for the best in Movable Shelving?

Movable Shelving Systems come in many different shapes and sizes for hundreds of different storage applications. High Density Movable Shelving Systems are composed of tracks anchored into your floor with moveable and fixed carriages sitting atop the tracks. On top of the carriages will sit any of dozens of different types of shelving systems or cabinets for your storage needs.

Movable Shelving Systems offer several different safety requirements ranging from a mechanical aisle safety lock, overhead heat sensor, to a passive infra-red safety sweep available both in mechanical and electric systems. Find you local dealer for specific safety features available to you by putting your zip code in the Dealer Locator on this page and going to his local website.

Shelving Systems available for use in high density storage systems include steel shelving, L&T Shelving, open shelf four-post shelving, cantilever shelving, wire shelving, case style, shelf files, lateral files, industrial metal shelving, high density drawer systems, museum cabinets, flat files, art racks, weapon racks, pallet racking in heavy duty systems and most other shelving systems available.

There are three different ways to operate a high density movable shelving system. A Manual operated system has a fixed handle on the end panel, which requires grabbing the system and pulling the system side-to-side to create an access aisle. This system is only advised for the smallest and lightest applications for safety considerations.

Mechanical Assist systems are the most common and cost efficient high density shelving systems. Mechanical Assist systems have three spoke ergonomic handles attached to each moveable carriage in your system and rotate like a steering wheel with the spokes rotating in your hand as you rotate the handle.

Electric high density systems are the third control consideration for operating your high density system. Electric controls allow you to operate the shelving system with the push of a button. These state of the art systems can connect directly to your computer for file tracking or fire safety control closure. These systems can be operated with your hands full of folders. These systems provide advanced safety features not available in the manual and mechanical assist systems.