For a growing small business, the traditional approach of buying new or second-hand filing cabinets may work up to a point.  But as you expand, you grow out of these filing cabinets.  At this point, it may be worth taking stock and investigating a long term high-density filing system, such as mobile shelving.

We generally compare high density storage against traditional static storage. And try to use additional space in the length, width, and height not used to get more storage into the area.

Why move out when you can move up?
Avoid the rocketing costs and inconvenience of moving stock and staff to alternative premises by opting for a mezzanine floor.  Utilise the height of your building fully to increase office accommodation, manufacturing area and doubling your storage capacity.

Traditional moving aisle storage often called mobile storage is a tried and tested solution to increase the capacity of any static shelving system by removing the aisles and in its place inserting more shelving and racking.

A correctly used and regularly maintained mobile storage system should give you years of trouble-free service. 

OfficeSTOR has many years' experience of installing, repairing, maintaining and moving mobile shelving systems.  We have our favourites, but in general we can maintain most systems.

Mobile storage systems are static storage units put on to moving bases or mobiles.
There are several types of mobile storage systems; moving aisle, i.e. bases that move to the left to the right; rotary, i.e. the units spin on an axis; or side to side, i.e. the whole unit moves from side to side.

Maximize medical record filing capacity.
Mobile storage systems offer a more space efficient alternative to traditional medical record file drawer cabinets.
The filing system layout is flexible and can easily accommodate, FP25 dental files, A4 medical records files and Lloyd George card formats and can store 60% more than drawer storage cabinets. This is achieved by using the height better and the one moving aisle allows more storage units to be fitted in the room.