Siirtohyllystö

Siirtohyllystö, also known as mobile shelving or compact shelving, is a storage system designed to maximize space utilization. It consists of shelving units mounted on a movable base that travels along a track. This allows multiple rows of shelving to be condensed into a single aisle, significantly increasing storage capacity compared to traditional static shelving.

The movement of the shelving units is typically achieved manually or electronically. Manual systems often use a crank mechanism, while electronic systems are operated by pressing a button. This mobility enables access to specific rows by simply moving the adjacent units aside, creating an aisle where needed.

Siirtohyllystö systems are commonly used in various environments where space efficiency is crucial. This includes archives, libraries, museums, offices, warehouses, and even medical facilities. They are suitable for storing a wide range of items, from documents and books to equipment and inventory.

The primary advantage of siirtohyllystö is its ability to reduce the required floor space for storage by up to 50%. This can lead to significant cost savings in terms of building or rental space. Additionally, the system can improve organization and accessibility of stored materials. Maintenance is generally straightforward, and the systems are designed for durability and longevity. Their modular design also allows for flexibility in adapting to different storage needs and available spaces.