Cold storage is essential for the long-term preservation of film, animal pelts, and other items that tend to deteriorate relatively quickly. That’s why a growing number of museums are installing freezers and coolers to create optimal storage conditions for their collections.
This museum in Denver, for instance, built a cooler and a freezer to house its image collection. Film, photographic prints, and other materials had previously been stored in various locations around the museum, and staff wanted to consolidate the collection in climate-controlled spaces. This would preserve the materials and organize them more effectively.
Spacesaver helps save time, improve energy efficiency, and protect priceless collections.
Needless to say, operating a cooler and freezer is expensive, both in terms of energy consumption and a museum’s bottom line. In order to build a cold storage space that would allow for future growth while still occupying the smallest space available, the project team worked with Spacesaver to create a compact storage system. Spacesaver compactors equipped with mechanical-assist handles eliminate wasted aisle space while improving organization and accessibility.
Now the museum is protecting its collections in a state-of-the-art cold storage facility. Spacesaver helped the museum and its staff save time and protect collections, while also saving space, conserving energy, and saving money over the long term.
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