21 May
1999
21 May
'99
2:36 p.m.
On Fri, 21 May 1999, Max Eskin wrote:
On Fri, 21 May 1999, Sellam Ismail wrote:
Then I would think that portability and movability would be even more
important considerations.
The "prefab" steel-and-particle-board shelf units available out there
are excellent deals. Easy to set up, easy to knock down, easy to move,
and they don't cost any more than the raw materials would cost you if you
decided to roll it entirely yourself.
And there are a lot of brands available other than Gorilla. Take a look
in the Grainger or MSC catalogs to see a really wide range of choices.
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It will weigh a lot and will be a bitch to tear
down if you ever wanted to
move it somewhere else.
I know all this from experience. Its better to buy Gorilla racks.
Well, you're talking about a warehouse situation. I'm thinking of a garage
or a basement of moderate dimensions.