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Space-Efficient Shop Storage: The Levrack System
Gives you 24 feet of shelves in 12 feet of wall space
The Nebraska-based folks behind Levrack had a problem that those of you with shops will recognize. "Our shop was in need of a storage solution," they write. "Every type of shelving that we tried seemed to add to the clutter, and take up much needed wall space."
You've undoubtedly seen the "mobile aisle" solution that libraries (and Lego HQ) use to cram a lot of storage into a limited footprint. That system is efficient, but requires laying tracks in the floor. So Levrack's developers did the mobile aisle one better:
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Fabulous solution at a very reasonable price, but the customization options are extremely limited (they can basically just build them longer) making them best suited for those who actually already have plenty of space and just want to stack things a little more efficiently. If you happen to work out of a tiny 1950's tract home garage, they sadly can't sell you anything that wouldn't fill half the area today.
I'm looking at some old scaffolding I've got and some Dexion shelving and thinking all I need is sliding door rails and yeah!