Sliding Metal Shelves

A Better Solution for Storing Law Office Case Files

All over the country law offices are downsizing their physical spaces. There are a multitude of reasons for this change: rising costs of real estate; increases in workers’ hotelling; and switching to open office designs. But one thing hasn’t changed – law offices still have case files to store. And the best way to store your office’s case files in less floor space is with sliding legal-size file shelving.

How Sliding Legal-Size File Shelving Saves Space

Many times it’s not the storage system itself that takes up all your space; it’s the space you need to access the system. For example, the space for the drawer to extend in a lateral file cabinet, or the aisles between each row of static shelving.

Sliding legal-size file shelving gets rid of this unnecessary access space and gives you back the floor space. Here’s how it works: shelves are stacked one row in front of the other; each row slides back and forth on tracks to give you access to the rows behind it. The result is a completely accessible file storage system in significantly less floor space.

Versatility of the Sliding Legal-Size File Shelving

The sliding legal-size file shelving is extremely versatile:

• You can add rows of shelving in front of your existing storage system.
• The shelves are adjustable on 1-inch increments.
• You can add to the system at any time to make it triple or quadruple deep.
• The sliding shelving can be moved any time you switch up your layout or relocate.
• You can store files, but also boxes, redrope pockets, office supplies, binders, books, and more.

Contact Us for Sliding Legal-Size File Shelving

Southwest Solutions Group provides design and installation services for sliding legal-size file shelving to law offices that need better storage for case files. SSG will even provide a free consultation to determine your exact needs before the design process begins. To learn more or to speak with a specialist, call us at 800-803-1083 or send us a message today.