Stacking Bins Wire Shelving Container Storage Side Ribs Bulky Large Grip Handles

Stacking bins on wire shelving frees up space boosting productivity

Users can store these stacking bins on hygienic wire shelving that help get items off the floor to free up space for more productive uses. The container storage design includes side ribs that add reinforcement to add stability while stacked. It means users do not need to worry about the systems giving way and dumping materials to the floor while stored this way. Bulky or large supplies such as hospital surgical gowns are thus protected from becoming contaminated with dirt found on the ground. Other features like large grip handles promote comfort while allowing users to lift the systems with ease. It ensures users can transport high-demand items from one place to another with greater speed and efficiency.

Stacking bins on wire shelving saves money

With the stacking bins installed on wire shelving, users can stop using corrugated boxes in storage areas and save money. Same size units can stack atop one another while on the floor or shelves to maximize space use. Users can even add labels with ease to make item identification faster and more efficient. Units come in three sizes and five attractive colors, including blue, clear, gray, red, and white.

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Contact us for stacking bins on wire shelving

Southwest Solutions Group® provides design and installation services for stacking bins on wire shelving. Free consultations are available to determine you and your business’s exact needs before the design process begins. To learn more or to speak with a storage specialist, call us at 1-800-803-1083 or send us a message today.

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