SSI Schaefer has yet again successfully supplied Robert Bosch with a new shelving installation, the fourth storage location to date from Schaefer within Bosch’s sales and distribution plant in Denham, Buckinghamshire. Having previously used SSI Schaefer to install a single storey Regal 3000 shelving system over two years ago, Bosch, suppliers of automotive, trade and household products, wanted the same versatile storage structure but on two levels to include open mesh flooring and lighting.
A new multi-functional SSI Schaefer Regal 3000 two-tier shelving system now sits alongside an existing Regal 4000 two-tier shelving structure, also installed by SSI Schaefer. With just a walkway separating both, the Regal 4000 shelving unit is still functioning as effectively and efficiently as when it was installed over 20 years ago, clearly demonstrating the longevity of SSI Schaefer’s product manufacture.
Completed in under a month, to exacting specifications, the new two-tier modular shelving has been installed ensuring maximum space and storage optimisation.
Bosch Project Manager for SSI Schaefer said: “As an on-going supplier to Robert Bosch we understand that optimising time and space is crucial to efficient store management within Bosch’s distribution plant, which is why we once again used Regal 3000 shelving. SSI Schaefer provides shelving solutions that are complete, flexible, single or multi-tier systems of the highest quality for a diverse range of applications.”
SSI Schaefer’s Regal 3000 modular shelving system, which can be extended as required at any time in both single and multi-tier, is the ideal solution for all storage requirements. It provides a quick economic solution to any storage problem and its slot in frame system can hold between three and five tonnes with ease. Regal 3000 shelving removes the classic distinction between modular shelving, longspan racking and cantilever racking – one system to store everything.
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