Document Storage

Workplaces, schools, libraries, shops, and even homes deal with a variety of documents. Some documents are easier to store than others, and some have to be displayed while protecting them against damage.

For different document storage needs, Engineer Warehouse offers different types of storages, holders, and protectors that you can rely on. Coming from dependable manufacturers like Advanced Organizing Systems, these products guarantee durability that can surely provide sufficient protection to different types of documents.

Storage for Blueprints and Drawings

There are several options for storing blueprints and drawings. For instance, there are roll file storages that can hold different sizes of documents. Because files are rolled up when stored, you need not worry about creases and folds that can damage your files.

Of course, not all documents can be rolled up--which is why flat-file storages are also handy. These organizers can hold multiple documents, and they usually have tabs and labels that allow you to locate specific files quickly and without any trouble. These organizers are perfect for legal documents and other files that need to be kept safe from folds and creases.
Both of these types of storage can accommodate different sorts of documents. You can store maps, blank paper rolls or sheets, or anything else that can fit in them.

Literature Holders and Document Displays

Sometimes, storage devices also have to make documents look attractive so that people will pay attention to them. This is what literature holders and document displays do. They’re simple yet sleek, and they’re great for displaying documents while protecting them from tearing. They’re the perfect slots for flyers and other educational or marketing materials that deserve attention.

Desktop Reference

Offices that handle customer inquiries usually have a desktop reference. This organizing tool makes pertinent documents easily accessible, and it also protects them against moisture and tearing even with repetitive use. These tools usually come with a rack on which they can be mounted on. Displayed at a strategic area, anyone can leaf through this organizer’s sections and see for themselves the documents that they need.
A desktop reference is great for displaying directories, standard operating procedures, product or service catalogs, price guides, menus, and other documents that people often need to look at.

Mailing Tubes

Need to transport or ship important documents? Put them in a mailing tube first. These tubes are specifically designed to keep documents safe during transport, and some models, like the AOS mailing tubes, have a corrugated design to withstand impacts that are likely to occur while on the road. For better convenience, you can choose tubes that are self-locking and can protect your files without the need for adhesives.

For more document storage options, visit Engineer Warehouse