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Museum of Anthropology(UBC) Celebration of Creativity

by kmcparland on Feb.08, 2010, under Shared

On January 23 2010 Hi-Cube Storage Products attended the Celebration of Creativity marking the completion of the Museum of Anthropology’s Partnership of Peoples renewal Project and the launch of the “new” MOA. The launch of the new facilities, along with a major exhibition of contemporary works, performances,  speeches, and tours behind the scenes where Hi-Cube supplied and installed the Spacesaver compact storage systems for the collections rooms. The celebrations were a big success.

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Fun with City Building Permits

by plengyell on Feb.02, 2010, under Shared

We have probably all heard the horror stories about trying to get a building permit for installing pallet racking, shelving or a mezzanine. Some municipalities are worse than others. Some don’t require a permit for certain products. Others make you get information that has you going in circles, and it can become expensive. It seems there are no set rules, which makes it overwhelming for the un-initiated. But don’t beat yourself up. Even after 11 years of dealing with permitting for my customers, I still get surprises during the process.

Many ask, “Why do I have to go through this process”? I would like to draw your attention to what has happened in Haiti. It all comes down to engineering, and the more that is learned about earthquakes, the more engineering becomes critical in the design of pallet racking and mezzanines. Since I work so closely with these issues I can understand why those who are not involved with seismic engineering find the process as mysterious and frustrating. If you find yourself in this position, engage the help of professionals. It will cost you some money but it will save you countless hours of frustration.

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