SPACESAVER ROTARY STORAGE SYSTEMS STARTER UNIT


Rotary Storage System is always a Starter. Each additional unit is either an Adder Unit or a Full Adder Unit, depending on the capacity and access requirements or space allocation and


The plan design.


Stand-alone or single units are always Starters.


As you can see from the illustration, Starter Units include all the components that are necessary to stand alone or begin a row of Rotary Storage Units.


and then additional units are added as storage requirements increase. This scenario is fairly typical in a professional


Some


accounting application. In other scenarios, such as an executive


or


Storage Units hold so much material that a single unit may be the only storage required.


The 3D illustration shows our 6 Plus Unit in the "F" designation, that is, with shelves and dividers for standard end-tab


applications. The entire part number for the illustration is PFS362576F. The part number breaks down as follows:


PF Designates Spacesaver Rotary Storage S Designates Starter Unit 36 Designates the nominal width, actual width of letter size unit is 36.5"


25 Designates the nominal depth, see Tech Data on depth at right


76 Designates the nominal height, actual height of 6 Plus unit is 76.625"


F Designates that the interior is designed for end-tab g


g


Please note that all dimensions in the part number are rounded down.


Tech Data : Depth. The depth dimension in the part number does not include the rotation space clearance required behind any Rotary Storage Unit when placed against a wall or panel. For Letter-Size purposes the rotation space is slightly less that six inches, for Legal-Size the space is slightly more than seven inches.


Spacesaver Rotary Shown in F ration begin with a single Starter Unit


unit in any row of a Spacesaver


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