ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT STORAGE SOLUTIONS

ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT
STORAGE SOLUTIONS

McMurray Stern offers functional, durable and customizable storage and shelving systems for all types of athletic equipment. We have designed and built custom storage systems for several of the professional sports teams here in Southern California as well as most of the major universities.

MOBILE SHELVING FOR ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT

Creating more space in the same layout can be quite the challenge – which is why Spacesaver’s high-density mobile storage systems can help. By offering twice the amount of storage in the same space, or the same amount of storage in half the space, mobile storage makes your business office storage system transition more simple than ever imagined.

ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT LOCKERS

Revolutionary to the medical and hospital industry, the Hospital Bed Lift is a cost effective way to store and access spare hospital beds including beds requiring maintenance or cleaning. Ideal for hospital and other medical fields, this innovative hospital bed storage solution takes beds off the floor and stacks them securely in a vertical arrangement. The Hospital Bed Lift not only saves valuable floor space but also removes potential fire hazards from the hospital corridors and adds valuable seconds back into patient care.

CASE STUDY:

STANFORD
UNIVERSITY

Stanford University has long been known for brilliant solutions to some of the world’s most pressing problems in medicine, computer science, renewable energy, and a host of other disciplines. But when it came to dealing with supplies and equipment storage for their football program and their on-site sports medicine clinic, the university’s solutions were falling flat.

CASE STUDY:

NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL
EQUIPMENT ROOM

The Football equipment room at the University of Notre Dame used to have static, wooden shelving installed in a sparse room with concrete floors. The aisles between the static shelving units were wide, originally designed to accommodate a skid and a pallet, and took up most of the floor space. “There was just so much wasted space,” said Ryan Grooms, Head Football Equipment Manager for the University of Notre Dame.