If you like modular storage that is ridiculously over engineered, and you like that over engineering to be subsidized by the tax paying public instead of your own wallet.. military surplus is the way to go.
The sipr net labels are neat, some might even say stylish , but it’s also almost literally bomb proof, and ready to drop out of an airplane. Lots of them let you roll the rack out of the vibration dampening chassis for fiddling. The fiber reinforced plastic formulation and the typical olive or khaki paint job is even uv resisting. And you can jam the heaviest ancient ups you can find in there without cracking the case when you rattle it with the fork lift. Short of a fork lift.. the handles work great for heavy loads and autoretract on springs that still work when the whole thing is like thirty years old. Pour concrete inside and you can make steps or post foundations. Bolt screens onto keyboard drawers and position racks vertically, and you can have articulated protected displays that you can kick off a building. Mount pumps inside for the 4x4 rig. Stack them to the moon and the feet kind of lock into the base below so you barely need to tie them down. Put them on wheels for rad coffee tables. Get rack mount drawers and take back the kitchen, infuriating the delicate sensibility of your significant other.
I wouldn’t even tell you guys about how great these are but having like 3 dozen already I should probably stop collecting them..
The sipr net labels are neat, some might even say stylish , but it’s also almost literally bomb proof, and ready to drop out of an airplane. Lots of them let you roll the rack out of the vibration dampening chassis for fiddling. The fiber reinforced plastic formulation and the typical olive or khaki paint job is even uv resisting. And you can jam the heaviest ancient ups you can find in there without cracking the case when you rattle it with the fork lift. Short of a fork lift.. the handles work great for heavy loads and autoretract on springs that still work when the whole thing is like thirty years old. Pour concrete inside and you can make steps or post foundations. Bolt screens onto keyboard drawers and position racks vertically, and you can have articulated protected displays that you can kick off a building. Mount pumps inside for the 4x4 rig. Stack them to the moon and the feet kind of lock into the base below so you barely need to tie them down. Put them on wheels for rad coffee tables. Get rack mount drawers and take back the kitchen, infuriating the delicate sensibility of your significant other.
I wouldn’t even tell you guys about how great these are but having like 3 dozen already I should probably stop collecting them..