It is an object of one or more embodiments of the present disclosure to provide a retractable mezzanine walkway, which when used in conjunction with high-density mobile shelving systems, expands and rolls out, creating an aisle for which employees can walk down. The retractable mezzanine walkway includes pairs of mobile shelving units configured to sit on top of parallel tracks. The retractable mezzanine walkway is configured to roll out between a pair of mobile shelving units when the pair of mobile shelving units is moved apart, such that an aisle is created, and configured to store inside the pair of mobile shelving units when the pair of mobile shelving units are moved together.

A basket pullout system for a blind corner cabinet with an orientation bracket and stabilizer for installation of a blind corner pullout with adjustable shelves. The orientation bracket allows for easy installation of a base assembly irrelevant of which side the door opens or whether the cabinet has a face frame. The vertical stanchion assembly also allows for easy adjustment of slide positions to transition between a cabinet with the door on the right to the door on the left, and vice versa.

A basket pullout system for a blind corner cabinet with an orientation bracket and stabilizer for installation of a blind corner pullout with adjustable shelves. The orientation bracket allows for easy installation of a base assembly irrelevant of which side the door opens or whether the cabinet has a face frame. The vertical stanchion assembly also allows for easy adjustment of slide positions to transition between a cabinet with the door on the right to the door on the left, and vice versa.

Techniques for automatically modulating a physical configuration of a reconfigurable building structure. A reconfigurable building structure may be constructed of physical elements that are movable with respect to one another to facilitate actuating the reconfigurable building structure between a plurality of different physical configurations. The physical configuration of a reconfigurable building structure may be adjusted to accommodate for physical dimensions of an item that is going to be moved into the reconfigurable building structure. For example, a spacing between two shelves may be expanded in response to an order being placed for a large item. In this way, when the item is delivered to a physical address associated with the reconfigurable building structure, various physical characteristics of the reconfigurable building structure may have already been modulated to accept the item.

It is described a storage system with a number of laterally displaceable storage racks, the system is comprising: a plurality of rails (4) mounted on a floor, a plurality of support frames (1) aligned in succession on the rails (4), each support frame (1) being rectangular with at least two supporting elements (7) parallel to the rails (4), each having a first end and a second end, and at least two coupling members (8) extending across the rails (4), each supporting member (1) comprising wheels (3) with guide flanges (22) abutting the rails; a rack (2) mounted on each support frame (1), a drive unit (5) adapted to displace the support frames (1) with racks (2) along the rails (4).

Each support frame (1) has a rotatable locking hook (6) at each support member (7), at the first end of the support member (7), and a corresponding locking lug (13) at the other end, the locking hooks (6) are connected to a rod (12) so that they can be rotated together, and wherein the drive unit (5) is a linear drive unit which is fastened to the floor at a first end, and the other end is coupled to a free support frame (1) in the succession of support frames.

An archive (1000) comprising at least one prismatic box-shaped container (1) movable on guides extending in a given direction (D) to create a compactable archive (1000); the container (D comprising a plurality of substantially rectangular walls (4) which are connected end to end in a fluid-tight manner to delimit a volume (VL) accessible according to the direction (D) through at least one opening (A)(A′); peripheral frame members (20) being carried frontally by the walls (4) adapted to determine, in use, a fluid-tight closing condition of the volume (VL).

An archive (1000) comprising at least one prismatic box-shaped container (1) movable on guides extending in a given direction (D) to create a compactable archive (1000); the container (D comprising a plurality of substantially rectangular walls (4) which are connected end to end in a fluid-tight manner to delimit a volume (VL) accessible according to the direction (D) through at least one opening (A)(A′); peripheral frame members (20) being carried frontally by the walls (4) adapted to determine, in use, a fluid-tight closing condition of the volume (VL).

A mobile shelving system comprising a plurality of shelving bay rows including at least one driven shelving bay mounted on a track and a LiDAR scanning arrangement scanning the outside of the shelving system to detect any object reflecting the light, determining where that break has occurred and acting on the shelving system to move it at that point to open up an aisle.

A mobile shelving system comprising a plurality of shelving bay rows including at least one driven shelving bay mounted on a track and a LiDAR scanning arrangement scanning the outside of the shelving system to detect any object reflecting the light, determining where that break has occurred and acting on the shelving system to move it at that point to open up an aisle.

An archive (1000) comprising at least one prismatic box-shaped container (1) movable on guides extending in a given direction (D) to create a compactable archive (1000); the container (D comprising a plurality of substantially rectangular walls (4) which are connected end to end in a fluid-tight manner to delimit a volume (VL) accessible according to the direction (D) through at least one opening (A)(A′); peripheral frame members (20) being carried frontally by the walls (4) adapted to determine, in use, a fluid-tight closing condition of the volume (VL).