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Q:
Must it be mounted on slatwall?
A: No. It can be
mounted on any wall type (drywall, bare studs, concrete, or cement
block).
Q: How
do I prevent my children from activating the robotic storage system?
A: When you are not using
the robotic storage system, just remove the safety key and place it in a
safe spot.
Q: How
much does the robotic storage system cost?
A: There is no set price
because we custom engineer every system to meet our customer's needs.
Some of the variables are: maximum weight capacity, storage arm
length (taller walls require longer arms), storage arm width, paired or
unpaired arm systems, single arm system (as shown) or twin parallelogram
arms (for use with shelves and enclosed cabinets), and system type:
electronic as shown, or manual (in which you pull on a cable to raise or
lower the object).
Q: Can
it be installed in rooms other than the garage?
A: Yes. It is also
suitable for tall basements, sheds, and pole barns.
Q: Why did you design this so the robotic arms push
the load away from the wall while it is being raised or lowered?
Wouldn't it be much simpler to just raise it straight up and down?
A: That would be simpler,
but not as good for two reasons. First, a circular path away
from the wall allows you to store objects below the raised and lowered
positions of your object stored on the robotic storage system. If
the object moved straight up and down, you would lose a significant
amount of wall storage space because you could not store anything in its
path. Furthermore, if you raise an object straight up and down
while it is adjacent to a wall, it might scrape the wall and possibly
damage it. You could move the storage system away from the wall to
avoid this problem, but hanging objects away from the perimeter of your
room is unsightly and can interfere with your use of that space. |
