Thank you very much for your input!  We are reviewing a bunch of options,
but it is great to get feedback from other professionals in the industry.

Thanks,
Joseph Morris
Records Management
David Evans and Associates


On 7/24/06, Larry Medina <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
> Without any equivocation, I would provide an endorsement for these as the
> most efficient and highest quality files available for storing large
> format
> drawings, from 17x22 up. No need to apply any adhesive, protected from
> water, dust, light on 6-sides able to lock and they don't become buoyant
> when subjected to large volumes of water.  Compression springs keep
> drawings
> from slipping around in the pockets, and you can store multiple media
> types
> in the same cabinet.
>
> Larry
>
> http://www.ulrichcorp.com/
>
> http://www.ulrichcorp.com/FilingSystems/planfile.html#spec
>
> Question to everyone in the engineering and archirtecture world:  how do
> you
> > store your large paper and vellum drawings?  We are reassessing the
> system
> > that we are currently using (adhesive backed mylar carrier strips from
> which
> > we hang the drawings in cabinets)
> >
>
>
> --
> Larry Medina
> Danville, CA
> RIM Professional since 1972
>
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