In one of the answered questions, an example of they type of shelving is “Rousseau Spider Shelving” which has an industry standard electrostatically applied powder coat paint finish. In another answered question, it states that galvanized steel is required which is significantly higher in price. Please clarify if the industry standard paint finish is acceptable or if higher priced galvanized steel is required.

please either provide the number of starter and adder units for each size of shelving units or a floor plan that shows how many of each are required.

1. What floor is the location? Is there loading dock access? 2. Will the company receive the material prior to installation, or will the installer be responsible for receiving the material? 3. Is there storage space in the building to receive and hold the material during the installation? 4. Are there any limits to access to the building? Hours of operation? Security clearance? 5. Do you have a floor plan of the layout.

Do you have a picture or brand/model can provide?

1. Are the backs of these shelves closed or open. If the backs are closed, what gage steel is used to cover the backs...? 2. When it says total of 5 shelves, is the top shelve considered as the 5th, because with 19 3/4" spacing only 5 shelves including the top one is possible.

Are the shelving units requested open (with no sides or tops) or closed (with solid metal sides and tops)?

The units that we are being asked to quote are they all stand alone or a starter and addons? Are these units when installed are the required to be lagged to the floor? you are talking about metal shelving not pallet racking? Do these units need to be galvanized steel? Is the floor these units going to be set on level, new and in great condition or are they chipped on uneven