OEM China High quality Ex-corner shelving to Atlanta Factories

Suzhou Innovative Store Equipment Co., Ltd – Manufacturing of shelf systems for shop fittings ( shop shelving, retail shelving, display shelving, storage shelving, warehouse shelving ) was started in the 1989’s. Because of improvement in products quality and achievement of compatibility with another used shelf systems, production strongly expanded both in total output and quantity of manufactured components parts.

We are willing to offer you a solution for any problem in the area of shopfitting. We can offer both our standard products and products meeting your specific requirements.

Everything will be delivered in perfect shape and high quality.

Standard components

• Ex-corner units are an excellent way of maximizing corner space in your store or warehouse
• Heavy duty slotted round uprights and round base plate make shelving connected in any angle
• Ex-corner base shelf made of rugged 0.8mm steel
• Attractive powder coating finish
• Ex-corner back panel made of 0.7mm steel flat panel

Advantage

• Easy set up with no tools required
• Designed to conserve warehouse space
• Industry’s most competitively priced units
• Designed to get attention and give maximum display space

More option

Use our optional parts and accessories to create a unique point-of-purchase units.

Peg hooks | Wire slatwall shelves | Light box | Timber shelves | Side frame | Side mirror panel | Wire cage | Spreader bar

What we can offer:

• System solution for any kind of shop centers
• High flexibility
• Simplicity and favourable price
• High quality
• Development and design according to requirements of clients

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The program featured a panel of American Indian historians and cultural experts discussing federal and regional history and culture. The program concluded with a demonstration of the Indigenous Tribal Law Project, a free, online resource created to make tribal law more accessible and findable by providing comprehensive listings of tribes, tribal websites and online primary source materials.

Speaker Biography: Joseph Genetin-Pilawa is assistant professor of history at George Mason University and former Kluge Scholar at the Library of Congress.

Speaker Biography: Gabrielle Tayac is a member of the Piscataway Indian Nation and a historian at the National Museum of the American Indian.

For transcript and more information, visit https://www.loc.gov/today/cyberlc/feature_wdesc.php?rec=7284