Cultural Relics Storage/Display Warehouse
CNRO is a professional museum storage manufacturer that offers tailor-made museum storage solutions. We offer durable static, mobile and custom museum storage options suitable for museum use. CNRO has completed a number of prestigious projects providing cultural relics storage warehouses for many of China's heritage storage institutions; CNRO ensures that the project meets or exceeds the client's expectations from the initial inquiry to the completed delivery by understanding conservation requirements and creative engineering.
Our museum display storage solutions are innovative and secure, and our museum collection storage is in use throughout the UK. Check out our case studies to see how museums are working with CNRO and we'll find the best solution.
Museum storage refers to the area or facilities where museums store their collections when they are not on display. Museums often have large and diverse collections, and not all of the items can be displayed at the same time. Therefore, museum storage plays a crucial role in preserving and protecting these collections for future generations.
Museum collections require safe and secure storage space. Museum storage units provide a buffer between the collection and its immediate environment, helping to properly store valuable objects in the museum. museums storage warehouse protects and preserves museum collections in the most effective and efficient way possible. Museum storage systems not only increase the level of preservation but also help to organize the collections in the best possible way.
CNRO's museum storage is a carefully planned and organized storage system developed, designed and manufactured specifically for the museum environment to meet the requirements of applications such as art display, calligraphy hanging, costume storage and archiving that can reduce the risk to the collection.
Museum storage facilities can vary widely depending on the size and nature of the collections. They can range from simple cabinets or shelves to large climate-controlled rooms or even entire buildings. The storage facilities must meet specific requirements to ensure the preservation of the artifacts, including temperature, humidity, lighting, and security.
The museum staff is responsible for the management and maintenance of the storage facilities. They must follow strict protocols to handle and store each object properly, including using appropriate materials and techniques for packing and handling.
