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Dry goods stores for a multitude of uses
October 1st 2003

Empteezys versatile range of Dry Goods Stores is available in five sizes with optional shelving packages. The stores are manufactured from galvanised corrugated steel with a galvanised steel base plinth to eliminate ground contact with the wooden floor. Customers can specify an unpainted galvanised finish, or green powder coat paint. The door is secured with a rod and lever lock and each unit comes with two keys. Delivered prices start at 1018.

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