RACK & STORAGE SOLUTIONS FOR CANADIAN SPACES
British Columbia · PROJECT PLANNING

Burnaby rack and storage planning

Burnaby’s film office describes a local production setting that includes studios and varied filming locations. Between productions, wardrobe and equipment storage have different needs from the supports used on an active set.

Local context: Burnaby film production context. The planning questions below apply this context to a possible purchasing task.

Define the storage task

For a production store, distinguish hanging costumes, boxed accessories, folded stands and cased equipment. Record which items must stay grouped by scene or performer and which return through an inspection or cleaning process. A garment rail used backstage has a different retrieval pattern from a public coat-check rack. Include the route from storage to loading, with doors and floor transitions.

Compare the right starting points

Compare backstage garment racks with stand and cable storage for the actual inventory. Movement inside a building does not prove suitability for loaded road transport. Ask how items will be retained and whether the support is intended to move while loaded. Keep rigging, electrical operation and storage as separate scopes; a storage quotation does not approve equipment for use above people.

A useful brief for this project

  • Wardrobe grouping and identification
  • Equipment return process
  • Loaded movement versus road transport

Planning question

Can a storage rack double as transport equipment?+

Only if the selected configuration is intended and verified for that use. Describe the route, loads and restraint needs separately from static storage.

Rack types to compare

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Planning notes reviewed 2026-10-15. ALL CANADIAN LOCATION NOTES