laptop storage

[mikeprice]

Hi all,

 

Just got clearance to get 20 new laptops - which is great

 

However - the costs of storage seem silly - £819 for a laptop trolley

 

We only need a cupboard with shelves and somewhere to store the charger - but everything seems ridiculously expensive.

 

I was wondering if anyone has seem a better solution

 

BBW - it need to be lowish so primary kids can get at the laptops

 

TIA

 

Mike

[nikaso]

If you've got a friendly caretaker who is handy with DIY he might be able to knock something together for you? Failing that eBay has turned up this (with free delivery via pallet)

[mikkydoos]

They are stupidly expensive. I've found the LapCabby ones are pretty decent and are one of the cheaper brands.

[mikeprice]

If you've got a friendly caretaker who is handy with DIY he might be able to knock something together for you? Failing that eBay has turned up this (with free delivery via pallet)

 

You obviously haven't met our caretaker!!!

[mikkydoos]

You obviously haven't met our caretaker!!!

 

Lol. You've got OUR old caretaker

[mikeprice]

Lol. You've got OUR old caretaker

Old - certainy

 

Yours - I doubt it - I think he stayed behind when the Romans left!

 

Actually I get on well with him - but you have to know people's limits!

[Duranis]

If you've got a friendly caretaker who is handy with DIY he might be able to knock something together for you? Failing that eBay has turned up this (with free delivery via pallet)

 

I just paid £899 for a 32 bay version of this trolley. Despite the price I paid I would highly recommend, build quality is great, cable storage and routing is great and it is a million times better than the standard "tin trolleys" I have here as well. Also the locks on the top is a brilliant idea. In the last 12 months I have had to replace 2 sets of keys because staff move the trolleys with the keys in the door, catch them on a doorframe and then snap them off.

[TomChabbs]

That looks a lot like the same manufacturer that we got a trolley to store 32 tablets in, they're good quality and the cable management was pretty tidy compared to other ones I'd seen. Expensive though!

 

I just paid £899 for a 32 bay version of this trolley. Despite the price I paid I would highly recommend, build quality is great, cable storage and routing is great and it is a million times better than the standard "tin trolleys" I have here as well. Also the locks on the top is a brilliant idea. In the last 12 months I have had to replace 2 sets of keys because staff move the trolleys with the keys in the door, catch them on a doorframe and then snap them off.