A picture's worth a thousand words, but I'm not sure if I can include the 
picture - so here goes the thousand word description.

Approximately twenty foot high rack, five foot deep against a wall.  Rack has 
nineteen shelves with about six inches space between.  Each shelf contains 
corrugated plastic "drawers"/bins that fit tightly between the upper and lower 
shelves.  Our customer is storing windshield gaskets (polypropylene cold 
polymer) in plastic bags in each one of these drawers.  I've asked around here, 
and have just about everyone stumped so I'm throwing it out to the great minds 
on this board for guidance...  Need to know what density would cover this, and 
would inrack sprinklers even help since for all practical purpose it's bin 
storage.

[cid:123202919@07102011-2705]Matthew Mueller
Metropolitan Fire Protection
175 Gordon Street
Elk Grove Village, IL 60007
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