Low Display-It-All F771
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Sliding Panel
Every Display-It-All comes with a sliding plywood panel which can be placed in a vertical or sloping position.
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How does Roomscapes connect?
Each shelf and panel has couplings, small devices attached to the sides, so they can be joined together in any combination using sturdy plastic posts that are 2½" wide.
On/Off Mobility
Flip up the toe trim, roll to a new location, and flip it back down for a perfectly stationary shelf. No janitor needed!
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Ample Storage
Store big books in the top space, they'll be visible from the front and the back. There's lots of room below for additional storage.
Snap-On Ledges
For face display of books on top of the plywood panel, snap any or all of the three ledges in place at any height you wish. The ledges, when not in use, are stored under the middle shelf.
ITERS - 2. Furniture for routine care and play 7.3, 5.3
ECERS - 2. Furniture for routine care, play and learning 7.1
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Details
Slide the plywood panel on the back of the shelf for a beautiful maple bookcase, or put it in front with ledges, for a continuous display surface.
Product Guide / Instructions
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Room Planning Help
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