Library Shelf F776
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Display Space
The Library Rack offers almost 12 linear feet of book display space on four overlapping levels. Big books are visible from both sides of the Rack.
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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
Generous book storage space is available on the solid maple shelf in the back and below the display shelves. On the other side is fuzzy bulletin fabric, so it can be a display board. For more fun, try the accessory Clear Cover that attaches to the bulletin back with a built-in hook and loop surface.
Big Book Display
Big books are clearly seen when stored in the rack behind the top panel. They are visible from both sides of the rack.
ITERS - 2. Furniture for routine care and play 7.3, 5.3
ECERS - 2. Furniture for routine care, play and learning 7.1
More information on ITERS/ECERS early childhood quality ratings.
Details
The four overlapping display shelves put many books at children's eye level. The front of the shelf has a 2" lip to prevent books from falling out.
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