[OPLINLIST] Acrylic paperback towers

[Don Yarman]

A note about the acrylic paperback towers described below:  each
cubby is 7.5" high x 4.25" wide x 4" deep.  They will hold DVD's, but
they stick out about 1.25".

We also have 3 short wooden file cabinets (18" x 27" x 21").  Very
solid; wood is scuffed but I think it's of a quality that it can be refinished.
Two of them are lighter, oak color, one has cherry hue.

A sloped shelf (wood laminate sides, metal shelves) (26" x 27") and
a low, upholstered chair round out the rest of Delaware's available
furniture this week.

https://picasaweb.google.com/118112882460955044610/LibraryFixtures02

        Don Yarman, Deputy Director
        Delaware County District Library
        yarmando at delawarelibrary.org

Currently reading "Gone-Away World" by Nick Harkaway, and
listening to "Speaking from among the Bones" by Alan Bradley.


On Thu, Jan 31, 2013 at 11:52 AM, Don Yarman
<yarmando at delawarelibrary.org> wrote:
> The Delaware County District Library has 5 acrylic towers
> for mass market paperbacks.  They are 78" tall, and 27" x
> 27" square.  They can be disassembled and mounted up
> against walls and shelf ends, or they can be reassembled
> into other shapes.
>
> Two of the towers are mounted on casters.
>
> I think all grouped together  they have a kind of "Fortress of
> Solitude" look to them, but my colleagues do not find that
> as charming as I do.
>
> They are yours for the trouble of coming to get them.
>
> https://picasaweb.google.com/118112882460955044610/LibraryFixtures02
>
> (Also there is a picture of the wooden computer carrels we
> still have available, enough parts for 3 conjoined carrels
> or 2 separate carrels.
>
>         Don Yarman, Deputy Director
>         Delaware County District Library
>         yarmando at delawarelibrary.org
>
> Currently listening to "Krampus: The Yule Lord" by Brom, and
> reading finalists for the 2013 ALA Stonewall Book Awards.