TARGET,GEN: shelving question

[Kathy Turner <kbturner@ICSA.AC.CI>]

I am in the process of making decisions about a new library. My school is
adding a secondary library and renovating our K-12 space to be a K-5
library. Does anyone out there have positive or negative experience with
pin-in-hole shelf supports? I'm trying to decide between basic steel
shelving that has "tabs" for shelf adjustment versus something like Iron
Wood shelving that may look more finished and has the pin-in-hole
adjustments. Also, what about backstops? Are they a good idea for open-back
double-faced shelves. Thanks!
Kathryn Turner
Librarian
International Community School of Abidjan
Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire
06 B.P. 544, Abidjan 06
Cote d'Ivoire
kbturner@icsa.ac.ci

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