compact shelving

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Date: Wed Dec 20 1995 - 06:33:02 PST

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     This is in response to Joe Fugere's message about compact shelving. I
     saw the compact shelving units in use at the Detroit office of Arthur
     Andersen & Co. in 1993. They seemed to work well, but before I was
     there they had a problem with them. Apparently, the shelves stuck,
     and then when the user yanked on them, the shelves moved very quickly
     and all of the books came off. Arthur Andersen wound up having to ask
     the manufacturer for replacement shelves.

     Incidently, Joe, I knew you when I was a law student at the University
     of Toledo. I practiced law for a while, and then when to library
     school. It is good to hear from you.

        --Bryan M. Carson
          Assistant Branch Librarian
          Castle Hill Library
          castle_hill@nypl.org

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