Revolving bookcases were quite popular in
the late 1800's - early 1900's and are now becoming popular again. They
hold a lot of books for the amount of space they use.
The old-fashioned design of slats and fixed shelves
has been given a new look with moulded solid wood side panels instead of slats and additional
versatility with adjustable shelves.
Books and magazines come in all sizes and shapes and there is a lot of
wasted space with fixed shelves. These adjustable shelves can hold everything from oversize
reference books to paperbacks, office supplies to laptop computers, curios
and memorabilia, cds and videos to anything else you can put on a shelf.
These bookcases are made in Eugene, Oregon by a
company that has been making wood shelving systems and shipping
internationally for over 20 years.
The bookcases ship KD (knocked down) to save on
freight charges. They use a mini-fix and cam system which make them very
easy to assemble and disassemble. One or two people can put one together
or take one apart in minutes with only a phillips head screwdriver.
Because they can be easily taken down, these bookcases are particularly
good for trade shows, college, temporary exhibits, fairs, Saturday
markets...
Order our revolving bookcases now for a lot of shelving in a small space. |