Eustis Chair selected to create iconic seating for the Historic Rose Reading Room at the New York Public Library, combining timeless design with sustainable craftsmanship and exceptional durability.
The Mid Century Modern chair by Eustis Chair combines iconic design with unmatched durability. Crafted from sustainably sourced hardwoods, this chair features clean lines, a minimalist silhouette, and impeccable joinery. Ideal for libraries, its timeless style complements any space while providing superior comfort and strength. Like all Eustis Chairs, the Mid Century Modern is built to last, offering elegance and reliability for decades to come.
When Hoboken Public Library (HPL) needed to find a way to improve access to library materials for its Uptown patrons, they turned to D-Tech’s purpose-built range of SMART library lockers.
With a new library premises not being a realistic proposition, a remote, offsite location where patrons could pick up and drop off library books and other materials seemed like the perfect solution. But to do that, the library would need to break new ground and deliver a state first project.
How are you empowering patrons who can’t always make it to the library? Busy schedules, transportation issues, or limited hours shouldn’t stand in the way of accessing your library’s collection. That’s where lendIT comes in—bringing the library to your patrons, wherever they are!
Key Benefits:
24-hour secure access to your library’s most popular items for patrons who can’t visit during regular hours.
Convenient setup at grocery stores, community centers, city halls or any other offsite location, putting resources within easy reach.
Easily lend books, DVDs, laptops, and more.
Enhanced privacy for patrons picking up their holds.
lendIT breaks down barriers and transport your library to the community, empowering every patron to access your resources on their terms!
For more information, contact anne.lawler@d-techinternational.com / 609-435-5846 or visit d-techinternational.com/us.
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As the leaves turn and we embrace the Fall season, The Crowley Company is here to support your digital preservation efforts. Our award-winning scanners and comprehensive imaging services are trusted by many to preserve their collections with precision and care. With over four decades of industry-wide experience, we've partnered with libraries and cultural heritage institutions, leveraging our teams collective 300 years of imaging experience. Whether it’s microform, rare documents, or fragile materials, we expertly manage projects of any size.
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The WAM-RT Plexi is a total redesign of the traditional wood panel WAM antennas installed in libraries throughout North America. WAM Plexi uses plexiglass panels to create a modern new look popular with architects designing the latest facilities.
The detection system secures the widest corridors in the market today to detect EM security tags. Depending on the library's requirements, antennas can be placed from 36” to 60” apart. The WAM-EM Plexi system ensures the best protection for the library's collection by extending the detection field above and beyond the detection corridor. With Sentry’s Remote Tuning, issues can be diagnosed, and system adjustments made via the internet.
The WAM system features an audible and visible alarms as wells as an optional built-in patron counter with LibraryAssist™ software that enables the librarian to access, create and configure detailed patron count reports through a local area network connection. Electronic outputs add further security options, such as an alarm signal can trigger a video recorder.
