Libraries provide various public services to citizens. One of the keys to a great public library is organization. When people come to visit, they should easily find their way around the library and explore the world of books available to visitors. If you're looking for a way to expand your library, consider using acrylic plastic products.

Custom products are manufactured and designed to suit the library environment. Check out some of the ideas below, then create some of your own that will fit into your library.

Donation Bins

Libraries often rely on donations from customers. Some of the most important contributions are books and films. Instead of mixing items up with a return box, consider a custom donation box made just for donated books and media. Large transparent containers can have a closed or open lid. The closed top has slits on the sides to allow customers to slide items inside.

Transparent bins can show how full the bins are and allow librarians to process donations before the bins are full. The use of durable acrylic plastic also gives you the option of placing the bin indoors or outdoors as plastic can withstand most forms of harsh weather and perception. If you are outdoors, choose a covered basket with an opening that can be opened and closed.

Floating Shelves

When all the books are put together shelf by shelf, they tend to get mixed up and some may get lost in the mix. Find a way to make certain books stand out with floating plastic shelves. The clear acrylic plastic cover makes this book stand out. Find an empty space on the wall to place shelves and display a beautiful display case for books.

With shelves you have a large selection of books. Near the front of the library, you can use shelves to display some of the latest issues. Use the shelves in certain sections to mark books. For example, you might have an arts and entertainment section with biographies of famous movie stars.

Shelves are the ideal way to display custom themes and collections. In the run up to Halloween, shelves are an easy way for visitors to find horror books and scary stories. Use shelving to display personnel selections. Library staff can write on index cards why they like a particular book.

Display Cases

Libraries offer more than just books. Community resources often include several displays that are both educational and interesting for people to view. If you are planning content for library patrons, consider building a plastic display case. The plastic case provides protection when installing the screen and prevents people from touching exposed objects.

For example, you could have a library or city model to display local landmarks and historic buildings. You can have a theme like World Flags where you will display international flags and information about different countries. The plastic case offers protection, but it's also light enough to easily lift and swap the screen.

Special manufacturing allows tabs to be added to the end of the case so you can easily attach the case to a surface such as a desk or table. The screw and screw holes prevent someone from pulling or dropping the display case.