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Subject: Storage
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As part of our proposed library extension planning process I have been
asked to find out what provision other libraries make for personal
storage, such as the use of lockers for valuables and food and also
clothes hanging space. I would greatly appreciate it if you could
possible answer the following questions.
Use: Do all staff have the use of separate lockers for personal storage,
or do they keep valuables etc in personal trundles at their
workstations?
Situation: Are lockers situated close to workstations, or grouped
together elsewhere. Are they located within a staffroom or within a
custom-built area?
Size: Are they large or small, and do they include hanging space? Are
they simply grey metal, or do they have a more attractive appearance,
such as a laminated surface?
If you can help, please reply direct to me and I will summarise replies
for the list.
With many thanks for your cooperation.
Mary Lynne Frankham
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Mary Lynne Frankham, Open University Library. Tel.01908 652369
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