Subject: Library shelving
Marco Di Bella <mdibella [at] freemail__it> writes >I'm working for the manuscript library of Sana'a, Yemen, and we are >looking for proper library shelving to store the manuscripts >collection in the renewed space. Although this may not provide exactly what you want, would it be possible to construct the shelving in the Yemen? In this way the funding goes directly to Yemenis rather than European companies and you will know that you can get it altered, fixed, improved by local craftsmen. You will also be involving local people in the collection care and I believe the Yemenis take their collections very seriously. Most countries have metal working sections in the markets--if you want metal shelves. You may need to paint them yourselves to ensure a good coating. Frances Halahan Halahan and Associates 38 Kitson Road London +44 20 7703 0806 Fax: +44 20 7703 0806 *** Conservation DistList Instance 18:8 Distributed: Wednesday, July 21, 2004 Message Id: cdl-18-8-014 ***Received on Wednesday, 14 July, 2004