Hello all,

We have recently renovated/expanded a former closed to house our 3-D 
collection.  Some of the objects are housed in boxes, others will be 
placed directly on the shelves (powder-coated finish, metal).  I was 
looking at a series of open shelves; however, it has been suggested to 
me by our planning office that I attach the shelves to the walls 
directly (they listed a variety of reasons, but one had to do with 
egress and a huge preexisting concrete column/air supply in the area).  
It is not what I originally had in mind, but I could be open to it.  
Does anyone have any thoughts on this?

Best,
Cheryl


Dr. Cheryl Kramer,
Director,
Handwerker Gallery,
Ithaca College,
Ithaca, NY  14850
USA

+ (607) 274-3548 (tel)
+ (607) 274-1774 (fax)

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