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Bookcases Buying Guide
What are the different types of bookcases?
Bookcases come in various types, including standard, leaning, corner, ladder, modular, and barrister. Standard bookcases are the most common and come in different sizes and styles. Leaning bookcases are designed to lean against the wall and are perfect for small spaces. Corner bookcases are designed to fit into corners and save space. Ladder bookcases have a unique design that resembles a ladder and are perfect for modern homes. Modular bookcases are customizable and can be arranged in different configurations. Barrister bookcases have glass doors that protect books from dust and moisture.What materials are used to make bookcases?
Bookcases can be made from different materials, including wood, metal, glass, and plastic. Wood bookcases are the most popular and come in different types of wood, such as oak, pine, and mahogany. Metal bookcases are durable and perfect for modern homes. Glass bookcases have a sleek and modern design and are perfect for displaying collectibles. Plastic bookcases are affordable and lightweight, making them perfect for kids' rooms.How do I choose the right size bookcase?
Choosing the right size bookcase depends on the size of your room and the number of books you have. Measure the height, width, and depth of the space where you want to place the bookcase. Consider the height of the books you have and choose a bookcase that is at least 2 inches taller than the tallest book. If you have a large collection of books, choose a bookcase with adjustable shelves that can accommodate different sizes of books.- Tip: Consider buying a bookcase with extra shelves to allow for future book purchases.
