Chart, Magazine and Literature Racks

Magazine Racks and Literature Displays

When most people think of library furniture, bookshelves are the first thing to come to mind. But books are just one of the many types of documents on display at libraries. Most libraries will also have magazines as well as other types of literature, such as flyers and handouts for the community. A literature display makes it easy for patrons to find exactly what they need.

Display All Types of Literature

We have various magazine displays that are versatile enough to let you display a range of items, especially if you get creative with their uses. The most obvious examples are the magazine racks from brands like Magnuson Group, Wooden Mallet, and other brands. These are ideal for displaying your collection of current magazines. Put the most recent issue or two from each magazine on display using these racks.

Place the back issues in a literature display or even a chart rack. Project organizers are also a great choice for back issues.

The various options, such as the larger literature organizers, can also hold other resources, such as maps, or just magazines of unusual sizes.

They Come in Varying Sizes

Depending on how your library is set up, you may want a small magazine rack or a much larger magazine display. Our selection of furniture includes both of these, as well as various options in between. Of course, you can also combine several of the smaller displays.

They Work with Your Space

From chart racks to displays designed for magazines, you will also notice that they come in a variety of styles to work with your space. If you have limited floor space, choose displays that mount to the wall. If you have some extra tables on hand, get tabletop displays. If you don’t have spare tables, consider a display that sits on the floor.