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Well, there's this . . . *Library Seating: How It Impacts Your Library’s Success and Your Users’ Health* [image: AGATI] <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001v6Ei2wAb_HWaGn5N4VQcQvD2lM8pJ3xFJ3wPJvB72s4RaosG4JUaahp0SZj-f6aCJmt5SBmJiPjEIwfBmjTMrXIpzZh2ycp_FFbvF6TpTxjBN7MYJ09hqI6eT--ER8JXBWXCb_kWQjn8VDN2QLbgNLxgfAdcbrIsIJ0a31l4xAI=&c=ZbrnNU_8udcCKQYxalnl5lHb2rENEcZbcmAGV-2_uIVp8YxxEwK_RQ==&ch=z23V7yg7loeHtObrQTmp0mJFA-poVMjTY8qzDzIn_UwkEaSkjbeeaQ==> [image: Library Journal | Webcast Event] Library Seating: How It Impacts Your Library’s Success and Your Users’ Health [image: Galen Cranz] Galen Cranz [image: Joe Agati] Joe Agati Join Professor Galen Cranz (Author of “The Chair”) and Joe Agati (Director of Design Agati Furniture) for a FREE webinar about seating and how it impacts patrons health and your Libraries success. Professor Cranz will explain the origins of postural and seating norms that have developed in western culture. How did we end up with chairs and why do they play an important role in our society as symbols of status and refinement? As a longtime advocate for body conscious design, Professor Cranz has a unique understanding of how overuse of right angle seating, especially for the wrong work pattern, can lead to long term negative health implications. This webinar will talk in detail about matching Library work patterns with seating types and technical details that make one seat healthier and more functional for its intended purpose than another. Register <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001v6Ei2wAb_HWaGn5N4VQcQvD2lM8pJ3xFJ3wPJvB72s4RaosG4JUaasH2ZyagxQyOZHrANXQ7xYHTeYMa3EUw2_HXTZFWpCJKMQ2fmTP5TbCViETHgZtdvfdFeq244c-9BqmkBQE-V4ihDu5OkxBwLTP65M_9IBF6jrh3PCxVZCZOnP0cZk2FAOQ9zg7QptD0m3iq7feOMlDTndCxOJ0qrdtVja87ZHy5dKdBq04r3nI1Lotd9htgA-2q_ohgfAEs3HJU_IKfwFUzCpbwdDFulW2l51gX3emu-VMVpmdR6vHlrpUs92SceRp0l0RVb0q9f-P7ZTjyCEj9Ap35iN5_aSKTgHSTS2fTNHtkx7u1p02vwjcnmUVLT79BPKM4tTio6fEnOOLuIAtDDLz2HnRRB7Uj4g4OugV7F_qO2GPYgCtV-wR2oPSyWg==&c=ZbrnNU_8udcCKQYxalnl5lHb2rENEcZbcmAGV-2_uIVp8YxxEwK_RQ==&ch=z23V7yg7loeHtObrQTmp0mJFA-poVMjTY8qzDzIn_UwkEaSkjbeeaQ==> AGATI Furniture, 451 North Claremont Avenue, Chicago, IL 60612 On Thu, Apr 4, 2019 at 9:06 PM Maureen Dawley <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > Alison, > > I love the simple no-frills plastic wheely chairs we have on the 4th > floor of Hunt at our reading tables. They are Caper Chairs by Hermann > Miller. > https://www.smartfurniture.com/products/caper-stacking-chair-molded-seat-by-herman-miller.html?preset=WC410NBKTRQU5NA?st-t=Google_Campaign_PLA&vt-k=&vt-mt=&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI5f-J2PW24QIVClYMCh0vJQi1EAQYBCABEgIF2PD_BwE > > We have a light green color… I’m assuming you can request different > colors. Because they’re not adjustable, you’d want to do a test drive. > They are quite durable and you can adjust in your seat and move around > easily in them. The students like them too. When I’m teaching artist book > classes, no problem in wheeling them into the Fine and Rare Book Room > across the way to provide extra seating. Of course, you can get the > adjustable versions, but what can’t break can be good. I noticed recently > (we’ve had the chairs for a number of years) that one of the wheels came > off of one of the chairs, but that’s the only fault I’ve seen so far. I’m > not in charge of facilities so I have limited knowledge of what has > happened over all but I’m not seeing mass occurrences of break down. > > Mo > > > > Mo Dawley > > Senior Librarian > Art and Drama Librarian > > Carnegie Mellon University > [log in to unmask] > > 412-268-6625 > > > > > > > > > > *From:* ARLIS/NA List <[log in to unmask]> *On Behalf Of *Alison > Huftalen > *Sent:* Wednesday, April 3, 2019 4:55 PM > *To:* [log in to unmask] > *Subject:* [ARLIS-L] Chairs > > > > Hi everyone, > > > > I hope to be in the market for some new chairs for our library soon. > Anyone have something they love? Sturdy, yet comfortable, for working at > tables and carrels? One of the problems with ours is that the seat is too > deep and you can’t really sit with your back against the chair. And/or > recommendation for good places to look for chairs? > > > > Thanks!! > > > > Alison > > > > Alison L. 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