separates work area from reading area, it should contain
 a clear glass partition from 3'4" above floor level to a
 height of 6'.)
 4. Equipment
 a. Work counter (See Appendix, Drawing 8.)
 (1) Sink with running water; hot water provided when
 possible
 (2) At least two well-placed electrical outlets
 (3) Standing- or sitting-height work counter with top
 of plastic laminate or similar material and with
 drawers for posters and cabinets for supplies; suf-
 ficient kneehole space for two people, if sitting
 height is used (For 18"-20" on wall above work
 counter, plastic laminate or similar material should
 be installed to protect wall when books are lac-
 quered. Space above work counter, if a solid wall,
 should have hanging cabinets or open adjustable
 shelving not to exceed 7' in height.)
 b. Shelving
 Several types are needed in the work area. Use all
 available wall space.
 (1) Magazines for back issues, 14" deep, 7' high, ad-
 justable
 (2) Standard, adjustable library shelving, 8" deep, 7'
 high, for books in process of being cataloged
 c. Additional electrical outlets or electrical wire molding
 in baseboard of each wall
 d. Desk and chair for librarian
 e. Typewriter, typewriter table, and chair
 f. One three- or four-drawer metal filing cabinet, legal
 size
 g. Card catalog cabinet to house shelf list must be pur-
 chased from library supply house. (One drawer holds
 1,000 cards.)
 h. Straight chairs, 18" high, or stools for student assistants
 i. Wardrobe & storage cabinet (See Appendix, Draw-
 ing 9.)

D. Audio-Visual Equipment and Materials Storage Room
 1. Purposes and Activities
 a. Storing audio-visual materials-filmstrips, films, slides,