Library info desks and search stations – information points for visitors
Info desks and search stations help visitors navigate the library and find information quickly. By placing information points and catalogue terminals in strategic locations, libraries can provide accessible guidance and digital search possibilities.
- Information points for entrances and public areas
- Search stations for catalogue access
- Flexible solutions for staff and visitors
Information points in the library
Info desks act as visible contact points where visitors can receive assistance or ask questions. They are often placed near entrances or central areas to welcome visitors and guide them through the library.
Catalogue search stations
Search stations allow visitors to find books and media in the library catalogue independently. A well-placed terminal helps users locate shelves and departments more easily.
Flexible information furniture
Info desks and infopoints are available in several configurations and can be adapted to different library spaces. Many models offer height adjustment and can be equipped with monitor arms or computer holders.
Compact terminals for digital search
Search terminals can be mounted on walls, pillars or shelf ends to create easily accessible information points without occupying unnecessary floor space.
Improving visitor orientation
By combining info desks and search stations, libraries can create a clearer and more user-friendly environment where visitors easily find information and assistance.