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Book Staircases

By Scott Esposito on November 12, 2009 | Comments (1) | Permalink

One of these would help me solve my ongoing (and, seemingly, ever-worsening) bookshelf capacity issues, although seems these models would make it a little hard to access certain titles. Still though, quite a few stairs where I live, and I could always tolerate a few staircases that didn't go anywhere in particular, so long as they held books.

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