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I have one bookshelf devoted to Tudor History, it is at least 61/2 feet tall and it is full to the brim. I also put my books in chronological order. It is my pride and joy and I will add as many book cases as it takes to hold my collection. I have 2 other book cases too that have other types of books on them but all my Tudors reside in their own shelf for now! Tudorgalusa |
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That's what I need, a great big tall one like that. Is yours bolted to the wall? A friend of mine who knows a lot about such things said tis dangerous to have a great big bookcase full of heavy books like that & not have it secured in some fashion as it could suddenly pitch forward someday on you  I have 2 issues, one is that I rent & not own, so I cannot be bolting things to walls  , & the other is that my apartment has what they like to call an "open floor plan". Not no more LOL because I created walls with bookcases  |
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No I don't have it bolted to the wall, I have had it for years and never had the pitching issue, may be a good idea to secure it though. I think if I had my way my apartment would be wall to wall bookcases and one chair and a lamp, oh, and a bed. I love to read and can spend all day with a book. Tudorgalusa |
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LOL, I just bought a new computer. It's not hooked up to internet yet! Mostly I go online at work, during breaks and lunch. Will be nicer to be online at home so I can spend more time with my Tudor pals. Tudorgalusa  |
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but for now, I thunk, I could put some of my royal knicknacks in front of the books & save space elsewhere as well 
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