Compact Self-Check for Any Library Space
This tabletop self-service kiosk is unique to its sister models in the same series with its compact design and flexible installation options.
Lyngsoe LibDeco T10
As a tabletop library kiosk, the LibDeco T10 is perhaps the most flexible option of the series. It can be placed anywhere on furniture and thus takes up virtually no floor space. The flexible placement potential, furthermore, allows the kiosk to be fully accessible to children, adults of all heights, and disabled people.
The T10 continues the same Scandinavian design principles and sleek exterior as the other models in the series, allowing for a seamless combination of models across the library space.
In the same way as the other LibDeco models, the tabletop also operates with the Lyngsoe LibRid software that ensures an accessible patron experience and allows for user interface customization.
Explore the Advantages of The Lyngsoe LibDeco™ T10
Compact design that allows for flexible installation in libraries of all sizes
Can easily be combined with the other models in the series for a cohesive library interior design
Customization options that ensures the kiosk will fit into any library space
Timeless look and durable materials that ensure a long-lasting kiosk solution
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