Enjoy Elevated Accessibility with the LibDeco W20
As the wall-mounted version in the LibDeco series, the W20 self-service kiosk boasts of many of the same benefits as the other models. With its height-adjustable feature and inclusive user interface, it is guaranteed to strengthen the accessibility efforts of any library.
Lyngsoe LibDeco W20
Being a wall-mounted library kiosk, the LibDeco W20 does not just offer a sleek and modern exterior, it also takes up no floor space, making it effortless to integrate into any library area, big or small. The design of the wall model is close to identical to the floor models of the series, which makes them easy to combine without disturbing the interior design of the library. The wall model, furthermore, offers the same options for customization on both the back panel and through the interface theme manager.
With the LibDeco wall model, there is no need to compromise on design, functionality, or performance compared to its sister models.
Explore the Advantages of The Lyngsoe LibDeco™ W20
Takes up zero floor space. Perfect for any size library
Can easily be combined with the floor models for a cohesive and functional library interior
Personalization options that allow the kiosk to fit into any library design
Timeless look and durable materials that ensure a long-lasting kiosk solution
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