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This would slide under the counter where the computer stations currently are.  It also has a flat top for a additional work station.  Baskets or tubs would be used to corral items.

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This is the front of a storage option for Makerspace or Loose Parts items. I would purchase two of these and put them under the projector / green screens. They are on casters.

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This is the back of the same piece of furniture. The sides have pegboards where items can be hung or put in wire baskets.

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Tubs or baskets (and the shelves they go on) are colour coded according to how they are used (e.g. connecting, building) and have a picture on both sides of the tub of the item.

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These would store Makerspace materials and be attached to the wall above the long counter.

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This would go on a roller where the teacher's rocking chair and display tables are. It would be hung from the ceiling behind the projector screen so either could be pulled down or rolled up.

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I'd choose this kind of shelf signage because it shows the Dewey Decimal but also shows topics in word and pictorial form.

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Fiction would be genrefied.

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1.https://mattarguello.files.wordpress.com/2014/01/ic-work-table.jpg
2.http://adaestates.co/shelving-books/
3.https://mattarguello.files.wordpress.com/2014/01/ic-green-screen.jpg
4.picture of organizing method: https://lighthousecreativitylab.org/2014/02/color-coded-clean-up-organizing-your-makerspace/
5.https://www.pitsco.com/makerspace/Furniture-and-Storage/Pitsco_Maker_Space_Cart
6.Picture of signage: https://www.google.ca/url?sa=i&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=images&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwjoq6yn9ufiAhVIl1QKHSteCZIQjRx6BAgBEAU&url=https%3A%2F%2Fedu.glogster.com%2Fglog%2Fgutermuth-elementary-library-louisville-ky%2F2ks2dkocob9&psig=AOvVaw02kX71gTLxcwqMi4rAFcFa&ust=1560564730107806

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Computers would be moved off the long counter to three tables like these that would be placed at the end of each large stack.  This would free up the counter, where the computers currently are, for a Makerspace. I would ensure they are sized right for all students.

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In talking with our district teacher librarian, she said that it is possible to have the district maintenance department build moveable shelving to my specifications.  This would be taken from capital spending, at no cost to my library or school.  The following two pictures  are what I would show as examples of what I would want.

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These chairs are on casters and stack. In hearing from others, I would want to make sure the casters could lock (to avoid wheels derbies). I would probably get 16 of these for our space.

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We don't have a lot of space for comfy seating but these are stackable, comfortable and easily moveable

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A chair on wheels that comes with a writing desk.  I've tried these and they are comfortable. They are used quite a bit in another space I've seen. I would probably only get 4 or so.

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These have a whiteboard type surface for writing and casters to be able to easily move them.

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This is what the tables look like when they are stacked together.  Students could also use them to display their ideas on their whiteboard surface.

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These kinds of tables (the ones on the far right side of the picture) would also be great, especially if I added (clear) whiteboard paint (from Home Depot) to their surface. These could fit together in two shapes - a hexagon and a long rectangle (or be pulled apart to accommodate 4-5 people).

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This table on casters, with round stools, is a possibility.

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1. http://hugohd.com/editor/?
2. https://www.google.ca/url?sa=i&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=images&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwj-79_PotriAhVRpZ4KHdidAAAQjRx6BAgBEAU&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.pinterest.com%2Fagatifurniture%2Felements-media%2F&psig=AOvVaw1yOuucBAHnKaRI7s7MoMT2&ust=1560096513275750
3.http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-GUqzdEslLsw/UAb149EWsKI/AAAAAAAAAKs/y8DJ0Vk8658/s1600/1.jpg
4.https://norvanivel.com.au/tables/t-table/

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Option 1 for our nonfiction collection.

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Option 2 for our nonfiction collection.

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1.http://www.spacesaver.com/markets/library-shelving-solutions/
2.http://www.spacesaver.com/library-carts-flexible-storage-display/

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1.http://ridex.org/go/
2.Stools: https://schoolhouseproducts.com/ca/catalogues/

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From their website: Canada’s

leading supplier of furniture and

related products for the K-12 Education market.  Schoolhouse

Products has planners and designers. Based out of Ontario.
From the district teacher librarian: Offers a discount; not cheap; excellent products; lots of Makerspace materials; school administrator puts in a purchasing order.
Contact information: T: 1-800-305-3432; sales@schoolhouseproducts.com;

www.schoolhouseproducts.com

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From their website: Canada's largest office furniture dealer; based out of Kelowna; have space planning specialists; have space planning software.
From the district teacher librarian: Has great chairs.
Contact information:  1-800-667-8488;
info@source.ca;
www.source.ca

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Other teacher librarians in the district have purchased things like bean bag chairs and Makerspace and Loose Parts resources from here.