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5 Ways To Use Labels In A Library
- Arrange books by genre with fun wall or shelf signage.
- Thank generous parents, teachers, and students for their book donation with bookplates.
- Add aisle, row, bin, or reference numbers to books with spine labels.
- Add age or reading-level suggestions to book covers with fluorescent labels.
- Designate the return bin with a full-sheet label.
Our selection of blank library labels are compatible with popular cataloging software for libraries, as well as Maestro Label Designer and Microsoft Word. Let your imagination run wild and start organizing your library today.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What type of library labels are available?
We offer spine labels, barcoding labels, color-coding stickers, and protective overlays to help you organize, track, and preserve your collection.
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Are library labels durable enough for frequent handling?
Library labels are made with permanent adhesives so they stay stuck. Weatherproof options are also available for additional durability.
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Will the label damage books when removed?
We offer both permanent and removable adhesive options. Permanent labels remain secure in the long term, while removable labels can be easily removed without damaging the book cover.
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Can these labels resist fading over time?
Weatherproof materials offer enhanced protection against fading, smudging, and exposure to external conditions.
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Can these labels work with cataloging software?
Yes, our labels can be formatted to integrate with popular library cataloging systems for barcoding and call number printing.