...but with less zoo animals.
The crate was so big that it physically could not fit through any door (or ramp) into the library building/town hall, and it was almost 5:00PM so there were no Depot staff around that we could summon to assist. So instead we had an impromptu problem solving exercise and managed to get the crate open and the kiosk inside the workroom with some awesome team work, some life saving screwdrivers from the Toy Library, and a bit of recruited muscle.
Here's some pics for your entertainment...
My, what a big crate you have!
Crate too big to fit through any door? Sure, no probs! Awkward smiles all around.
...
<insert an endless quest for tools (of the screwdriver kind) here>
<insert an endless quest for tools (of the screwdriver kind) here>
<followed by Louise and the Toy Library coming through with the goods>
...
We have progress!
Whose round is it?
Oh hai there
Munster & Marschall Very Well Attired Removalists (TM) in action
And we have success! Note the white frame which is the customisable LED 'halo' that lights up
C'mon, you so would have done the same
So from here the next step is to get the unit up into the first floor meeting room (hopefully my measurements are correct and it will fit through the doors and in the lift!). The Response Team have sussed it out and will be back Monday morning to get it happening. The Monday arvo FE Tech will be on site to get it connected and setup. Then we can play and test away and get familiar with what will become our new library best friend - halo and all.
Exciting times, team!


How exciting! Can't wait to have a play on the kiosk. That crate looks pretty nifty too. How many librarians can you fit in that crate?
ReplyDeletewe totally should have tested that before they took the crate away!
DeleteGive Bill and John a pay rise! It's just so exciting and I can't wait to see the pods in ACTION!!!!
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