In the hospital there was an array of carts, gurneys, equipment, and supply wagons everywhere in sight. It wasn't unusual at all to run in to a wall now and then with a patient in tow - particularly during an emergency situation. There were chair rails all along the walls to minimize the impact of these collisions. At the Library are a bunch of carts, big and small, on all levels. I have to chuckle when I see chair rails and foot rails that are in place along the walls to avoid the same problem. I am wondering in what circumstance does a cart filled with non human products require that same level of protection? The damage and expense to repair it is the same. But what is the rush?
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