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Using Tape on Multi-Part Items

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Jennifer Webb
Jennifer Webb

Using Tape on Multi-Part Items The document provides instructions for using tape to attach multiple items such as a book and DVD case. The items are lined up with flush bottoms and spines and taped on the outside spine. Tape is then applied to the inside of the hinge to avoid exposed sticky parts. This allows the items to be attached as one piece and sit nicely on the shelf while still allowing the case to be replaced if damaged.

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Using Tape on Multi-Part Items Hat tip to Ani Kiredjian, former AV technician extraordinaire at Cary Memorial Library in Lexington
In this example, were using a book that came with 3 discs. No way those were going to last in pockets! Note that spine label is already on in this case I put the discs in a 3-DVD case
We line up the book and case so the bottoms and spines are flush (hand model is library tech Nancy). Then we place them on our tape dispenser loaded with 3 inch Scotch Book Tape.
We apply the tape so it will cover both spines as if we were taping the spine of a single book.
Now, we open the book and apply tape to the inside of the hinge we created (so no sticky stuff is exposed).
Voila! The two pieces are attached. You can see that they sit quite nicely on the shelf.
Heres an example using one of The Great Courses. In this case, we put the spine label over both pieces and then taped. If the case gets damaged, well simply cut it off and tape a new case on.

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Using Tape on Multi-Part Items

  • 1. Using Tape on Multi-Part Items Hat tip to Ani Kiredjian, former AV technician extraordinaire at Cary Memorial Library in Lexington
  • 2. In this example, were using a book that came with 3 discs. No way those were going to last in pockets! Note that spine label is already on in this case I put the discs in a 3-DVD case
  • 3. We line up the book and case so the bottoms and spines are flush (hand model is library tech Nancy). Then we place them on our tape dispenser loaded with 3 inch Scotch Book Tape.
  • 4. We apply the tape so it will cover both spines as if we were taping the spine of a single book.
  • 5. Now, we open the book and apply tape to the inside of the hinge we created (so no sticky stuff is exposed).
  • 6. Voila! The two pieces are attached. You can see that they sit quite nicely on the shelf.
  • 7. Heres an example using one of The Great Courses. In this case, we put the spine label over both pieces and then taped. If the case gets damaged, well simply cut it off and tape a new case on.