Library Binding
Hard-wearing library binding and rebinding for heavily used volumes — serving libraries, schools and institutions throughout New Zealand since 1979.
Library binding is about survival: making books and periodicals stand up to decades of hard use. We have provided library binding services to public and school libraries, universities, churches and institutions throughout New Zealand since 1979.
What we offer
Rebinding of worn volumes. Well-used books with broken sewing, detached covers or damaged spines are rebuilt with reinforced hinges, new endpapers and hard-wearing cloth covers, ready to return to the shelves.
Binding of periodicals and serials. Loose issues of journals and magazines are collated and bound into durable annual or multi-year volumes, with gold-foiled spine titling to your shelving specification.
Paperback reinforcement. Pre-binding and reinforcement of paperbacks extends the life of high-circulation titles many times over.
Working with us
We are happy to discuss schedules and pricing for regular consignments, and can advise on the most economical treatment for each item — not every book needs the full works. Phone (09) 6206 747 or email [email protected] to talk about your collection.