Library storage refers to the organized space within a library where books, documents, and other materials are kept. This area is designed to protect items from damage and deterioration while making them accessible for patrons and staff. Library storage can include shelves, cabinets, and climate-controlled environments to preserve sensitive materials. In addition to physical storage, many libraries also utilize digital storage systems. These systems allow for the preservation and easy retrieval of electronic resources, such as e-books and databases. Effective library storage ensures that both physical and digital collections are maintained and available for research and learning purposes.