Can u flip it on side and have it more vertical? Or will the shelves fall due to the pegs or dowels setup? Or does it have to fit the wide and short
183464
Shelves do fall out and are not large enough to accommodate women shoes with hills.
183465
It would be best to use this shoe organizer horizontally because it's made that way for stacking. Holes for the dowels are on the bottom when sitting horizontally. Also, shoes sit upright in this position. You can use it vertically though because the shelves are that strong, but your shoes would have to lay down sideways. Also, no security when stacking vertically.
183466
I bought 2 of them and I used one vertical and it is fine. Screw heads will be on top instead of side, but that's the only difference.
183467
The shelves will fall out. It's just so small & cheap! It looks like you can only put mail in the slots! LOL!
183468
I wouldn't suggest it. The way the selves are the only way the shelves will effectively support weight is having is sit on the floor the way it's shown. The box has a picture of it on it's side but we tried that and almost broke the whole row of shelves.
183469
It can go either direction it is very sturdy. I have 12 of them a few stacked in each closet of rme and the kids
300797
Yes, but you can't just switch the shelf to the other side. You have to flip the top piece of the shelf when you put it together. Once put together, it only goes one way.
504247
Yes, the shelves should fit them height wise just fine, depth wise may be close, but the open back should allow for it on 2/3 of the shelf.
259633
You would have to glue down the partitions. The shelves in the horizontal position just rest on the pegs. I'd have to say that vertically would not work without some significant gluing. As it was, my shipment of this product had most of the plastic shelf parts broken. Make sure that you check all the pieces before you start putting it together.
556595
The sides are all the same and the shelves fit onto the sides the same way, so I'm fairly certain you can take two and boule the height. It wouldn't be stable, though. The plastic sides and shelves are solid enough and the pieces fit tightly together, but it would tip very easily, I'd think. You'd have to have some way of preventing that.
183714
The way that the vertical posts are built prohibit this. I bought shorter shelf systems. Keep looking you will find them.
2056715
All the shelves are adjustable except for one that is permanently fixed so you are able to change the height of them. The shelves adjust by moving the pegs they sit on to the appropriate holes that you want and then the actual shelf rests on top of them. For this reason, turning the entire unit onto it's side wouldn't really work as the shelf itself has no way to remain secure that way and it would just fall over.
1308583
The ramp has a little angle bracket. If you mount it one way it's a little wider than the other way. Mine, as assembled, takes up 39" of floor space, but the lowest shelf sticks out another 7".
1819884
It could if you don't install the shelves on one side. You may need to take off the front wheels.
229348
The top section of legs did not land quite right without the shelf in place to spread them out. Mine would have been WAY to wobbly if I left off the bottom pieces. You could always go to a hardware store and buy shorter legs for the bottom section. They usually carry legs that have the same bolt at the store and if you painted them white you would never notice the difference but it is only going to knock off a few inches if you do it that way.
1061370
yes, unfold the sides, and then the shelves drop down. this is actually a very good product. sometimes the shelves can slip if bookshelf is jarred, but I have hadthese for years and I find them sturdy. I buy the cherry which is very pretty.
2002312
Yes you can flip these so that they are opposite in design. Beautiful shelves.
781309
Yes. The 4 plastic feet at the bottom of the legs may all be adjusted independent of each other. That way, if you have an uneven floor, you'll be able to make adjustments from corner to corner until the unit is steady. The shelves themselves adjust along the length of the legs at 1" increments. There is no other adjustment possible for the legs
1128755
It depends on whether the holes for the posts are tapered or not. Some are, some are not - can't say about this particular set of shelves. If they are tapered slightly (to better fit he compression fittings used) then you will not be able to turn them upside down. Also, if you turn them upside down, the welds for the shelving will now be on the bottom of the shelf edges and may fail under weight (because they are not supported from the bottom any more). I wouldn't turn them upside down and then put much weight on it.
1675971
my mom has the rack on the left side of her chair. rack side to chair,shelf opens in back. hope this helps. and I think it would work either side just flip it around.
1615178
I have mine on the corner/vertical 4x4 post of a set of shelves in the garage. I turn it around to get to opposite side. I'd rather this than a stand in the room.
460929
I think the unit needs the bottom rack for stability. You could probably forgo the front and side shelves.