are the 2 side bottoms tall enough to hold dvds?
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No. You can not store commercial dvd's upright. You can if you lay them down, flat. I hope this helps you.
1207523
The cubicles would hold the items you mention if the are less than 11.5" wide, which is very small for a DVD player. Just don't put anything heavy like the TV on it.
1831698
Yes.DVDs for quite nicely in the drawers of this cabinet. Some of the cabinets that were similar in style were not deep enough tho, it must be over 9 inches deep to fit them
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I wouldn't put many (and just at the bottom. They would have to be the small books as well - DVD size. I love these shelves for my movies. They hold 50-55 (average) DVD / BluRays. I hope this helps.
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I would recommend this stand for DVD's. It is light and portable. No space for multi-disc sets. It will very loosely hold CD's and blu rays but the slightest movement of the rack causes them to shift or fall out. Not sure about games as I didn't try.I would look for a horizontal storage system if you want to store all items together.
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This is pretty sturdy and I think it would handle DVDs fine. I made some interior drawers for the shelves. You would probably have to have some more shelves for the interior depending on how many DVDs you have.
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the bottom shelf is big and tall enough for some hard back books but it isn't very deep, but I have had mine for 2 years and love them
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If you use two of the risers that should put it at the height that you would need it to fit in your cabinet and put your DVD player underneath, depending on how large your player is. If you look at the product description, it gives you the exact dimensions.
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Yes, the lower shelves are deep enough to hold books and/or binders. However, I wouldn't recommend putting a lot of weight on the shelves. If your intention was to use as a book shelf than I would suggest a different style.
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These baskets can hold DVDs horizontally. Because of tapered bottom, you cannot vertically stand up DVDs.
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It can hold them, but they won't look right and they wont be snug in it. I would look for a CD rack rather than a DVD rack for your CD collection.
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I have two of these storage towers and do not have a problem with either of them saging. Of course, they are built to store tapes, CDs and DVDs, which are relatively lightweight I don't know what would happen if you stored heavier things on them, but I believe they would hold up then also. They are sturdy and well worth the money you pay for them.
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Hi, DVDs in their original cases would only fit in sideways, and if the side binder title is facing up, you could fit about 10 DVDs in each drawer with titles visible.
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Yes, but they are very flimsy plastic. You have to assemble them with a put tab A into slot B type construction. I had to re-enforce them at the corners with duct tape. Having said that, they have done well for storing CD's, DvD's and computer disks. I would not buy them again.
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A DVD case is 7.5" tall and 5.3" wide. Each cubby is 6.75"W x 5.5"H x 13.75"D. If you wanted to store DVD's in the cubbies, the only way they would fit is if you place them with the top/bottom thin edge out. So in theory yes, DVD's will fit, but you wouldn't be able to read the title on the spine.
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No, there are sufficient shelves for CDs. You would take out shelves if you wanted to adjust height to hold DVDs.
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The shelves (both upper and lower) are tall enough to fit a standard DVD case. The upper shelf has a bit more clearance once you get further in from its edge due to the trim across the top (about 1.5" back). The shelves are NOT adjustable. Hope this helps.