What are the individual shelves made of. I am tired of cardboard shelves. I want this to hold my reams of colored paper? Will this product support
333315
Shelves are not cardboard. Not wood, plastic, or glass either. Some sort of fiberboard about as stiff as the plastic clip boards I use. I stack paper on mine, though have not yet had a full ream on any one shelf, but I believe mine will hold a full ream without a problem.
333316
Shelves are not made of cardboard but they are very thin woods : Little bit more stable than cardboard. You can place 200 papers in each shelf with no worry. I think this is the best product in the market.
551574
In my humble opinion.....if used for plants, it will hold several on each shelf with no problem........it is quite sturdy.........
1224601
Unfortunately, the shelves are stationary . I use mine, all three of them, in my sewing room, and they hold bolts of fabric and sewing accessories. My grandson put them together, and all is good. I have been very satisfied with the purchase. Good Luck !
410140
No, because the shelf tubes to through the column tubes. This shelving is for large bins only. It has no support for anything else. You might be better of buying vinyl shelving at a place like BJs. They sell really strong shelving that I use for file boxes. Happy to help.
464251
You must have me confused with someone else. I just stated the shelves should be made out of aluminum just like the top is. Hooks? No idea either
912971
I have my printer on the cart, paper on the second shelf and various crafty dafty stuff on the bottom but none of that weighs close to 75 lbs. So I don't know if it will hold that amount or not. Very sorry to be no help, I like the shelves and they work great for what I am using it for.
1187629
I have this bookshelf in my home and have loaded it with a ton of random items. Each shelf has a collection of books in varying weights and I have a box of toys on top. With all this the book shelf doesn't even jiggle. I would think it would be able to support your printer. I do have it against a wall though so there may be additional support given by the wall. I cannot vouch for a free standing bookshelf.
1402033
Your shelf should be real wood. In my opinion the screws won't hold in particle board. It is very strong, but Still, the screws that attach it might not hold a lot of weight. Also - under the shelf would need to be flush. Hope this helps.
1901442
Probably not. They are cheap plastic and if hung on wall items can spill out or if overfilled they can also tip over lastly the drawers don't open all the way,so you can't really see what's in back of drawer.I suggest to make shelves out of plywood or real wood. Good luck to you. :)
87941
All parts are particle board. With the short length and front edge piece, the shelves won't sag. They're heavy, but once in place, what does that matter?
572525
It's durable cardboard that is very difficult to bend. All of my posters survived a move and storage. I highly recommend this product.
1555417
It is NOT cardboard. It's two separate panels of thin wood/board that fit together with a long thin piece of plastic which slips between them to hold them in place. The panels fit securely into a groove on the back part of bottom and shelf and slip into a groove in the underside of the top shelf. I also own the 37" storage shelf and it is joined together with 3 panels in the back.
1807421
The shelves are wood, or hard plywood that looks like wood with wood grain. Although I think they are real wood. If you order this, chances are you'll be very happy with it. It's also very stable. Hope this helps.
951586
The actual shelves look like they are made from particle board. They are strong and heavy. This unit weighed 92 lbs in the package
326534
It is made of very inexpensive particle board. I bought several of these to hold DVDs and video games. They are not sturdy. I have mine standing next to each other against the wall. They are nice to look at but not what I would consider a quality piece of furniture.
1486006
The shelves are not designed for book. They do not have the depth. CD's just fit. They are strong enough for what they were designed for.
338363
I would call them "fiberboard". All bookcases of this type have a three-fold back panel that is a cross between solid wood and cardboard. The backing material does not detract from the overall appearance of the shelf. It looks and acts like solid wood after being nailed in place.