Could I use them to store posters in?
1502485
You could store posters in them, as long as you add a rigid piece of cardboard or other material to protect the shape of the posters. These will provide protection from moisture and soiling, but not from creasing. I would not use these to mail posters unless the poster was protected on both sides by something rigid and damage resistant.
1502486
Well, it's not a rigid mailer, so no, not really. It would get creased. What they're great for is mailing fabric (clothing, pillow cases, etc) or for sending a few little boxes as one package. But, the mailer doesn't supply support to a piece of paper on it's own, apart from keeping out dust. I guess if the posters were rolled up, you could use it for that purpose.
1502487
I don't see why you coudn't. They would keep them dust-free & from getting wrinkled . The plastic bag itself is just a flat bag, no depth until you add something in it.I would not, however, use them for shipping them
1502488
Since they're not intended for archival purposes, I would not store valuable posters in them, nor any poster for a long period of time. If either of those conditions applies, look for bags at art supply sources.
2025088
You could if you got some hangers for them or drilled holes in them. They have a smooth wooden back.
1238932
You can use bookends or weighted decor...I love the shelf... It was the perfect size for my space ...
1675571
Yes they can, but you would need to adjust shelfs to fit ablums in. You would lose storage space, depending on how you store your records.
2144239
Yes! They are small shelves for what ever you want. I keep pens and stuff like that. So when you assemble the unit just skip that part.
1990751
It depends on the size of the poster board. But it would work for displaying a poster board.
2118856
I am sure you could. It is just like a thick paper. You may just want to try the poster tack stuff instead of staples.
2107800
I don't see why not. Comes in three pieces (top banner, two large poster size) so you can split it up if you want.
866223
I am storing clothes in ours but i would think they would work fine for tapes. You should be able to get a good amount in them. Good luck.
1479696
They would probably fit widthwise if you angled them similar to how they'd be stored in a shoebox. However they might hang out of the cubbie a little bit.
107143
You can hang them as is. But, I bought them with intention of having them framed.
1725489
They are meant for paper and they're pretty small, so it would depend on the surface of the wall and how large the photo is, but for 4 x 6 or even 5 x 7 I think it might be OK. Give it a try ~ it's not a huge investment and you might start a new trend :)
2202823
It may be possible, but you would have to get pretty creative. They would have to be spaced as they are not completely flush.
1406948
Yes they can. The pics slide in from the top and bottom. You won't need staples to hold them in place.
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. :)
1499400
I would guess yes because my walls are quite rough in texture which concerned me about if they would stick to mine, and they have with no problems. I do use 8 per standard poster size instead of just 4 just to have added security.
232473
Definitely. Each post is full of holes for shelf height variation, so you could just nut/bolt them in different places.