Will these standup in an upright organizer?
1498725
The ones I got are very thin and flexible and would not stand up on their own. My wife has the ones that are pictured which are stiff. I returned mine.
1498726
The are pretty stiff and will stand up and keep there shape even when empty.
1498727
You can store these on their side, but there is only a thin edge, so they will not stand up on their own.
1498728
They are quite rigid. Strong and yet lightweight. I love them for my business at www.nashvillesinginglessons.com because they look so great and we can take a stack of these and they are way less bulky than CD jewell cases.
37348
I don't think they would and stay that way reliably, no, due to the little ring/handle on the top in the center. They are sturdy enough, but I cannot see how they would stay upright if turned upside down and a weight placed on them...unless there were some kind of support added. And I can't imagine what type of support that would entail. What other purpose did you have in mind for them?
716453
Yes, if you have the height in the area you will place them. Mine is placed in my pantry on a wire shelf, leaving room for tuna cans, chicken cans, etc. on top
135071
Definitely not. They look good but they are not sturdy or supportive. I bought them to store a few sets of linens and the tops of the boxes cave in.
1332174
Yes, it should be fine. Keep in mind that when stored vertically, the feet keep the item from slipping. You might want to line the drawer w/ "gripper" drawer lining or get the self-adhesive rubber feet to place on the back of the container.
2203479
I have two of these, and they are on a carpeted (wall to wall) floor. No divider will stand on any floor if you open it too widely, but with that caveat, I have had no problem with these rather nice looking dividers. Once set up they have never fallen on me. I just make sure they are properly arranged and placed to avoid the obvious pitfall of my own making. The display pic gives a good idea, and mine are more widely placed than that. Good luck, they are really nice, and a bargain, if you ask me.
971435
They should stay in a stand, they are balanced. They are also an odd shape so some stands might not work.
1115204
Not if you want the bottles to sit upright. They will work for polishes on their sides (not ideal, but will work). :)
818256
I am not sure about storing them vertically, I did sometimes store mine on the sideways vertically along the wall or side of my cabinet. I encountered no problems with this storage method
862822
Yes, with VERY CAREFUL thinking and planning before doing! HOWEVER they are made to stand on floor and you CAN stack them.
1891361
Sorry I did not respond earlier. Unfortunately, they do not. However, you could fit them inside the 2 long arms that you're supposed to fit them over (if that makes sense). I actually stood mine up (on the 'stand' looking part) and hung the hangers on it. Hope this helps!
1529875
Yes they easily stay upright in the stand provided. I have two sets and love them
599603
Not really... no. The shelves are not tall enough for the albums to fit upright. Of course you could stack albums on there, but I would not want to store my albums on their sides (and the albums are a little wider than the shelves are deep). Hope this helps. For what it's worth, I don't think the weight would be a problem... the shelves are very strudy.
1591453
Absolutely. They are pretty roomy! The top drawer is lined but the bottom drawer is not.
839522
Yes, they can, as long as the coupling mechanism on the bottom of your existing shelving has threads on the inside of the shelf upright. As you can see in the picture the origami wheels have a threaded male top piece that screws into the upright.
1711466
yes, if your drawers are deep enough. I use mine in display cabinets and place small collectibles (from glass to figurines to perfume bottles) on display in the cabinets providing a better display and more room in the cabinet shelves. The stand simply has to fit the depth of the drawer or the height of the shelf in a cabinet.
1831693
yes they will, i am able to get roughly 8 standard DVD cases in the drawer with their spines (titles) facing up. (note: can get roughly 20 standard CD cases in drawer with titles facing up)