Is there polyester fabric enclosing the back of the cubbies, or is it open, allowing shoes to be pushed through the back of the unit? I am looking for a unit with a back, mostly to protect the wall from shoe scuff marks.
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Yes, there is fabric which encloses the back of the cubbies, thus eliminating the possibility of push-thru, as it were, thus ensuring the wall behind the unit remains unmarred by the shoes. If you go to their website or google the item, you should be able to find a full 360 degree view. Hope this helps.
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No it doesn't. The top is plastic and zips closed providing a protective covering over the shoes.
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Just fabric supported by metal frame. We have shoes and clothes on it with no problems.
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The walls and floor are made together. There is no zipper or velcro on the floor. The top zips and the doors zip. The zippers are not high quality. That is my only complaint.
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They are all open on the back. It hasn't been an issue for me. I love the organizer, very sturdy.
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I have fabric bins on my shelves. They are delta brand which I bought on WalMart.com. They come with an awesome closet organization set! Check that out too!
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There is a back if you want. We chose not to put it on when we assembled it. If you wanted it would be easy to cut holes in.
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My best answer is fabric covered cardboard with velcro connecting the back to the rest of the house. Hope that helps!
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These are slightly smaller than 11 x 14 inches. They are durable (I use mine to corral packaged meats in the freezer). Because they are durable wire, I would think that if you want to use these (if it's the size that fits) I would handstitch or glue felt or another smooth, thick fabric such as denim to the exterior of the bottom so it doesn't scratch or damage your storage cubby. Sounds like you have a great idea for corralling shoes!
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You can leave it open or use a fabric liner. It really depends on where it's going to be set up.
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Yes - there is no real back and it is painted the same all the way around - the straw drawers determine the front or back. I have it up against the wall in the hallway. The drawers are for shoes and they will hold a size 14 (grandson's size).
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The top shelf tends to bend with the weight of 3 pairs of shoes and might make the side boards bend inwards without the middle shelf making the sides straight. I ended up buying 2 units and removed the top shelf of one and put the other complete one on top of that. Either way, I don't put too much because of the shelf bending from the weight. Hope this helps.
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I am not sure what you are asking. But, looking at the picture there appears to be an area at the back of heel. Mine goes down just a bit, but not enough to have any protection at the back of the heel. Hope is is what you are asking.
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There is a hard cardboard backing piece that attaches with tiny finishing nails around the entire back of the armoire. The instructions indicate not to omit the backing piece, because the unit becomes unstable without it. There are circular "punch-outs" about two inches wide if you want to run cords out the back. Other than that, the interior space is closed.
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No it is just an open back. My kids love this hoop. They spend hours playing and the noise is not that bad. I guess maybe on the door you could put felt or something to in the area the back would hit. Hope this helps!
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The back is thick cardboard. The front side (the side that you will see if you open drawers and in the exposed spaces) is "finished" - it matches the color of the unit. The back side of the cardboard is not.
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The four front center shelves all have centered openings, along with the top 2 shelves having a "v-cut" between them leading to another hole in the back. The "corner" shelves sidewalls are thick particleboard; however in the very corner, there is an inch or so vertical gap covered by a thinner backing board which could easily be drilled for cords. This unit is VERY heavy, LOL, but all in all we've been happy with it. Hope this helps.