Are the boxes tall enough to store Spools of thread or do I have to lay them down?
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No if using tall slim spool - and laying down not so good because of depth of stationary partitions. There are other boxes designed under Arts, Crafts, and Sewing designed for spools of thread - may want to review those for this pour pose - I am a bead jewelry designer and these work for that purpose.
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Hello, I think this model would be to small for a regular spool of thread but a good size for a bobbin if those are still in use today, My mom had those when I was a kid. They sell these boxes in a number of sizes so just measure a spool and get a taller box. hope that helps
2054863
i bought this product for fishing tackle...i don't think they are tall enough for spools of thread.
251433
Probably the latches to connect them for storage will, i would put a towel on the hoon or something to be safe and these are unfilled so be ready for a pain in the ass.
1965053
They are packed flat (straight). They have a slight crease to bend to get the corner configuration. Should be fine for use as a straight piece.
1740803
You could but they are not super stiff paper and might tear if you punch too close to the edge, and you would have to take them off the string to use them anyway. I just store mine in the box they came in, or could use a Zip-Loc bag.
1264812
Yes, they are. I use them to hang many pairs of pants vertically, thus saving closet space. Hope this helps!
1896151
There are holes, they are, as Carolyn Baylis stated, they are more like a "1." I was planning to use S hooks to hang a large link chain so I could put more S hooks for hanging things. My unit came with a wire shelf so I didn't need to "jerry-rig" any hanging space. My shovel and lopper handles actually fit into spaces along the edge of the wire shelf so they stay upright. I use S hooks from some of the wire to hang smaller things.
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they have no way to fasten together, but I HAVE taped them together with clear packing tape. I would only stack 2 high though, and definitely put heavier things in the bottom drawers, not in the uppermost drawers. I keep jewelry making supplies in them.
1929679
Yes, with the wrap around tension hooks you could easily hang a sheet on this line without it drooping. Hope this helps!
1543845
The trays have permanent dividers that are narrow and runs front to back, not lengthwise, making them too short and/or narrow for many items. I'm using it to organize sewing supplies. It works well for spools of thread, buttons and snaps, but anything larger has to go in the bottom.
1330313
not sure on teh size of the box but you get both small and large spools of thread
1351843
I do not sell this item- I purchased a box - I used them to secure scarves on velvet hangers- I hope you find your answer.
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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.
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They are stored vertically..They would unsnap immediately if you stored them horizontally..However I have had a much better experience with the single snap and store boxes..No problems with the single ones.
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If you are asking how to store the spool with the Handi-Bobs, I have a spool tree that hold 63 spools of thread. I just slip the spool with the attached Handi-Bob over the peg. I keep my extra handi-bobs in a ziploc bag. If this does not answer your question please ask again.
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I use Robison Anton spool thread. It will not fit this box as the base of the spool is too large. Don't know about other brands of large spools. Each slot would hold more than one of the small spools
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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
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Sorry for late response, wasn't at the house where the box was located. There is a removable tray that has pegs for storing thread. If you look at the picture of it, you can see an (approx.) three high by dozen wide group of thread, that is the tray. There is a place in the box for the tray and if desired you can remove it for ease of access.