Would it be possible to glue/nail two of these back-to-back to make deeper shelves with sliding doors on the front and on the back?
841893
They are great shelves but I agree with Carly that they are much shorter than you expect. I have two, one on top of the other and to get the cabinet space that I was looking for I should have purchased three of them. I think your idea might possibly work but if it doesn't, you'd have to go up with them. Good luck!
841894
I would not suggest it, they are shorter then you expect them to be and not terrible sturdy, and I do not think you could easily line then up along the back.
1175853
No. But the shelves can slide in the supports about an inch in either direction. So if the supports are installed level with each other it would be a long continuous shelf. You could use cable ties to keep the shelves in contact with one another once installed.
24807
I have two of them. You might be able to screw wheels on the bottoms, but the screws would need to be fairly short. I would be concerned you would split the wood and damage the cabinets.
259633
You would have to glue down the partitions. The shelves in the horizontal position just rest on the pegs. I'd have to say that vertically would not work without some significant gluing. As it was, my shipment of this product had most of the plastic shelf parts broken. Make sure that you check all the pieces before you start putting it together.
307063
The holes for the shelves are pre-drilled. They are not adjustable. I suppose, if you're "handy," you could drill new holes in the position you need.
1712394
Negative, the back is completely sealed on both shelves, however would probably be very easy to drill a hole with a hole saw if you're handy and wanting to wire through there (presumably this is what you're trying to accomplish). The inside height of both shelves is just over 2.5 inches.Hope this helps.
232472
Yeah it'd be super easy if you have your own hardware. There's plenty of holes, you could easily line them up in any horizontal fashion and put nut and bolt through two adjacent shelf holes.
94182
No it's not possible to move the shelves. They get screwed into pre drilled holes.
409593
You'd have to use a few of the tiers. I think if you were to use all of the shelves, it would be too much. Use only what you need.
2222363
The shelves are made of tempered glass and I don't believe would be easily cut. However, they are designed to fit the dimensions of the cabinet which should fit nicely between the wall studs. The two shelves CAN be placed at whatever height you decide very easily. I find the quality to be very good and I like the cabinet very much.
977871
Yes, you could add one of two more shelves. You would have to buy supports for the new shelves as the cabinet only has enough supports for the 3 that come with it. The holes are drilled, so you would have to go to home store for more supports.
369425
I have the same question. It would be great if you could buy additional shelves ad hoc. I was planning on having one made - there are a lot of holes in the locker where it would be easy to add a second shelf with a few mounts and a think piece of metal or wood.
1773386
There are holes on the sides almost all the way down so all you would have to dois get some of the shelf pins and then the actual shelf. Should not be difficult. Bythe way we love the cabinet!
1524826
Not really. The hinge location recesses have been chiseled out already. I guess it would be possible theoretically, but it would take a lot of hassle and woodworking.
626648
You should be able to but there is no way to fasten them together which would require you to be very careful when putting things onto or taking things off of the shelves. Otherwise, you might end up dumping everything off.
2208827
I think my answer is misleading and am doing it over! You can put the top two in any order.but be aware that in doing so you are also determining shelf or platform placement, as the door should open to the shelf. You are free to place the platforms on either side, just be careful not to line them up! :)
1004266
You could stack them, but the drawer doesn't open very smoothly so you would run the risk of having the top one slide off - I would probably use some epoxy/glue to permanently attach the two together.