Is there anything that secures multiple cubes together, eg. Grooves or screws? I am worried about my child pulling up on it &amp; the shelves falling.
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No there isn't anything the cubes do have some heft but a child could topple them
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You could just set the cube on top. There's nothing on the cube that would connect it to an already existing 2-cube bookcase if that is what you are asking.
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The blocks underneath are not so much clamps as they are stops. There main purpose is to keep the shelf from move left to right by capturing the tub in between its jaws. When I set mine up its with a little bit of clearance so after I bolted the blocks in place I no longer have to adjust it. I just drop it on. Your issue with the curved walls, I not sure. The under blocks are 3/4" thick son as long as the curves are the same on both sides of the tub, and dont go past that 3/4" with curve you might be ok. Try it if it dont work send it back. Its a great item. ONe last thing the bolts that clamp the blocks to the plank were a bit long I cut them down to shorten them from sticking out.Regards, The blocks underneath are not so much clamps as they are stops. There main purpose is to keep the shelf from move left to right by capturing the tub in between its jaws. When I set mine up its with a little bit of clearance so after I bolted the blocks in place I no longer have to adjust it. I just drop it on. Your issue with the curved walls, I not sure. The under blocks are 3/4" thick son as long as the curves are the same on both sides of the tub, and dont go past that 3/4" with curve you might be ok. Try it if it dont work send it back. Its a great item. ONe last thing the... » Read More The blocks underneath are not so much clamps as they are stops. There main purpose is to keep the shelf from move left to right by capturing the tub in between its jaws. When I set mine up its with a little bit of clearance so after I bolted the blocks in place I no longer have to adjust it. I just drop it on. Your issue with the curved walls, I not sure. The under blocks are 3/4" thick son as long as the curves are the same on both sides of the tub, and dont go past that 3/4" with curve you might be ok. Try it if it dont work send it back. Its a great item. ONe last thing the bolts that clamp the blocks to the plank were a bit long I cut them down to shorten them from sticking out.Regards, « Show Less
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I put self stick velcro on the speaker and the Sanus NF24c speaker stand. I don't have toddlers but I do have large dogs that are clumsy and I've never had the speakers fall off. You might also use putty type glue pads to hold the speakers. I wouldn't drill holes in my speakers for fear of messing up warranty and the sound from my speakers.
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Right now, I've got two sets connected, 3 x 3 cubes. I just tugged on it, and it is quite solid and sturdy.the circular connectors also serve as a stable base at the bottom of the cube. I think that, as long as youstore the heavier items in the bottom cubes, and work your way up, you will have no problem. Mine is notanchored to the wall -- just pushed against it. You could anchor it to the wall for added safety (especiallyfor a child's room). I love this item. Good luck.
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I have this cabinet in brown in my kitchen for an extra pantry...I also have twin 5 year olds and we have never had a problem...I keep heavier items on bottom usually and kids can't even move it let alone it move itself. Very sturdy...I bought the one in the picture for extra closet space...each kid gets a side and they even climb in that one without it being anchored...I am a nervous mom about these things so I was concerned with sturdiness also...hope this helps!
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These units do not have a mechanism to keep them interlocked. They could fall easily. They are not designed to stack. The weight of the contents could be an issue, as well. I would not stack them on top of each other.
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The shelves are structural elements too. They keep the sides together. You'd weaken the whole piece. Cheers
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The center piece on any side has a screw. Lift the center piece out to access to the screw. There are six sides, so there will be six screws. Either loosen the screws or tighten them to reassemble pieces or to tighten the cube to help prevent the pieces from flying off.
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Honestly, it depends on what you're putting in it. Using my leftover pieces, (I bought 3 sets), I've constructed a narrow tower of 3 cubes, propped it against a wall, put it on carpet, and it hasn't budged since. I don't think 4 cubes would really be an issue.
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They do not unlink from one another, I do not have a floating shelf, it is held up by shelving brackets. I used clear tie wraps/zip ties to hold up the chain itself against the brackets horizontally. After the chain was secure I arranged the stuffed animals in such a way that the brackets were no longer visible. I can upload pictures of how I used this product.
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Hi. I want to build a shelf that falls down. Not one that gets pulled up.Would it in your opinion make sense to use these brackets? They wouldbe on the two sides of the surface I will be using. Thanks for any replyon that!
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Organizers will prevent you storing those items. If you go to Rev A Shelf website, they should have what you are looking for. Their products are amazing and built to last. Easy installing. Hope this helps.
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The biggest problem with stacking them is weight. Unless you are storing something extremely light, the weight of the top unit is going to cause the bottom unit to buckle, making it a huge pain to open the drawers.
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None it easily screws together by hand...I did use a rubber mallet to gently tap the selves into place which makes it a bit easier, but you can do the whole thing without it. If you have the version with wheels, a wrench is supplied to tighten the wheels in place. It is very easy to put together, and the instructions are easy to follow. A stepstool and a helper is useful in placing the higher shelves, but I put the whole thing together by myself in just over half an hour, and I'm no great handyman...Hope that helps.
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I've got every shelf (except for the top, most shallow one) filled with a mix of books. It's held up fine, with very little wobble/no tipping at all. This is without the wall attachment, meaning I've just got it just leaning at an angle against my wall.
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It doesn't have anything that secures to the wall unless u personally make one. And if u have little ones that like to climb things either make a personal alteration to the shelf so it doesn't fall forward or don't get it. But in general u will need to make secure alterations to any shelf u get if u have lil climbers in the house. So good luck I hope this helped.