Do the shelves spin for easy access to the back side if on a table against a wall?
996316
No. The tiers stack together with solid hard acrylic posts. They do not spin.
732019
No, but you may want to put felt padded on the back of the top that sits against rhe wall. I have had no other issues. I am a massge therapist and only use the shelf to hold my ipod station, extra table linens and lotions and creams. Not sure how much weight the shelf could sustain but appears to be steardy.
2002312
Yes you can flip these so that they are opposite in design. Beautiful shelves.
1793477
The arm assembly does screw into the glass shelf so the shelf will not move.Hope this answers your question.
1849697
Yes, there are peg holes on the sides so you can make the shelves any hieght you want. Very Useful.
1537049
yes, they have pre drilled holes which allow you to move the shelves to various positions or remove them as needed. only the top shelf is made for electronics tho. that is unless you want to cut your own holes in the backing. I bought this a year ago and it is very study I will say!
1063667
The shelves are supposed to go in one direction. However you can physically place them either way.
1932366
The shelving unit is great for displaying lightweight objects. I would not place anything heavy (i.e. lamp, TV) on any of the shelves because there is no support in the front. The support is only on the back corner and the sides that hug the walls.
223288
The outer frame and the shelf walls are very sturdy pressed wood. The actual shelves are a fairly sturdy, and the shelf supports are plastic dowel pins. I'm not sure the pins would hold up to that amount of weight if used horizontally. If the unit were turned vertically, then the "shelves" would be dividers. The unit would definitely support that.
896438
Yes. The center shelf is stationary and is fastened to the two sides and the back. The other two shelves are adjustable and there are pre-drilled holes on the two sides for the metal tabs that hold up those shelves.
1063665
They are designed to go face down. The shelves have wedges that hold them in place and the one inch side rail on the shelves go face down
261479
Not really. It is pre-drilled and pieces set to have shelves on the left. It was part of the reason I was able to use it was that I did want shelves on the left. You could flip it upside down, but then you'd have to drill your own holes and deal with their extra holes perhaps. I wouldn't recommend it.
109527
Yes, I believe so. The shelves are adjustable when you put it together. I like ours, but one wheel collapsed, probably because we have it on carpet, where it's a bit more difficult to move - and it's moved every night and morning. We make it work and it serves our purpose very well.
1091211
Agree. You can configure the shelves to be either side of the desk. I have mine on the right side of desk.
537272
Yes BUT... you would be need to be very careful what you place on the upper shelves and how you placed those items in order to create the right balance so it would not fall forward. The only real way to be safe would be to use a wall anchored bracketing system to ensure it can't fall forward. Think about those advertisements for TV stands and child safety; those same dynamics would apply here.
774489
No. You can rotate them so that instead of sitting to the side of the column, they're in front of or behind it, but you can't turn the basket so that it's perpendicular to the floor instead of parallel to it.
1091209
Yes. You can put the shelves on either side. I've personally switched them twice already with no problem. Very easy to do.