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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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.
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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.
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Hi I'm sorry I no longer have the product - moved and it wasn't worth bringing. Not sure if this helps but it is flimsy and if you have toddlers the shelves do not require a lot of strength to wobble.
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Yes - the top of them has 4 small holes that the feet of another one will fit in to to stop the top one from sliding around. They don't physically lock together, but I just tried our two and they seemed secure when I open a drawer on the top one and let it hang down.
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We secured our tv, bookshelves and glass case with two. We tried to secure his clothes drawers with two but only one side was secure (user error not a problem with the product. We needed longer screws...). The drawers are secure enough but not as safe as it potentially could be. Use two. You won't regret spending a little extra. My kid is all over the place and two could potentially save him one day.
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If you have window that opens up from the bottom, there are mental L's you have to attach to the shelf and slip over the sill. If you window opens out you have to secure the shelf with screws.
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There is a little stopper thing they give you to put on the back, so the shelfbcannot slide out of place. It's kind of "hooked" on, so with the stopper, no way it will slide back and come off.
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No I sure don't. Just the ones that came with the case, which all are full! On no! I would be so upset if I broke some of the drawers. I love my cube! Good luck! Maybe you can superglue??
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That is what I did. But I ended up having to super glue the dividers, they kept sliding out of the slots. It's fine now, but I wondered if hanging it might have prevented that issue, but I didn't have a place for it.
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Be careful, screws holding top shelf are very short, and are in pressboard. I had mine colapse so I replaced screws with through and through, now will hold anything.
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Well, I'm two years too late to help GC, but here's the easiest way I've found after assembling 3 small 3-shelf units: Place one shelf upside down on carpet and put the screwed-together legs upside down in the corner holes. Place clips where you want them for the bottom shelf. Pick a spot, attach the clip, and slide it up or down slowly until it clicks into place. Snap the other half of the clip into the first one's indentations. Since the legs are upside down, make sure the word "top" is pointing DOWN. Do this for all 4 legs and then slide the shelf up to the clips, getting it as tight as possible. Carefully turn the unit right-side-up and press down firmly (put your weight into it) on the shelf until it is in place on all 4 corners. Test it by lifting the unit off the floor by the shelf, not the legs; repeat pressing down if necessary until it holds together when lifted. Position the next set of clips and slide the next shelf down and into place. Repeat until done, being sure to test each shelf as you go, and voila, instant super heavy duty, super easy, even fairly attractive shelving! I really love these things, best deal around!
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Thank you for contacting us. The sliding cabinet has an easy installation that requires holes so the item does not slide out and fall out of the cabinet. We do have other items that are not sliding cabinets that are more stackable bins that may be helpful.
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No, not as it is. The cubes that have backs on them are a veneered hard cardboard (one side looks like wood, the other - cardboard). They will not withstand any weight on them. But with that said, it is easy to put together, a nice looking dark wood colored shelf that can stand vertically or horizontally. We also bought storage bins to use with it and they worked nicely with it.
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My advice is to keep looking. I put them together (not easy because the connectors pop off easily and often break) in the 4 shelf configuration and the slightest touch sent them toppling over like a house of cards. Terrible, terrible product.
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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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Hi Timothy,Yes, our Cubes are study. We also recommend you anchor and secure it with L-brackets and screws into wall studs to prevent any accidental tipping. Jimmy ChiangWay Basics, Founderjimmy@waybasics.com