Is possible use it to storage a wedding dress not puff ? Thanks!
314906
It is far too small to store a dress. Think shoe box size, just a little wider.
314907
Without seeing the dress, I'd have to say I don't think that's a good idea. It would have to be folded up a lot and might ruin the dress.
1802874
I wouldn't recommend that. This is for temporary storage only. You need something breathable for long term use or your mattress will get moldy.
2277417
This thing is pretty flexible so I think a long box tissues would certainly fit in the covered area. It is not a rigid organizer by any means. The little partitions stay on w/ velcro & I have yet to get them to stay in place, but on the other hand, I do tend to toss things onto it, including my purse. The small fixed containers at the front of the unit are very helpful in corralling items like hand sanitzer, lotion, water bottle.
655001
The only way would fir is to put it into one of the top fold out trays because the dividers can be moved, and you would have to lay it on it's side. The bottom portion is set up into four small sections and the divider cannot be removed otherwise it could go in the bottom on it's side. I purchased this as a second case to hold smaller items such lipsticks/glosses, small palettes and small tools (sponges, disposable applicators, etc)
1567222
mine did not do so well over a short time. The right side has completely collapsed and at this time I have it leaning against the back wall to hold it up. There was no weight placed on the bottom of the closet and it needs to be thrown out but I have to find a more substancial unit to replace it before I can get rid of it. Mine has no coats or sweaters, just dresses. Also, the plastic on just the front has ripped. Not suggested for consistent use. I do not wear the dresses often so I do not use it on a daily or weekly basis.
846482
I would think you could use it to store your sunglasses. The space is 3 inches wide. Hope this helps.
1734148
Yes. This will hold a lot but I wouldn't put too much in it because then it won't lie flat under your clothes. Also, the waist strap is not very wide, therefore stability could be an issue.
1981239
Yes, I think it would be fine, as long as the dress is not top-heavy. I use mine to photograph my handbags, and it has been fine-it did have a little bit of a mothball smell when I got it, but that has gone away. Hope this helps!
1505643
yes! I used then as centerpieces at my wedding. try using a plant basket hanger. its does not stand on its own. happy to send you a picture on my centerpiece of you like
104718
Greetings, I think it would be possible to fold it back, the only concern I would have is it if would wrinkle the bottom of long hanging items like dresses or pants since you would be losing the box effect at the bottom. The plastic is heavy-duty but pliable so I would think you could make it work, or possibly use a cardboard piece in the bottom at the 44" mark to keep the boxing effect so your clothes wouldn't wrinkle. We use it in our trailer to protect our clothes as we travel and it does a good job. Hope this helps!
124252
If yours are light or undergarments . Drawers are not real sturdy if too much wt. they will buckle. I own it and use for my hair accessories. I love it
1144081
It should be able to hold up a wedding gown, although if its extremely heavy it might be too much weight for the legs, and it should be used for displaying it and not actually working heavily on the gown bc that kind of pressure might cause the base to give way.Mannequinmaven
758106
I used it with my wedding dress (it was a shimmery silver) and I didn't have any problems. The material isn't something that feels like it might rub off.
1142530
It is good for light weight stuff like buttons and sewing stuff but small sized items can fit well but i don't think stuff like make up eye powder and lip stick will do well in this type of container. You can try to see if you would like to put the stuff in it! It is quite sturdy!
328802
Yes! It can be used for storage if you don't put a matress on the drawer/trundle. A great way to store extra blankets, sheets, pillows, etc.
478890
We were having a problem with clothing moths and it kept them out. It does not have holes but cloth sides so that the clothes can breathe. It is not good to store your clothes completely air tight. I've been extremely happy with them.
1857164
I think it would be fine for storing linen in a closet. It's sturdy but not bulky.