I'm looking to sell a few things on ebay. How many shirts on average can be fit inside? As well, how many paperback books?
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You have asked hard questions. What you can fit inside depends on the size and weight of the shirts or books and how you cram them in if you are trying to ship a lot in one package--I can't answer that question, you will just have to try and see.What is more important is the weight and dimensions of the final package--you will be looking at USPS first class shipping vs. USPS priority shipping based on weight and package size.I recommend you get a few of these envelopes and a few priority envelopes and small priority boxes and a good set of postage scales and buy your shipping envelopes based on the shipping costs you calculate. I hope this helps. Rich You have asked hard questions. What you can fit inside depends on the size and weight of the shirts or books and how you cram them in if you are trying to ship a lot in one package--I can't answer that question, you will just have to try and see.What is more important is the weight and dimensions of the final package--you will be looking at USPS first class shipping vs. USPS priority shipping based on weight and package size.I recommend you get a few of these envelopes and a few priority envelopes and small priority boxes and a good set of postage scales and buy your shipping... » Read More You have asked hard questions. What you can fit inside depends on the size and weight of the shirts or books and how you cram them in if you are trying to ship a lot in one package--I can't answer that question, you will just have to try and see.What is more important is the weight and dimensions of the final package--you will be looking at USPS first class shipping vs. USPS priority shipping based on weight and package size.I recommend you get a few of these envelopes and a few priority envelopes and small priority boxes and a good set of postage scales and buy your shipping envelopes based on the shipping costs you calculate. I hope this helps. Rich « Show Less
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I've fit up to 3 men shirts size medium they were thick material.What kind of paperback books ?
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I think probably one of each. This measures 9 inches by 12 inches and it's flat so I'm guessing you need something bigger.
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It would fit one shirt nicely, possibly 2 really crammed; I put one 'oversized' book in mine, one that won't fit in a 9 x 12...it could hold 2 'normal' sized books, 5x7 or a little bigger, but not much
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I use it for Baby Clothes I sell on Ebay. I can fit 5 onesies in it comfortably. As far a Paperback books, I tested books that were 7' long x 4' wide x 1' high, and you can get 3 inside. possibly 4 if you stack them right.
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I just checked & it fits about 2 men's medium weight XL T-shirts without stretching the plastic & 2 paperback 500 page books no bigger than 6x9" with room for thin bubble wrap. Shirts & books not at the same time ofcourse! :) Plastic is thin so package/reinforce appropriately.
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Well, it depends on the size of each. I can fit 2 crocheted hats or 1 crocheted scarf in an envelop if that gives you any idea on size. I would say if folded/rolled the right way 2-3 shirts. And an average size paperback book, maybe two if you're lucky. I would not suggest these for books though. These are very thin and if snagged, it could definitely make a hole that water can get in through during shipping.
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I purchased two of these display cases for NFL regulation jerseys for the Eagles Brian Westbrook and Brian Dawkins. I believe the sizes of the shirts are Large, however there is ample room for the shirts inside and you can fold the bottom under and the sleeves over for a size 54. They are sturdy, attractive and come with a hanger inside for the shirts. These were the best display cases around. I think you will be pleased. If for some reason you are not, you can always return them. Good luck and enjoy.
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Paperbacks will definitely fit, but I wouldn't put much weight on it. DVDs are okay, but it is fairly flimsy.
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I can fit about 6-8 t-shirts per drawer (folded), 5 pair of scrub pants, probably less jeans. The drawers are pretty small.
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Well, obviously all 65 books wont fit on one shelf so I think you should be fine with the weight. I have 3-ring binders packed full of papers lining one shelf (there must be 18 or so binders on one shelf) and by themselves they are quiet heavy. I havent seen any trouble yet with the weight. Just to be safe though, I would start with the bottom shelf and load moving up. Good luck.
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10-45. It really depends on the size of the books. If they are board books or hardback books it will be 2-4 books per shelf, but paperback first readers could fit maybe nine per shelf.
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You should be able to get between 30-40 books on each shelf (with room to lay some horizontally on top of the vertical ones).
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I have about 45 shirts and 6 jackets. It holds really good and is very adjustable both ways. I have it set with my childs clothes on top and my clothes on the actual rung. Im a big girl so that means extra material extra weight.lol.
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It will depend on the thickness of the books. I have 33 mixed hard and soft cover books on one shelf.
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You're going to fit 40 1 inch paperbacks. Hope that helps. Hardbacks are typically 1.25'' - 2.25'' so you will only get in approximately 28 hardbacks on a shelf. This is a good bookcase. Cheers!
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Hi Jeanne, I put all my CDs and DVDs in thin Jewel cases and find that I have room for about 990 with reasonably comfortable access. Using this as my gauge, I would think that you could store about 495 discs in standard jewel cases. If it wasn't for the vertical dressing slats, which create dead/inaccessible space on each side of every storage shelf, you could probably store about another 30 discs in standard jewel cases (60 in thin cases). However, if you are storing DVDs in their original container, my guess is that you will have 4 rows instead of 5 and be able to store about 22 single DVDs on each shelf (about 264 DVDs). BTW this is based upon the 46" unit shown. Hope this helps. Hi Jeanne, I put all my CDs and DVDs in thin Jewel cases and find that I have room for about 990 with reasonably comfortable access. Using this as my gauge, I would think that you could store about 495 discs in standard jewel cases. If it wasn't for the vertical dressing slats, which create dead/inaccessible space on each side of every storage shelf, you could probably store about another 30 discs in standard jewel cases (60 in thin cases). However, if you are storing DVDs in their original container, my guess is that you will have 4 rows instead of 5 and be able to store about 22 single... » Read More Hi Jeanne, I put all my CDs and DVDs in thin Jewel cases and find that I have room for about 990 with reasonably comfortable access. Using this as my gauge, I would think that you could store about 495 discs in standard jewel cases. If it wasn't for the vertical dressing slats, which create dead/inaccessible space on each side of every storage shelf, you could probably store about another 30 discs in standard jewel cases (60 in thin cases). However, if you are storing DVDs in their original container, my guess is that you will have 4 rows instead of 5 and be able to store about 22 single DVDs on each shelf (about 264 DVDs). BTW this is based upon the 46" unit shown. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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You can probably make about 5 shelves per side with about 12 per shelf, depending on how close together you want them and how fat the cases are. You know how some cases are fatter.You can put about 23 DVDs per shelf.I really love my spinners. I have videos and DVDs on one, and then I got the second one to put by my reading chair, and it has books, all ready to grab and read. I'll be happy to answer any other questions.
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Hi Amy, In my experience you will easily get 10 shirts, my daughter and I did an assortment of garments some quite large for other family members and we did a total of 15 items. Hope you enjoy your kit as much as we did. Thanks Sandie
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Depending on size, if you don't mind stacking some dvds horizonatally on top of each other, and you don't want them to be two rows deep (I personally find that frustrating), you can fit about 195. It is a beautiful peace and I have gotten multiple complements on it. Plus I love the fact that it's solid wood and not pressboard. Such a small thing; seems like a hard thing find now a days. Hope that helps!
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Well, after putting in my HP laptop which takes up the entire back compartment, then putting in my power supply, it can take another 8.5x11x.5 pad comfortably on the inside. It also has an outside pouch. I guess it depends on what kind of book (dimensions). So, in a basic answer, yes, it can take a book or two.
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Mine average about 40 books per shelf. That's a mixture of paperbacks, text books, hard covers, etc. The shelves are 3 feet wide. As far as strength, the shelves are VERY sturdy. There's no drooping of the boards. They are very solid. While my shelves have about 40 books stored vertically in their normal fashion, each shelf also has many books stacked on top of those books horizontally as well as books stacked horizontally on the front edge. So you can really keep a lot of books on each shelf.
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Yes that will work for two reasons.a) All of the shelves are audjustable.b) The front doors are deep inside (deep enough for a DVD) so this would work fine.I am guessing that you would be able to hold about 200 paperbacks.