Can I use this as a room divider? I want to separate a very large room into two, living/dining and there is no wall in between will this work?
1962014
I think it would make a great room divider although it is not very tall it depends on how you want to use it I like this book case very much
1962015
I think it would work. I used a large book case in my living/dining room to divide and it worked out well. Placing tall objects on the top shelf will add height to it also.
1962016
I think it might be a bit small for that. Only 48 inches high and just over two feet wide. That is just waist high on a 6" person. They would not stack readily, though there are open bookcases that will. A pair of them with tall lamps or vases might do, keeping in mind that the top is larger than the frame, so placing them side by side would leave a gap between of about 2 - 3 inches. One on either side to create a "doorway" and retain the open feeling while dividing the space might work. Personally I think I would go with something taller, or stackable for room dividers.
1962017
I don't think they would function best as a room divider as they are only 3 and a half feet tall by two feet wide. But that may be perfect for what you need.
65695
Yes, you can. We bought two of these,one for a riser for a tv and one to use as a shelf on a desk top and we didn't use the dividers on either one. By the way, these are really well made and worth the money.
2141586
Designed to be mounted to the wall. Creating it being mounted on a divider would require you mounting it on different hardware.
90007
The walls are separate so you can use none or as many as you like. I usually use two walls when I set up
1302443
This item was given as a gift. She says it is finished, she really loves it, that it would work well as a room divider. However, the screw covers are small and hard to put on. She says you don't really need them. Hope this helps.
1336262
You would have to build a shelf. There's no provision for wall hanging built-in.
1060228
Deborah, thank you for inquiring about our shelves. I'm sorry it took me so long to respond but I see some great customers have taken the time to try and help with your questions. ( Hi guys...I'm glad your enjoying your shelves and thank you for your kind words.) The quick answer is "no, you can not split a single unit to make two 2 shelf units" BUT, if you were to contact me through our website (beautifulviews.net) I can supply you with additional hardware or a custom solution that will fit your needs.Jim Baggett, OwnerBeautiful Views
694095
I would check with a professional carpenter if you have or will be putting in a wall unit. It's a different project from what I took on as a DIY.
1920951
yes...if i understand correctly but u will not be able to push it as flush to wall GOOD product ...good quality ...perfect for our needs
137011
It would be possible but there is no bottom in it. You would end up with an empty space on one end, which I guess you could put against the wall. Hope this answers your question.
848193
I did have to screw the sliding track onto the wall. I'm sure you could modify and screw into the ceiling instead to use as a room divider. My brother installed that part, so I'm not sure exactly how that part works. I love mine and have gotten many compliments on them.
235956
Why not? It can be done, it is of hard material, except that you will have divider instead of a shelf. Is that what you need? LehighandMe
891513
I agree with both C. Wright and Jodi. Even though the back is not wood, it looks nice. It has the same color as the rest of the unit and it is smooth. The unit is quite sturdy, so yes, you can use it to split the room as you want.
268473
Yes, and I have considered using it as a divider myself. It is easy to assemble and a good quality item.
128278
The short answer, no. You could possibly leave it divided in two but then you would lack some stability. IT is not actually that tall, less than 6' so if height is a concern, I would search for something else.
944709
I dont see any way you could overlap the two pieces unless you were ok with the width of the unit being spaced that distance from the wall you were hanging it on. Of course you would need more hardware (spacers) than what is included to do that. Probably not a great idea. On a positive note, I find one panel to be a lot of space.
1373486
You could put two together side by side, but the edge boards do not have shadow marks, so they would have to be added in order for it to not look out of character right at the center of the wall.