Are these sturdy enough to be disassembled and stored easily. I work out of my home and will need to store them once I am finished using them.
1940267
I found the assembly a bit tedious at first but doing the second unit was faster. One gets used to it. I also do not think that its sturdiness affects the assembling and disassembling -- it's more a case of the time and effort that you are okay on spending to pull out the four rods, remove and/or store the bulbs, etc. Do you want to do that each time.
1940268
The soft boxes are reasonably well made, but I consider the 8 cfl lights to be the most delicate items, and storing them properly (the original boxes they come in) is a delicate process that is not worth the risk of damage. They are fairly small soft boxes and when removed from the stands they might be compact enough for storage. Personally, I just leave them up and clustered together in my attic. I find that convenience is a real plus for me. Hope this helps
1940269
Yes they can be stored easily and the are relatively sturdy. They aren't made of steel but they are sturdy for the materials they are made of.
479120
Yes, you definitely can. I wouldn't put them under the shelf or they'll be in your way when you use the work space. But otherwise, it should work to hang them off the top shelf and/or the bottom ones.
693799
Absolutely, that is what I use mine for and they just survived a horrid winter. Upright and solid. They are great! You do need one longer screw to put together as others hVe written, but no big deal really
1928034
They are most likely strong enough unless you are putting stuff in them that is too heavy in the first place. As for stacking, that's a great idea, but not sure if they will stay stacked-unless you wire them together.
323467
They are pretty sturdy. The whole thing weighs about 5.78 oz. I would call them heavy-duty.
497165
In my opinion, you can break them down to transport, but you would need a rubber hammer as the shelves are a press fit with a plastic adaptor. They are not screwed together. I would break them down to move them, but not sure I would break them down regularly to set them up again for say, a craft fair or short term occasion such as than. Good luck!
1371598
Theu do not collapse and they are put on with screws into particle board.... So disassembling repeatedly would probably not be good.
1854578
sorry for delayed answerI cannot see why you would discardThey are sturdy and washable.we re-use.
1165047
Its not sturdy if you need to hang a lot of stuff on it. Once you put it together its not easy to store unless you have a huge closet. The box it came in isn't very big and can stand in the corner, of course you'll be assembling and disassembling when you need it. One of mines is still in the box..going to try to sell it in a garage sale soon.
1520148
I only store paper - bills, receipts, coupons, checks in these drawers. I don't think they would hold up to a very heavy weight. The bottom of the drawer is just the woven material - the metal frame is only at the edges and not reinforcing the middle of the drawer bottom. But they are good for my use.
1840901
I would say yes, they are sturdy enough. I use them as bins for our shoes in our mud room and they've taken quite a beating and have held up nicely.
1983710
I would not recommend keeping them outside. I have used mine outdoors and brought them back in when finished, but I don't think it would hold up if permanently left outside.
2142080
I would imagine so. They are quite sturdy and durable. (although I have never made either personally, and am not sure if you need some special requirement for them to be stored in)
1632817
Robert, I easily stored these in my garage by hanging them by the strap, I simply hooked the metal bracket off from a ladder I have on the wall. I do not break them down all the way.
1164175
I think they would be plenty sturdy for that purpose.mine store my socks and underwear and with every day use are just fine.
2161608
I just reassembled one that had been carefully disassembled. It is very sturdy now. However, a couple of the shelves got a small veneer loss during the disassembly. I do not see any loss of functionality due to disassembly.
135071
Definitely not. They look good but they are not sturdy or supportive. I bought them to store a few sets of linens and the tops of the boxes cave in.