Does this tip forward when you pull the drawers out?
1286829
No it doesnt. I have a printer on top of it, but even without the printer it's quite heavy.
1286830
One thing I absoluetly love about this particular file cabinet, is the safety feature with the drawers! You can only open one drawer at a time. The other one locks automatically. Because of this, I have not experienced any tipping of the cabinet.
1330398
Yes. The drawers open fully. Just don't open both drawers at the same time or the cabinet will tip.
1179559
It's loose inside the drawer. I had connected it wide enough that it touches the sides of the drawer. It will move a little, but you can put double sided tape on the bottom if you want it to stay in place.
544631
The drawer slides on wooden rails located underneath on each side. About as basic as you can get so it wobbles about what you'd expect. No stops so it will come completely out if you pull it far enough. It's really not designed for daily use so don't count on it lasting.
520072
That will happen with this model it opens little more than half way. That's to avoid tipping over when drawer is full. Hope this was helpful
117868
No - but I don't see how one could load this so that it could tip forward. Each shelf from bottom to top decreases in depth by several inches so it seems to me to be impossible to load the top shelves so that it may tip forward.
2026380
No but it does tip and move just like a full sized construction loader... It's one of my sons favorite toys... Def worth the money!
1077628
Yes, I had difficulty with this myself. If you pull the drawer out until it stops, you will see on either side of each drawer a very small black piece of plastic (about 1/8 inch by about 1 inch long) in the middle with the silver metal rail behind it. If you lift that on both sides, the drawer should then come forward and you should be able to remove it. Hope this helps.
1299034
The previous answer is correct. The drawers don't come all the way out. It would tip over if they did. I needed a small file, so I don't fill it completely, and I'm very pleased with it.
1846532
When you pull the drawer out as far as it goes, there will be a plastic stem on the track closest to the drawer front. You just have to push down one side and up on the other and pull on the drawer and it will come right out. Hope this helps.
1552852
No, it kind of elevated between the slots and they slide back and forth. I use it for my Old Country roses flatware so I don't open the drawer very much, but when I do they're all kind of float around and are kind of a mess. I guess it would depend on how wide the base of your silverware is.
1341612
The drawers pull straight out. Not on rollers with stops. No problem for us. We like as is.
1814814
Yes it will. However it might be little uncomfortable position since the drawer rolls in.
108933
I've been using one for about six months, and it's not tipped forward or backward. I think that this is because the wheels are mounted right on the rear edge, so protrude by maybe an inch, and the base support at the front is under the outer fullsize pocket that the center of gravity stays within these three points.
2038924
I don't think so. I move it all over my house and the drawers don't rattle. When I pull the drawers out they slide easily and don't interfere with the other drawers. Hope that helps!
711213
The drawers would need to pull themselves closed like the cabinet doors hinges do. Some drawers are design to automatically pull the drawer in when you get it to about an inch away by the type of rails the drawer rides on and many include a soft close feature with that.
7505
No, unfortunately, it can't. The sides on the trays only go up so high, and there is no appreciable back to it. If it tips back, most of the contents of your drawers will spill out.