Would this work for books for a teen? It's a small bedroom and looking for ideas for books.
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I'm sorry. I answered the wrong thing. We use this on our attic door to store garbage bags, paper plates, cups, etc. If the books aren't very heavy it would probably work.
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No. They are so cheaply made they wouldn't even hold seasonings and bread. So not a chance with books. It just bends.
847126
I would think so, I use it for a laptop but I think I could easily use it for a book support.
1362000
I suppose it could be used as a bookcase. However the shelves are deep and you would have to search for books behind other books unless you only put one row in the front. I hope that helps.
1978948
I bought this keyboard shelf about a year ago and I think it would hold a few books just fine. It would depend upon what you screw the shelf in to (wood, etc.). I have it screwed into a half-inch piece of plywood and it is very sturdy - holds my large, ergonomic keyboard, my mouse, and quite often my cat, too! I've also caught myself placing my coffee cup on it too. I don't think a few books would be any problem at all.
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Not for books, just light objects. It is a bit hard to assemble. It falls off easily if you put objects that are too heavy. But cloths are fine. Just no heavy books. The knobs could come off easily if you have kids that are running around and bumping into it. I though of gluing the connecting parts together maybe it will be stronger and sturdier. But then you won't be able to take it apart when needed.
1272172
It would depend on how much furniture is in the room. It's size is not overwhelming
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I don't think so. It's great in my daughter's room, which is about the same size as your kitchen. It's bright enough for her room to read casually. Her room is light colors with no obstructions (like cabinets) on the wall though. You know your kitchen best. Hope this helps.
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Depend on your book case ,but I think will be ok . The one I have I gave it for present to set on the counter
1024854
Yes, it would probably be fine. I have some books and things, but not too heavy. My biggest problem with the unit is that it kind of sways from side to side. The doors didn't fit well, so I have some shims underneath one side to stablize. They are hidden, but without them, the doors are not aligned. Hope this helps!
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I suppose it would work from an appearance standpoint. I don't think there are enough shelves. Would certainly work for larger books.
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Smaller ones, yes. But a no on bigger books. I find the book rest to be too far away so I use the monitor platform and that may work better.
879100
I would think that it should work fine. It is fairly flexible so it won't be like a hardback book when you finish, but it will be well protected. Good luck. Woody
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Yes, I think it could. I'm not using the shelfs for that purpose. My daughter has her doll collection displayed which is light in comparison to books.
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It would depend on the size of the adult and how "rowdy" they are. I'd suggest looking for something that is made with real wood rather than press board. It's still in my son's room - length and width are fine, however it is not sturdy enough for when teenage boys land on it. And I've had to reinforce all of the drawers. I hope this helps you out...how fun to buy furniture for a beach condo!!
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I think it would work. The height is the same as a typical nightstand, it is just rather narrow.
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I have not used it with an ipad or small books (paperbacks), so I'd be afraid to suggest it, not having used it for that, sorry.
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It could possibly work for books that are dvd size or smaller. You could also use less shelves if they're bigger. But you would have to make sure they're as wide as dvds being the shelf itself is more narrow