Would the baskets hold DVDs well?
1102278
The baskets are big enough to hold them in general as in back side down but not to stack side by side with title side up. Its literally just a sliver too short to accommodate a regular sized dvd case.
1102279
If you sit them on their side, yes I believe so. I use them for clothes but I don't see why not. They are very sturdy for just being lined with some kind of cardboard.
1102280
DVDs don't fit standing up on their side in the drawer, only laying flat. They do fit in the cuby where the drawer goes, on their side edge.
1102281
It'll hold many DVDs but, you won't fit a DVD case with the spline facing up.
790614
Yes, DVDs will fit in the drawers, spine down, with room to spare over top. I just tried this out to make sure.
2185599
I am really not sure. there are two more sturdy shelves, but the adjustable ones are fairly thin and the whole thing is versa board or some such material with a covering. Based on my experience with sagging shelves in my bathroom cabinets, I would be inclined towards NO. I have paperbacks and a few CD/DVDs on mine and the shelves are holding up well.
1904786
That's what I use mine for. DVDs fit perfectly. These are just the right width. I have 2 of them.
602480
you would have to buy extra components and brackets to do so. It does not come with them>However I do not think it would NOT be able to support the weight of whatever you decide to put in there. Especially if you are thinking DVD or Books.
2137986
You should be able to put at least 60+ dvds on each side. that is including the storage on the swing out doors.
1336887
I have two of these storage towers and do not have a problem with either of them saging. Of course, they are built to store tapes, CDs and DVDs, which are relatively lightweight I don't know what would happen if you stored heavier things on them, but I believe they would hold up then also. They are sturdy and well worth the money you pay for them.
1457150
They are pretty sturdy and have nice handles. I use mine for storing paid receipts and my office supplies, and then put them inside a cabinet where their not seen. As for weight, yarn and other lightweight objects will work fine; the baskets are much bigger than they appear and are very nice. Hope this helps!!
782698
they are tall enough for DVDs and their sleeves. It would also fit blu-ray since they're smaller.
303917
You could easily use baskets on the bottom shelf, but I would make sure that they are not rough on the bottom, as they may scratch the shelf.
1011935
Yes, I think so. I have a lot of entertainment stuff (equipment, DVDs, WII games and accessories, etc.) stored in mine and it seems quite sturdy. The shelves are about 3/4" thick and seem quite strong.
1019903
I would say 'yes', definitely sturdy enough. It's really a nice addition to any location. I'm using mine for a tv stand in my bedroom. The open shelf holds my DVD player while the drawer holds the manuals & remotes. I could easily use it in any other location. It's sleek & attractive as well as functional.
1110149
The shelves adjust to different heights. I use two rows for cds. The rest are dvds but if you have books the same size as a DVD I don't see why not.
1529700
My two lowest shelves are full of hardbound textbooks and binders full of papers. The next two hold normal sized hardbound books and the top shelf is full of CDs and DVDs. As long as you put the heaviest on the bottom, I don't think you will have any problems. The whole unit might be light when empty, but it can really hold a lot without sagging.
1029779
Hi, these baskets are nice but I believe too small for laundry. I use to store candles, toiletries, silverware; slightly larger than oversized shoe box. They are really nice, though!
1567820
I believe it would hold 360 dvds. I hope that helps! I love it, for whatever that's worth.
1140578
The shelves (both upper and lower) are tall enough to fit a standard DVD case. The upper shelf has a bit more clearance once you get further in from its edge due to the trim across the top (about 1.5" back). The shelves are NOT adjustable. Hope this helps.