Can someone tell me the actual useable dimensions for the shelves? I have seen some of these where the cable management intrudes the shelve area.
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13" Deep x 17 1/2" Wide. This is the largest size of component that can sit properly on the shelf. I allowed for the curved front and the space where the cable management intrudes. Hope this helps you.
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They are nice sturdy Wooden shelves. The issue would probably have to do with the depth. They are only about 11" Deep. If it was a flat screen it would probably work.
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I have put in several of these and they are wonderful as easily accessible storage. I mounted them in slide-out drawers in two rows. Each storage rail pair with cassettes in place measures 8 1/2" w x 12 1/2" deep. My shelves are 18" w x 13" deep. That gives me only 1/2" clearance on each side and 1/2" at the back, but it is plenty. The important thing is to mount the outside rails - those facing the sides of the shelf - exactly parallel to the edge of the shelf. If not, you may end up with storage rail sets that meet somewhere on your shelf and that is not good. JJM I have put in several of these and they are wonderful as easily accessible storage. I mounted them in slide-out drawers in two rows. Each storage rail pair with cassettes in place measures 8 1/2" w x 12 1/2" deep. My shelves are 18" w x 13" deep. That gives me only 1/2" clearance on each side and 1/2" at the back, but it is plenty. The important thing is to mount the outside rails - those facing the sides of the shelf - exactly parallel to the edge of the shelf. If not, you may end up with storage rail sets that meet somewhere on your shelf and that is not... » Read More I have put in several of these and they are wonderful as easily accessible storage. I mounted them in slide-out drawers in two rows. Each storage rail pair with cassettes in place measures 8 1/2" w x 12 1/2" deep. My shelves are 18" w x 13" deep. That gives me only 1/2" clearance on each side and 1/2" at the back, but it is plenty. The important thing is to mount the outside rails - those facing the sides of the shelf - exactly parallel to the edge of the shelf. If not, you may end up with storage rail sets that meet somewhere on your shelf and that is not good. JJM « Show Less
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Hey Liz, I own a few sets of these grayline shelves, they work wonders as tall shoe racks and breathable laptop computer risers. As for the dimensions each individual shelf is 10 inches long and 11 inches wide. The entire unit (all three shelves stacked together) is 16.75 inches high. When placed on the floor or bottom of a shelf/cabinet the very bottom shelf is approx. 4.75 inches from the floor, meaning that that is the approx. amount of space until you reach the next stackable shelf. Between the first and second shelf and the second and third shelf there is approx. 5.5 inches of space until you reach the next stackable shelf. The approx. half inch plus difference you are seeing; i.e. the 4.75 vs. the 5.5, is due to the little nubs that stick out on the four corners at the top of each shelf adding in the extra height. And then of course, the very top shelf is determined by how much free space is above it, i.e. inside a cabinet, a closet or if you are just using it to allow for better air flow around your laptop. If you do use this as a laptop riser, the shelf can easily accomodate up to a 16 inch laptop when properly centered and the little nubs do a wonderful job at securing the laptop from sliding forwards or backwards. While you can stack these shelves to almost infinity if you have corners to angle them into; if you are putting anything heavier than shoes, i.e. dishes or mass reams of paper I do not recommend going any higher than four stacked shelves as they are only held together with inch long plastic tubes on each leg and the excess weight might have them leaning in all directions. I hope this helps.
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The shelf size is 15" x 11". Which is fine for most of my components. Although, my Blue Ray player and Cable box are larger than the shelves by a couple of inches on the sides and front. But I don't have any small children to worry about knocking them off. Another negative, if you're interested, is the wire channels. The tabs that they use to keep the wires in, actually made it very hard to GET the wires in. So I just removed them and stuffed the wires in the channel. (The channels are not especially roomy either) Not perfect but it works. For the most part I am happy with my shelves. They cleaned up the area in front of my TV. Hope this helps. The shelf size is 15" x 11". Which is fine for most of my components. Although, my Blue Ray player and Cable box are larger than the shelves by a couple of inches on the sides and front. But I don't have any small children to worry about knocking them off. Another negative, if you're interested, is the wire channels. The tabs that they use to keep the wires in, actually made it very hard to GET the wires in. So I just removed them and stuffed the wires in the channel. (The channels are not especially roomy either) Not perfect but it works. For the most part I am happy with my... » Read More The shelf size is 15" x 11". Which is fine for most of my components. Although, my Blue Ray player and Cable box are larger than the shelves by a couple of inches on the sides and front. But I don't have any small children to worry about knocking them off. Another negative, if you're interested, is the wire channels. The tabs that they use to keep the wires in, actually made it very hard to GET the wires in. So I just removed them and stuffed the wires in the channel. (The channels are not especially roomy either) Not perfect but it works. For the most part I am happy with my shelves. They cleaned up the area in front of my TV. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I cant give specfics but I have a ps3 that is at the edge the shelves. the shelves are undersized in my oppinoion
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I will gladly answer that question after next Wednesday........ That is that day that I will return home and be able to measure it. If that will be too long a wait you could go onto the Rev-a-Shelf website and look up the dimensions there. You choice.... Let me know if you want me to answer your quesyion next week.
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I assembled mine with the casters on so it's 60 and one quarter inches from the floor to the top of the posts. The side to side width is 29 and three quarters inches and the front to back depth is 13 and three quarters inches. These measurements include the posts so the actual - useable shelves are going to be a little smaller. Let me know if you need those dimensions. I have 2 desktop computers, 2 battery backups, 2 keyboards, 2 mice, one 15 inch monitor and a switch box that lets me share the monitor between between the computers installed in this rack. I use it several times a day and am quite happy with it. It's much cheaper than the Metro models you's find at Container Store - not quite as sturdy but then this is for my hobby - not a commercial business - so it's good enough. Happy to answer anymore questions if you have any.
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The cables can be run in the middle vertical column. Anything on the shelves will have the cables freely out behind it, but they may be routed up to the TV through the column if that makes sense. I'm pretty happy with how it worked out on mine.
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The dimensions of the bottom shelf are 8 - 5/8ths inches by 27 - 5/8ths inches. Not sure if a cable box would fit there.
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Very pleased with shelving unit...easy to assemble and looks great. Shelves are all 28-1/4" wide; top shelf 9" deep/open on top; 2nd shelf 10-1/8" deep/10-5/8" high; 3rd shelf 11-3/8" deep/11-5/8" high; 4th shelf - 12-3/4" deep/13-1/4" high; and 5th shelf 14-1/4" deep/15" high.
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Sorry I didn't reply sooner, our internet was down for 10 days due to lightning. The shelf is 10 inches wide, 20 inches of vertical space, depth is 22 inches...can probably hold 80 lb. I have a large gaming computer I built myself that has access ports on the top, and is therefore unusable on the shelf. I still love the design of the desk and keep my cpu on top of the desk. The desk is strong, but a tad wobbly (just make sure all the screws are tight).
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From the wall to the edge of the shelf mine measured 12 inches deep. A little short for your cable box, unless you don't mind it hanging out 2 inches.
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Sorry but I don't have access to the shelving to measure. It was installed elsewhere. .Good luck. Check out Lowes.. I think they sell them there and you can see the unit.
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There are two areas that have enough room to put cables through. One is on one of the lower shelves (under where the monitor would go) and the other is on the lower right back wall area for the power cables, etc. Seems to work fine for me.
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Hi, The measurements on the shelving space are 17 inches H X 15 inches W X 18 inches deep. Please let us know if you need more infomration.
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Our cable box is 8.5" front to back and 12.5" wide. The bottom shelf is 9" front to back and plenty wide enough with space left over for other stuff.