Is the backing of the closed cubes nice enough to be seen? Looking to use as a room divider with cubes facing in and out...
118339
I would use a better piece of wood or Formica or decorative wall board if it is to be seen.
118340
Yes the backing is nice enough on the front however if you want the back to show just paint it white to match.
118341
The side facing into the box has the same laminate as the outside of the box but the side facing out is typical particle board color so you would probably have to paint it if you want to use this as a room divider. Wouldn't recommend purchasing this though since it's a piece of junk. The laminate will be coming off even as you pull it out of the box and the handles don't fit the screws. I had to glue the handles onto the screws for the door and two drawers in order for them not to come off in my hand when I pulled on them. Seriously, don't waste your money.
1614
It is a hard background, I would recommend not pinning anything to the back of the cabinet as it may ruin the look of it. The backing is a piece of wood, not cork-board.
76600
That's a good question. I have it on the floor as it's shown in the picture so the middle divider is just a divider. I'd suggest getting single cubes and stacking them vertically instead.
2005261
Yes, there is fabric which encloses the back of the cubbies, thus eliminating the possibility of push-thru, as it were, thus ensuring the wall behind the unit remains unmarred by the shoes. If you go to their website or google the item, you should be able to find a full 360 degree view. Hope this helps.
1118557
It would depend on how big the rooms are I think. If they're fairly large rooms you might want to get an extra cube... then see how far it goes and does to know if you need any additional ones.. or just section off each room if you can and do a room at a time and move the cube!
288454
Yes, except not on the backing of the drawers. You could reverse that back panel though since you wouldn't see the inside of it (which is finished) except when you open the drawers? All other parts are finished all the way around.
1962017
I don't think they would function best as a room divider as they are only 3 and a half feet tall by two feet wide. But that may be perfect for what you need.
1251647
That is what I did. But I ended up having to super glue the dividers, they kept sliding out of the slots. It's fine now, but I wondered if hanging it might have prevented that issue, but I didn't have a place for it.
2160531
It's really not that bad - there's a sliding bar across the middle which you can keep the two sides apart - or - I found a cool way to access them is to spread some of the upper files and you can access them through the top. The nice thing about them is that it's not a drawer, so everything is in the open to see. I love it - especially too because it has wheels.
1845366
No, not as it is. The cubes that have backs on them are a veneered hard cardboard (one side looks like wood, the other - cardboard). They will not withstand any weight on them. But with that said, it is easy to put together, a nice looking dark wood colored shelf that can stand vertically or horizontally. We also bought storage bins to use with it and they worked nicely with it.
1419271
There isn't backing but the drawers don't go all the way through the back. The black part of the organizer prevents it from doing so.
1344548
The shelves and sides are the same as the outside , but the back inside panel is a dull black not the same as the rest. The top shelf above the door and drawers is open and you can see the back panel, I think because of the depth and if you put components, you will hardly notice, the back panel.
1943403
Yes. I took the storage tray out of mine because my goal was to 'open up' that space on my desk. I chose this stand because the mesh would allow light to pass through, but the storage tray 'drawer' seemed to add clutter to the space. I am using the tray as an open document tray on another place on my desk.
194819
I wouldn't recommend it. There are actually two pieces that connect together with a lip. Those pieces get bolted into the wall to provide structural support. It's an extremely heavy shelf and needs the back piece to keep it from falling off the wall and taking part of your wall with it. If you are putting baskets in the cubbies you don't notice it that much.
69398
I have this shelf, and love it. Super easy to assemble, too. It is finished on both sides, and I suppose if you fill up the shelves fully, yes, it could be a good room divider.
702657
Yes. I have my cabinet sitting horizontally. There are three "backs" to the cabinet. You can place them behind any of the openings to close them off to create three closed-off shelves. There's enough room inside each shelf for you to stack two rows where you can then see the labels of the DVDs. Considering you can do two stacked rows per three shelves, that could be quite a lot of storage. Good luck.
1793865
Looks great against a wall. As a room divider with the back visible - I wouldn't recommend it.