are the top drawers in the hutch on a runner or track? If you pull them halfway out do they stay put or start to flop down?
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Cindy, the drawers are not on a track or runner. For us, it hasn't been an issue but we are careful when pulling drawers out. I truly believe this hutch and desk was a terrific value and would highly recommend.
1331873
There not ment to be tight in the drawers they will scratch the acrylic and the makeup or stuff you put should keep it from sliding or just remove them if you do not want the dividers
216059
The drawers don't 'lock' in place, but they do 'set down' once pushed all the way back. I have my top drawer full of lightweight items (mostly plastic), the bottom drawer is full of bolts, so it's heavy. My Ford E150 van will really throw things around as I drive around town. I have never had either drawer slide out. You have to lift them ever so slightly in order to pull them out, so the design keeps them in place. I believe the whole toolbox would tip over before one of the drawers would slide out. I have all 4 sizes of the L-BOXX and would not trade for them - best thing I've ever bought to organize all of my tools and transport them 'modularly' and easily. The drawers don't 'lock' in place, but they do 'set down' once pushed all the way back. I have my top drawer full of lightweight items (mostly plastic), the bottom drawer is full of bolts, so it's heavy. My Ford E150 van will really throw things around as I drive around town. I have never had either drawer slide out. You have to lift them ever so slightly in order to pull them out, so the design keeps them in place. I believe the whole toolbox would tip over before one of the drawers would slide out. I have all 4 sizes of the L-BOXX and would not trade for them - best thing I've ever bought... » Read More The drawers don't 'lock' in place, but they do 'set down' once pushed all the way back. I have my top drawer full of lightweight items (mostly plastic), the bottom drawer is full of bolts, so it's heavy. My Ford E150 van will really throw things around as I drive around town. I have never had either drawer slide out. You have to lift them ever so slightly in order to pull them out, so the design keeps them in place. I believe the whole toolbox would tip over before one of the drawers would slide out. I have all 4 sizes of the L-BOXX and would not trade for them - best thing I've ever bought to organize all of my tools and transport them 'modularly' and easily. « Show Less
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Yes, the drawers have slides but one of mine catches slightly when opened fully. It doesn't really affect the operation much.
51759
The legs are completely separate fromthe drawers. It's not a problem at all.
540103
If you lift off the top board/slab and there should be small clips on the drawers which lock them into place. You will need to hold them down before you can slide them out.
1713060
The tracks should be mounted on the underside of the drawers. Fully extend the drawers and remove the screw that is closest to the face of the drawer. Then, give the underside of the drawer a light upwards tap, and the drawer should pop right out.
1342405
The top is pretty sturdy! I think folded pants won't be a problem. The whole thing is pretty sturdy but the drawers don't come out!
1479479
It would depend on the size of the run, but as the other commenter mentioned there is a door at the far end, but it does not open all the way to the floor. The front side of the hutch has the two part door that does open all the way to the bottom. If the run was going to be permanent you could just detach that door completely. If you wanted this to be a temporary installation that you could attach/detach occasionally you would need to look for a better solution to the door/passage way between them.
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Inside the outside box are little ledges the drawers sit on, so the drawers pull out quite easily. The fabrics I have in them are light weight, so I'm not worried about those ledges breaking off. I'd be anxious if you put something heavy (like nuts and bolts) in the drawers, however.Oh! I just reread the question. The boxes are sturdy enough to put on top of each other, but there is nothing to click them together. I'd feel as if I would need to put them up against a wall or sturdy surface to have at least one stabilizing factor to keep them from falling off. They are flat on the tops, so no sliding. You could glue them together and I think that would work great with light weight items. Inside the outside box are little ledges the drawers sit on, so the drawers pull out quite easily. The fabrics I have in them are light weight, so I'm not worried about those ledges breaking off. I'd be anxious if you put something heavy (like nuts and bolts) in the drawers, however.Oh! I just reread the question. The boxes are sturdy enough to put on top of each other, but there is nothing to click them together. I'd feel as if I would need to put them up against a wall or sturdy surface to have at least one stabilizing factor to keep them from falling off. They are flat on the... » Read More Inside the outside box are little ledges the drawers sit on, so the drawers pull out quite easily. The fabrics I have in them are light weight, so I'm not worried about those ledges breaking off. I'd be anxious if you put something heavy (like nuts and bolts) in the drawers, however.Oh! I just reread the question. The boxes are sturdy enough to put on top of each other, but there is nothing to click them together. I'd feel as if I would need to put them up against a wall or sturdy surface to have at least one stabilizing factor to keep them from falling off. They are flat on the tops, so no sliding. You could glue them together and I think that would work great with light weight items. « Show Less
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they would fit on top of each other but there is nothing to keep them stable when you open the bottom drawers----maybe find some way to fasten the two together would solve the problem so that the top set wouldn't move.
127805
The drawers slide in and out. They don't sit on top of each other. It's pretty much like a mini dresser :-)
923528
These items are great. I have a curio cabinet, 3-piece sectional, entertainment center and all of them have the 'Super-Sliders' on the bottom and you can't even tell their there, plus the ease of moving any of the items is a breeze, I moved the sectional which is huge by myself. They can stay put underneath and the item can be moved with ease anytime you decide to move it. I put them under anything heavy and leave them there. As for looks...if you put them under whatever you can barely seen them, like my sectional it looks like part of the furniture, it all depends on what you put them underneath, hope this answers your questons, Happy Hloidays!!!! Paul
1024940
The drawers stop and do not pull out all the way. The ride pretty smoothly on tails.
1341612
The drawers pull straight out. Not on rollers with stops. No problem for us. We like as is.
1926090
Drawers do not come out, but cabinet is so light weight it should be no problem moving it upstairs with help :)
1969235
Yes they both pull out. They rest on runners, and they will come out if you pull them out all they way. Its very solid though. Be ready to build this and have time set aside to do so. It took about 3 hours total and we love it.