how many dvd's does it hold?? are they stackable on their sides?? i would like to stack them in an upper cabinet with their spines/ title showing. T
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25 DVDs. You can stand one up on it's short end or long end and have the titles showing out. I don't think you could stack one on top of the other and have it be stable.
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23 DVD's in their cases. They would sit (not stack) on each other on there side to have the spines showing. The base of the mesh is designed to stack. Hope that helps
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Hi it depends on the cases used. I took all my dvd's out of their normal package and switched them all to CD cases and then labeled on the spine. So I have about 60 in each mesh case. I did stack them on their side and they stay put. Don't know if this helps.
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They hold 22-24 regular size DVD cases whether the mesh box is flat or verticle. If used vertically it's long/tall enough to make 2 stacks of 12-13 DVD cases.
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This DVD storage unit will accommodate 25 standard/single DVD cases. It is designed to stack one on top of the other, not side to side.
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You can get about 25 DVDs in this basket with enough room on the sides to get the DVD out of the basket easily
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Hi, Colleen, I have an answer for you. Each of the six shelves holds 28 DVD/BluRays as is. I cut up boxes to place behind each row of 28 to make a riser so that doubles the capacity (12 x 28). You can't see the boxes but if you're compulsive like me, you could spray paint them with Rustoleum Espresso. This is a perfect match. I love the cabinet. A friend suggested sawing the back panel in half to make easier access to cables with the inevitable "unplug, count to 10, and replug" situation. Hope this helps. Annie
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I don't know weight wise, but I have at least 30 - 40 DVD's in it. I was disappointed that I couldn't put the DVD's in standing on their side--there was not enough space between the door and outer rack in the front. I have to store them in face out. I just don't think it looks as good.
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There is lots of storage room. I probably have about 100 DVD's and there is room for more.
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Sorry, I am at work, using this for blurays, not DVDs (thus space between each shelf is so narrow that a DVD cannot fit). It seems to be good quality for the pressed wood storage choices. I cannot recall how many blurays are on each shelf, would have to count them when I get home.
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I will estimate that each shelf can hold close to 30 DVDs. I stand them up with the title outward. I enjoy my cabinet and is just the thing to have for this purpose. I use a small LED light at night when needed to find my DVD of interest. Take your time building it so that it all fits well.
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Hi, DVDs in their original cases would only fit in sideways, and if the side binder title is facing up, you could fit about 10 DVDs in each drawer with titles visible.
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I wouldn't put many (and just at the bottom. They would have to be the small books as well - DVD size. I love these shelves for my movies. They hold 50-55 (average) DVD / BluRays. I hope this helps.
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It can hold between 75-80 DVD's. They send you 7 shelves, however if you want to stand the dvd's up you will only be able to use 5 of them. You can fit about 15 or 16 per shelf.
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DVDs can stand upright, about 28 per shelf, 5 shelves(counting bottom as a shelf), which would be about 140, maybe a few more depending on the size of the cases. The position of the shelves can be adjusted. (We actually use this cabinet to protect a collectors series of hard cover books. We adjust the shelves to accommodate different book heights.)
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It can hold them, but they won't look right and they wont be snug in it. I would look for a CD rack rather than a DVD rack for your CD collection.
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Hi Lauren,Happy New Year. The response to your question is.It holds 70 DVD's.and one heck of a lot if you use for your music c/d's. I hope this helps.Take care and have a great day!Debra
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In the center part alone you can hold 18 high between both rows. Multiply by 3 length wise while still displaying titles. 54 with titles displayed. If you hide some behind you can double that. If you place them by the shorter sides you can fit 4 length wise. 4 X 18 = 72. 72 * 2 = 184. You can fit about 36 in each cabinet. 36 * 2 = 74. The top layer can hold about 8 high and then I would say about 6 across long ways and 8 across short ways. Again two layers thick so another 64 * 2 = 128. So max 184 + 74 + 128 = 386. Of course this figure is only DVDs and with optimal placement, which would hide the titles. In the center part alone you can hold 18 high between both rows. Multiply by 3 length wise while still displaying titles. 54 with titles displayed. If you hide some behind you can double that. If you place them by the shorter sides you can fit 4 length wise. 4 X 18 = 72. 72 * 2 = 184. You can fit about 36 in each cabinet. 36 * 2 = 74. The top layer can hold about 8 high and then I would say about 6 across long ways and 8 across short ways. Again two layers thick so another 64 * 2 = 128. So max 184 + 74 + 128 = 386. Of course this figure is only DVDs and with optimal placement, which would... » Read More In the center part alone you can hold 18 high between both rows. Multiply by 3 length wise while still displaying titles. 54 with titles displayed. If you hide some behind you can double that. If you place them by the shorter sides you can fit 4 length wise. 4 X 18 = 72. 72 * 2 = 184. You can fit about 36 in each cabinet. 36 * 2 = 74. The top layer can hold about 8 high and then I would say about 6 across long ways and 8 across short ways. Again two layers thick so another 64 * 2 = 128. So max 184 + 74 + 128 = 386. Of course this figure is only DVDs and with optimal placement, which would hide the titles. « Show Less
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Not that much room. They would have to lay flat not stand upright. Maybe can fit about 20 games/dvds
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Because of the shelf heights only 5 of the 6 shelves are usable to stack DVDs vertically. That fits 230 DVD. The remaining 2 shelves are about the height of a CD. The could stack another 46 DVDs if you load them on there sides, the do fit, but you wouldn't be able to read the labels that way.
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The whole case will hold 140 DVDs. You place them on the shelf like you would books on a book shelf. Mine is totally full at 140, I could probably squeeze one more per shelf but that would make it difficult to get the DVDs in and out.
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I can't say for sure, but it is quite roomy. I am using it as a storage cabinet for china. I have 2 complete sets for 12 people in it. It could probably hold maybe 100 per side. That is only an estimate, however. Sorry I could not be more specific as to dvd's.