Could I add shelves to this? I want to use it to store shoes (two deep).
1889555
I did. I added 2 shelves. I am sure there's a weight limit, but shoes will never exceed the limit.
1889556
Yes you can, I added 4 shelfs for my kids toys. You will have to predrill the cabinet inside, for the shelf supporting hardware (sold in every hardware store), make shelfs (Lowes or Homedepot will cut a pice of plywood for you) then paint the shelfs. Just be careful when drilling, walls of the cabinet relatively thin, about 3/4in.
1050349
I suppose so but it's a bit of an overkill for shoe storage. A smaller bookshelf and one not as deep might be better.
114513
Can you purchase additional shelves seperately if you have smaller items to store?
2043169
Yes I believe so. I use mine for storing clothes. I think if you put heavier items on the bottom shelf it could work, lighter items on the top shelves. I love my cabinet. Would buy it again. Got lots of compliments on it.
1416490
No. The shelves are not deep enough for that. It was actually much smaller than I imagined it would be when I got it. I used it to store dishes, but nothing too large will fit in it very easily.
1572245
Yes you could, the item comes "assembly required". So you would just set bottom tray out without setting up pillars to add second shelf.
1623517
Should be able to do that no problem, you can adjust the shelves anywhere you want. They are about 6" deep except for the bottom one, it's about 10".
592243
I don't think so. The shelves are screwed into a "U" shaped bracket to hold them in place. Maybe if you cut the bracket in half you could do it.
660778
I believe if you look you can buy additional shelves for these units, you might need to purchase the plastic sets that hold it into place additionally
800273
You could fit 4 per shelf.... it's a little tight. Fits only low cut shoes no ankle boots.
1086754
Yes you could use two side by side to make a deeper shelf. Just be sure to secure them together by vertical strapping either on the ends or underneath.
252835
I think that might work depending on the type of shoe. Maybe smaller items could be stacked, but large or bulky shoes probably won't fit. Hope this helps!
568683
This could be a cool idea. It's certainly solid enough for our shoes on the floor, but I would worry if you tried to use just 2 brackets and short little screws. I think you would be successful with several small L-shaped brackets for mounting. Because it's made of particle board you will need to use longer, small diameter screws - and pre-drill so the wood doesn't split. I would also rely on more than 2 brackets to distribute any weight/pressure on the boards - perhaps 2 on each side, top and bottom, and 1 on each shelf to support the middle. Good luck!
1440347
I actually don't use mine for shoes. Sorry. I bought this for my pantry to organize my gravy and seasoning packets
2210422
It does not come with shelves. You may be able to attach shelves, not sure anything heavy could be attached.
378637
I really dont think so. There are pre-drilled holes for the shelves so i dont think that would work.
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.