What supports the drawers underneath each one?looks as though there is nothing under them, &amp; not attached to anything, like baskets u pull in &amp; out?
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There are fabric-covered boards that fit in the bottom of each drawer for support. The top of the cart is also a fabric-covered piece and it attaches with Velcro. I bought this for my Mom to use in her bathroom and she really likes it. So far, it has held up well.
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The drawer dividers referenced in the product description are for holding the small drawers in place. They are molded into the overall black frame. To my knowledge there are no dividers for the small drawers themselves. At least none that came with the unit, and I suspect that they are not available separately (otherwise they would have been offered to me at the time of purchase). So no, no dividers for the individual drawers.
8718
The baskets are not formed for stacking, but they nest inside each other for storing. To stack them, you would be using whatever is stored inside for the support system.
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They are drawers that fully slide out w wheels. They are not attached to the frame
1931907
Wheels are removable, but you may want to cover the bottom of the legs with some sort of cap or stick-on round pad to protect your floors. I would think the drawers would be more stable with the unit against a wall. I ran some black vinyl coated wire up and down the back (from top and bottom shelf supports), to create a backstop for the drawers so they don't slide out the other side.
162307
the unit has two drawers that pull out from the top. They're visible in the photo.
1981390
Yea they come with drawers and also have snap dividers in the back but makes it flimsy if snapped out IMO. Buy the dividers if needed
2219928
There is not a solid layer between each drawer but they do not rest on each other. The Black part is a frame so each drawer is separate. I am a teacher and I stack and stuff pretty solidly. The unit has suited my purposes quite well.
1621188
Yes, the drawers are not attached to the frame. They slide on the floor and can be placed where ever you want them.
1098969
The drawers are shallow. Larger stuff will fit on top or the bottom drawer. You can always pull a drawer out and then you double the depth, but then you have one less drawer.
1632828
This is a very sturdy piece. If the drawers are top heavy It might tip from the weight. I would put heavier items in the lower drawers and work from there. This is what we did and we have no trouble with it. Hope this helps.
1931906
The drawers can be pulled from front and back. If placed against a wall you would not be able to push them to far back. I had to remove the wheels once, tow of the wheels have the locking mechanism and I put on forward and one back by mistake. I was able to remove the wheels but it took a lot of effort. To me that seems like it wasn't designed to be removed but could be if needed.
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There's not a solid back, but there is a stopper built up behind each drawer so that it won't push through. The drawers won't go past where they're flush with the back of the frame.
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What you see in the picture minus the items in the baskets. ... You get the two baskets and the racks they slide in. (I'm not sure if I am explaining that well. Hope it helps.)
127800
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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only 2 drawers om outside and none inside... only shelf inside and/or wardrobe bar. Its a really nice piece. Hope this helps.
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There is a circular metal piece that goes around the center of the basket. There are "hooks" on that circular piece. Those hooks connect to the basket allowing it to stand upright... Good luck.