I want to use this kind of as a dual side table/toy storage. Do you think it would be functional to store baskets of toys?
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I think that it would work perfectly for something along those lines, as long as the toys are on the smaller side. There is an interior shelf that is adjustable so you shouldnt have any problem finding a basket that would fit.
583138
Yes. The depth inside is really good for storage of baskets, depeding on the size. And there is 1 shelf. The drawer at the top is not very tall, so only a few small items or papers can go in there.
583139
I suppose you could; the bottom section has a shelf that basically divides the interior in have horizontally. Depending on the size of the baskets you could store them below and on the shelf or if necessary you could leave out the interior shelf when you build it to give you a larger internal area. However, that could lower the overall stability of the unit itself. Hope this helps, the site would have the interior dimension's etc...
856508
This cupboard would not work for storing long items. It is designed to be more of a pantry type cabinet. There are two moveable shelves for the top section. There are two fixed shelves in the unit.
2167083
I think it is great the way it is designed for storing cookie sheets and cooling racks. I don't think it would work well turned the other way as an organizer
796675
No. The baskets really are not of a quality to use a bunch either. The basket finishing is not of high quality. For what I use it for it works fine, but for high use or to try and put file folders in the basket - not a good fit. Find something else.
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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.
2196528
I found some baskets at a local store that were 10x11. You will have a good amount of space left going up. But I wanted to have space to get things in and out of the baskets.
135071
Definitely not. They look good but they are not sturdy or supportive. I bought them to store a few sets of linens and the tops of the boxes cave in.
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I think so. However, the bottom of the basket is what flaps up and down to allow the basket to collapse flat or remain as a basket. If you mounted it to the top of your back rack you'd lose that functionality. I do think you would want to purchase a rigid, more sturdy, basket if you are only going to mount it to the top of your back rack. Hope this helps!
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I am really not sure if that would work because the rattan on the baskets comes all the way up and over the sides so they are completely covered and the files would not slide. If you are looking for them to be stationary, it would work.
1586787
Yes, I use mine as a side table most of the time. But I wanted an extra seat if needed. It serves dual purpose perfectly.
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No, I wouldn't recommend it. It's more of a temporary stand, and I'm not sure it would be good for storage. It is great for repairs, however. Hope his helps.
1755862
These baskets are not designed for stacking. However, they will nest together when not in use.
1840893
It's not the sturdiest, especially if you were to stack them; however, I have two that I also use for toy room storage. So far, they have been great. I use them without storage bins for books and bulky items, and others with bins for smaller ones. Would definitely buy again for a toy room storage solution. Pretty easy to put together too.
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I have two of these in our playroom. They are sturdy and look great for that purpose. There are two doors that open up from the middle using metal knobs and inside it is separated into four quadrants which I use baskets on to hold items. Hope this helps!
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I would have to say no. The basket is pretty short. I would go for a taller one for larger item storage.
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You probably "could" but I don't think it would be a wise thing to do. The frame is sturdy enough to hold the three drawers it houses along with contents they'd hold, but keep in mind they are still just plastic. If ... IF the contents were very light, it might be alright, but I don't think I'd do it.
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I use a tall narrow storage bin to store all the Lego pieces under the table. A small round basket may fit underneath but not a large rectangular laundry basket.