I need something to store wrapping paper upright, do you guys feel this can fit a good amount of rolls?
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Actually, that sounds like a good idea. I'd place it into my garage, then cover it with a trash bag. The sides are tall enough to hold them without tipping over, but I'm not good at guessing how many rolls.
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They would have to be the thinner rolls. My point of reference are rolls from Costco which are doubles &, no, they really wouldn't fit. It's really handy for all kinds of things & holds quite a bit.
1872111
I really like mine. I have cans and boxes on mine and have no problem rolling it out. Hope that helps.
268577
It will probably hold as much paper as you can put in each drawer, the wheels are not tiny. I have crystals in mine.
348423
It will hold probably 2 or 3 rolls. I used it as a gift basket and put coffee mugs and hot chocolate into it. It fit 2 oversized coffee mugs and a pack of 18 kcups
1087857
It should be good for holding just about any paper to just about any other. My only reservation is that it's a bit pricey, so I save it for special projects. Most of the time, I use Scotch double-sided tape.
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Yes, it's excellent for storing art supplies. So good in fact, that I bought another one for my supplies. I like be able to slide these into a bookshelf and of course, the portability is another nice feature. I don't use these to store construction paper though; you may have to buy a larger model to accomplish that.
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I am not sure if it will hold the heavy duty 500ft roll of aluminum foil, I doubt it though as the roll holder is 2 1/2 inches deep. It will hold a 200 ft roll and the plastic wrap will hold one size up from the 300 ft wrap. I know most Americans buy the "jumbo" sizes now, but it isn't that much more to get a slightly smaller size and buy a multi-pak instead. This is what I have done and I am very pleased as the convenience of the roll holder out weighs the down sizing of my rolls.
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It's wide enough for s roll of art paper. However, this product is very cute and a space saver, but the quality of the product is terrible.
1240043
Hmmm Yeah probably it's a decent size. The bottom inside (the lining) doesn't look like its very sturdy. I use mine for a fruit tray, I line up apples with a tea towel underneath. It's nice it should hold plenty.
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The openings would be a bit skinny for that purpose, altho it might work. It's super heavy for cutting boards or cookie sheets, or lids. Surely Amazon has a better choice for you as you might be disappointed with this one for wraps.
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It's about 6-7 inches from the ground I think. You could probably store rapping paper rolls or super slim shoe boxes, but there really isn't that much clearance for me to put much else under there.
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I assume that you are referring to how deep is the storage area?! The answer is approx 6 to 8 inches deep. I didn't have a measuring tape handy. It would be good for storing magazines, sheets, and other types of linen folded flat....it would notwork very well for bulky items.
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I haven't tried it but I don't see why not. It is just a box with a slot for the paper to come out, and then a little plastic slider with a blade in it, which cuts the paper cleanly. The box comes with a good-sized roll of plastic in it, so I think it would probably hold any good-sized roll of any kind of wrap. I might have to get a couple more of these! Good luck!
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There's definitely potential for rolling up and moving. I have the king size and two people can roll it up, but it would require a significant amount of closet space for storing.
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No support in the middle on this but if u have a box spring that will work. We store the roll under boxes with winter cloths under it with no problem. Hope this helps
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Absolutely. There are paper holders on each end, so you can secure it close to the paper roll, and have a big space for snacks, easy to clean.