Can I lay this on its back and put it in a drawer?
1332173
Yes. I tried laying mine on its back, and although the back is mostly open, it has enough of an edge around the corners and down the middle that it held my CD's in from the upright to the laying down and back to the upright position (handling carefully.) Laying down, the holder and CD's are about 5 3/4", so you would need at least a 6" deep drawer.
1332174
Yes, it should be fine. Keep in mind that when stored vertically, the feet keep the item from slipping. You might want to line the drawer w/ "gripper" drawer lining or get the self-adhesive rubber feet to place on the back of the container.
1332175
Measure the depth of the drawer and leave room for the cd ' s to protrude. So it depends on the drawer.
1332176
Yes, I believe that would work fine. Mine do not have open slots on the back as mentioned in another answer.
60452
I don't think so. It is repositionable. I just bought a used dresser with shelf liner in the drawers and it came off after having been on there for years with no damage.
484330
Moving it is doable but clumsy. I would not look forward to moving it each time in order to use it. It would be better just folded up in the room of use.
1093626
The drawer backing is a thin particle board material. I had a few remote controls and a few heavy instruction manuals in the drawer that happened to bow it's shape. Made it difficult to open unless you lifted the board up from underneath. Would not suggest placing anything heavy inside.
1496764
No this version you cannot. There is another that has drawers. However you could lift the bed up if you really wanted to and then put the bed back down over it but it isn't exactly convenient.
2223180
Possibly but not likely. This is a large kit and it would need to be a large drawer.
1179559
It's loose inside the drawer. I had connected it wide enough that it touches the sides of the drawer. It will move a little, but you can put double sided tape on the bottom if you want it to stay in place.
430108
No it does not ,and small as it is,that is an issue if you plan to store it in a drawer.
1511739
it can be used laying on its back. And it does come with wall mounting stuff. But it will only hold CDs not DVDs
1298741
You have to assemble it yourself. I'm sure you could leave the drawer out or take it off of the rollers once it is put together.
410712
Not flat. You could set it on its side, or put it in the bottom wide drawer.
316071
yes you do unless you would leave the drawer open because it is on a spring. I did not know if I would like that, but it does seem to work well and be handy. We have been using the drawer foe 3 months and as long as the spring does not break we are very happy with it.
319864
no, it has to lay flat. If you don't have a dedicated, flat place you can lay it, look for a different model.
182754
Yes you can lay things in them - I use one drawer for storage and the other for hanging files.
223455
If you are mounting it inside a cabinet you probably will want to use it without the cover. It can be mounted high enough for there to be drawers below it.
1278057
I sorry but I didn't keep the desk because it was too small for me. From what I can recall, the desk is framed so not putting the drawer in May not make any difference in storage underneath.
984576
I wouldn't try to run this out of a drawer. It's pretty heavy and I can't imagine it feeding well. Manual feed tray is the only way I would run it.