can you put this together to have 10 shelves and two cubes? for a paper sorter?
1372533
I dont believe so. you would need extra clips to hold shelves in place. I could only use 3 of the wire squares as shelves with what came in package.
1372534
I think you can put them together in any configuration you want to. I used them to build an outside enclosure for my cats that is about 10 feet long and 6 feet wide and 5 feet tall, and it has steps and shelves, etc. The cats climb all over it and it is very sturdy. The trick to making it stay together is to use plastic wire ties that you can buy at Lowe's or Home Depot (or probably Amazon) to secure each joint; then you cut off the excess and you have a tight corner. My Catio has been in use for about a year now and has held up beautifully. Good luck!
1372535
My advice is to keep looking. I put them together (not easy because the connectors pop off easily and often break) in the 4 shelf configuration and the slightest touch sent them toppling over like a house of cards. Terrible, terrible product.
28810
Yes you could. The sides of the are flat so multiple units together will look really nice.
1632850
Don't know if you can or not. But, once I had mine put together I ended up with extra shelves. I used mine for DVDs only so I think there are enough shelves for CDs so by going DVDs only I ended up with more shelves than I needed.
1983077
Yes you can. You can assemble the shelf in each section and have 2 shelf's if you wish, I believe that you will have 1 extra shelf and 4 uprights leftover.
1886836
Yes, the shelves are perfect cubes themselves, so they would be the same size vertically or horizontally. The bookcase is designed to be used either way.
709305
You may be able to assemble this without inserting the divider. Although, the cubes are very roomy and would accommodate throws with the divider.
1601476
Yes, I have two sets of the Gorilla Rack shelving. I have one set up as seen in the first picture with five shelves. I split the second set of shelves and have one set of three shelves next to the next section of two shelves. I used the remaining two shelves at the top and bottom in order to give it more stability and to store taller items. If you want to use the shelves in two sections as shown in picture #2 perhaps you should think about anchoring the section with no base shelf to the wall or another set of shelving.
1080189
If you can lay them flat then I think the bottom two shelves will work, but the top two shelves are too flimsey.
2215260
10 units or ten shelves (two shelves per unit)? I have 4 units on top of each other (so 8 shelves). They are extremely wobbly so if you stacked them that high, you would need some sort of support system to stabilize them.
545069
Yes. We have two in an "L" shape. We have a dresser under each. It will depend on the height of the bookcase.
2247857
I don't use it for that purpose, but I bet it would hold more than 10. Probably 5-6 on the bottom shelf, 4 on the middle, and another 2-3 on the top shelf. But I haven't tried it.
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.
1327415
Not possible, the vertical pieces are all one piece and the horizontal are all separate pieces. If you did this you'd end up with two very low shelves and not anywhere near stable.
2057265
No, that wouldn't be possible. The drawers are individual. There are four individual drawers on the top and five on the bottom.
2109719
You could, since the dividers can be taken off or moved around. I'm not sure how many you could store, though.
1694536
When you put it together, you can decide how you want to space the shelving sections. I, too, had some taller items that I wanted the unit to accommodate so I made the space between the bottom and middle shelf bigger than the space between the middle shelf and top shelf.
2078457
You could just set the cube on top. There's nothing on the cube that would connect it to an already existing 2-cube bookcase if that is what you are asking.