Are the bottom drawers deep enough to stand DVD's up with the spines facing upwards?
1428341
Yes. I have one side filled with blue rays with the title sides facing upward by the spine of the case
803970
they are not really sized to hold DVDs. I would try to find cabinets designed for dvds. This will hold LPs but I wouldn't overload it.
833896
No they are not. We easily stacked a older (thicker) DVD/VHS combo and a satellite box on top of each other. There was still ample room above with out making them "squeeze" in there. This on on the second shelf. As answered below, there is more room on the bottom shelf.
1306180
We store them 'side to side' (horizontally). I believe that you can certainly store vertically; but with time, the weight will debilitate the structure. We store the CD's/DVD's in these cases in individual paper bags, and when they're full, they are very heavy.
270890
No, not standing up as you put them in a file cabinet. The top tab will not allow the top to close. Of course, there would be plenty of room to lay them down, but probably not what you are trying to do. Great idea though. The drawer is just under 8-1/2 inches deep. Hope that helps. I do love the table!!
1102280
DVDs don't fit standing up on their side in the drawer, only laying flat. They do fit in the cuby where the drawer goes, on their side edge.
702657
Yes. I have my cabinet sitting horizontally. There are three "backs" to the cabinet. You can place them behind any of the openings to close them off to create three closed-off shelves. There's enough room inside each shelf for you to stack two rows where you can then see the labels of the DVDs. Considering you can do two stacked rows per three shelves, that could be quite a lot of storage. Good luck.
844509
Yes, the bottom shelves can be adjusted to allow that. However, this is a shallow unit so the LPs will stick out a little.
909203
Maybe laying down but not a lot of them. Standing up I highly doubt they would fit. The drawers would not fit any except the small sized one.
1936680
Maybe, if you center them and they are empty. I found that my unit had issues with leaning with just dvds, so you may have to screw it into the wall.
1577129
It's not deep enough for paperback books or dvds to sit w/the ends like a bookshelf. You could put them sideways but that wouldn't be good for finding them & there's a probably something better suited for that.
151382
You could try... however, I do not think that the slots for the cases is deep enough to hold them in place if it were mounted horizontally. I tipped mine over and before it got anywhere near horizontal a few DVDs fell out. As it is completely full, I didn't want to make a big mess by putting it fully horizontal, so I cannot say definitively....
919664
The shelves are sturdy, but this cabinet is specifically designed to hold either music CD's or DVD's. The shelves are only 7 inches deep.
1639455
No, they are too small for a DVD unless you don't want to use the top. You'd need something larger if you want to store DVDs standing upright.
1359019
Unfortunately DVDs cannot fit standing up as narrow basket bottom only measures 4 3/4" . However you could have the binding up and fit a few. Also CDs are too wide (by 1/8") to fit the narrow end of the basket. I use baskets for envelopes, mail, address labels and stamps. The length, width and height fit perfectly into my cubbies.
1563256
Yes, the drawers are not deep, but both open. I have been using this console for some time, very nice for the price.
1260440
Hi, yes, they are very sturdy. I have one stacked one atop of another and there were no problems with the bottom box warping or ready to fall apart. They are made of sturdy plastic, so if you do want to stack one on top of another, it should be no problem, no matter how many dvd's or cd's are in the cases. I have quite a collection of dvd's and my needs were met by these boxes.