if you don't use the bins, could you put dvds in those shelves?
1407895
The DVDs will not fit standing up. If you lay them on their side, then 2 stacks of 9 (one in front and one in back) will fit in the small bucket compartment and 4 stacks of 9 in the large bucket compartment. It would work, but you would not be able to see all of the DVDs at one time. A chest of drawers that you could see all the titles facing up when you opened the drawer is another option.
1407896
Not really , just on the two shelves on the top you can put some. The next 3 rows are too small for DVDs . The last row has 3 shelves and you can put some DVDs in there.
1407897
The only place they would fit standing up is on the top and bottom shelf. They would fit if you stacked them lying flat in the middle shelves.
1407898
Hi I just tested if for you! you can fit a cd case in there standing up the correct way. hope that helps :)
1639456
No. They are neither tall or wide enough for DVDS. These are perfect shoeboxes.
1327550
The answer was posted above. I love these shelves. They are sturdy and fit perfectly in my cupboard.
2239829
Yes, as long as you don 't open the compartment that holds the DVD. Just turn the unit off on the side and clase the lid.
307062
The shelves are not adjustable, but I assume you could leave one or both out if you wanted.
853014
With the current configuration we have, we can store about 60-70 per side, so ~120-~140 total. That may vary on how you configure the shelves and how cleanly you would like to stack/store the DVDs. Due to it being a corner unit, the cabinets are not square (they angle towards the back) so the way we have the DVDs in there now leaves a lot of unused space - so you may be able to squeeze in a few more but probably not too many.
910017
You can certainly store SOME, but the drawers are relatively small. A single drawer will hold about 26-27 DVDs, turned so that you can read the titles on the spine., I use the drawers for manuals and cables, and other things I use with the other equipment.
557523
Yea they can. Been using the unit a lot and I foresee no issue with using it with out the shelves. They are just there for a convenience factor.
758989
No, there are sufficient shelves for CDs. You would take out shelves if you wanted to adjust height to hold DVDs.
1851092
I don't see why not but you probably will not have as much shelf space because of the size of books. The CDs are only 5 inches high, so you are able to get 6 shelves in the main compartment and 6 shelves in each side door. In the main compartment the shelves are 20 1/2 inches long and in each side door the shelves are 10 inches long.
763918
yes. But if you do that you likely won't be able to use some of the shelves. To echo what other owners of have said - this cabinet is TINY. almost more like a medicine cabinet or spice cabinet than a true piece of furniture.
309611
I would say no, the shelves are slanted and not very far apart. Suitable for shoes, I would not think it would be a good way to store shoes in their boxes however.
758987
You should have enough shelves if only using it for CDs, because I only use mine for DVDs and I had 2 extra shelves left.
258264
You would just have to not put one in. When you assemble the shelves they become built in, so just figure out which one you don't want to inserted
592243
I don't think so. The shelves are screwed into a "U" shaped bracket to hold them in place. Maybe if you cut the bracket in half you could do it.
1486008
I wouldn't put many (and just at the bottom. They would have to be the small books as well - DVD size. I love these shelves for my movies. They hold 50-55 (average) DVD / BluRays. I hope this helps.
769130
You probably could. Some of the bins don't stand up well by themselves unless they are full. They are a great size and they would make a super cute hamper if you got a firm one. I have 3 and 1 is firm enough to stand on its own.