What is inside the cabinet? Shelves? Also, do you think it is easy to take down? I might be moving in less than a year.
153310
There is one adjustable shelf behind the door. You screw the unit to the wall, so it should be easy to put up and take down.
2001929
No. It is just one piece and you cannot move anything around. However, it is really a nice little organizer shelf. It holds a lot too.
349242
No, it is just a plain (cheap) piece of particle board, about 1/8 inch thick.It does the job, as long as you don't move the entire cabinet repeatedly. (Put it in the place you want it, and leave it there.)
1485577
I have not moved this piece before but I have had pressboard furniture and I recommend TAKING APART before you move it. Trying to move it intact is likely to bust the screws threw the wood. But it was very simple to assemble as long as you mark your parts.
668378
Do not do that unless ypu plan on securing them together. Look into getting a bigger cabinet just to be safe. Seriously it will fall over if you stack them. Not worth the injury.
1591222
While it is easy to move, it is not readily collapsible. Once you assemble it, you probably want to leave it assembled and just move it around.
2121725
The cabinet is made of metal. It comes with 4 screws to attach the handles and locks with a key. I did not put on the wheels since I do not need them at this time. I am a "senior citizen" and carried it up a flight of steps without a problem.
2236881
I agree with Abbott. It is fairly easy to take apart and you can definitely put the shelves at different heights. Great purchase!
1708402
The drawers are already inside the case, but you have to put the shelf and handles in place. All it takes is a Phillips head screwdriver and about ten minutes time.
264779
It is secured to the cabinet with the provided hardware. So you could take it back off. But there will be some screw holes that won't be seen unless they looked inside.
2155713
Hi, Mason, No. It is pretty much what you see. Interestingly, the shelves have a slight cut-out at the inside point of where the door swings when the door is opened. Other than that, it is a straightforward cabinet - all the "wood" is thin, but, you most likely won't be putting anything very heavy or large in/on the shelves. For your and your family's health, I would suggest you open the box/package outside, if possible. There is always a very strong smell of formaldehyde in/on furniture that comes from Asia, I suspect, because of pests that may hitch a ride on the boat. Leaving it outside for awhile and washing it down with hot water and mild detergent should do the trick.
2155712
Hi, Mason,No. It is pretty much what you see. Interestingly, the shelves have a slight cut-out at the inside point of where the door swings when the door is opened. Other than that, it is a straightforward cabinet - all the "wood" is thin, but, you most likely won't be putting anything very heavy or large in/on the shelves. For your and your family's health, I would suggest you open the box/package outside, if possible. There is always a very strong smell of formaldehyde in/on furniture that comes from Asia, I suspect, because of pests that may hitch a ride on the boat. Leaving it outside for awhile and washing it down with hot water and mild detergent should do the trick. Hi, Mason,No. It is pretty much what you see. Interestingly, the shelves have a slight cut-out at the inside point of where the door swings when the door is opened. Other than that, it is a straightforward cabinet - all the "wood" is thin, but, you most likely won't be putting anything very heavy or large in/on the shelves. For your and your family's health, I would suggest you open the box/package outside, if possible. There is always a very strong smell of formaldehyde in/on furniture that comes from Asia, I suspect, because of pests that may hitch a ride on the... » Read More Hi, Mason,No. It is pretty much what you see. Interestingly, the shelves have a slight cut-out at the inside point of where the door swings when the door is opened. Other than that, it is a straightforward cabinet - all the "wood" is thin, but, you most likely won't be putting anything very heavy or large in/on the shelves. For your and your family's health, I would suggest you open the box/package outside, if possible. There is always a very strong smell of formaldehyde in/on furniture that comes from Asia, I suspect, because of pests that may hitch a ride on the boat. Leaving it outside for awhile and washing it down with hot water and mild detergent should do the trick. « Show Less
310753
Yes. I actually totally recommend it. The doors are the major weakness in the design. It's a tiny plastic connection that you insert into the grid to add the door. They are very unstable and fall off all the time. Finally, I just removed them all. In wish they were more dependable. I still love the rest of the shelf.
1850129
Yes, Marcy. That shelf comes out very easily. I have a large record player in that space. Going on two years old and no issues to report!
2262215
It is not on wheels, but it's easy enough to move - that is, unless you're wanting to be able to move it daily, in which case I would either look elsewhere or ask the company if wheels can be added to the cabinet.
958187
I have this setup in my garage. I put placed the heavier items on the bottom for a little more sturdiness. It's works well so far. If your kids want to move bad enough, they will. You know how that goes. It's definitely not strong enough to climb on, but it's not that flimsy really. It's a great cheaper storage option. Hope that helps.
2139786
Hi Dody. This product is made of plastic. If it was to be used on a regular basis it might not be a good buy for you, but other wise it is a very good and nice cabinet. Good luck, Rocky