What is the cube made of and how thick are the sides? I have limited space and would like to fit two sets of cubes side by side in a small space,
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Made of pressed wood. Very sturdy and slide artbin boxes great. No other brand though. Has to have a lip on the lid. Not sure on measurement of the sides.
1942815
Hi! If you get the standard size, it's about 14 or 15 inches for each cube. I would be cautious when buying these. I had mine all apart several times during assembly. I had to buy those zip ties to hold them together. That worked for a while and then it fell apart again unexpectedly. Now, I can only put a certain amount of things on them. They are cute, but that's frustrating. Think about it. :-) Jesus loves you and wants relationship with you! John 3:16
911061
I just measured this for you. I got 2ft 7 1/2 in wide.1 ft 11 3/4 in tall and 1 ft deep. The inside cubes measure 10 in
537033
13 7/8" inside top to bottom measurement and 15 1/2" outside top to bottom. 3 ring binders have about 2 3/8" leftover when standing up in the cube. Hope this helps. These are really handy little cubes from this company. Make sure you put them together right and don't stand them on their sides and they are really strong. I stood on top of them to press the sticky sides together (I'm anal that way) and I weigh 167 lbs. I used them on my desk to make a hutch out of by putting one on each end of my desk then put a board across the top of both. Made a cheap hutch for my printers, scanners, etc.
2119861
Not near to my cubes till Wednesday 24/07 but from memory each side is approx 1/3/8". I'll be able to measure them exactly then. Hope this helps
841963
Small, everything is apart. I'd say 3-4 inches thick, about 4ft wide by 2ft tall or so. I don't have it to measure, that's approx.
1102628
Right now, I've got two sets connected, 3 x 3 cubes. I just tugged on it, and it is quite solid and sturdy.the circular connectors also serve as a stable base at the bottom of the cube. I think that, as long as youstore the heavier items in the bottom cubes, and work your way up, you will have no problem. Mine is notanchored to the wall -- just pushed against it. You could anchor it to the wall for added safety (especiallyfor a child's room). I love this item. Good luck.
375744
They are stackable and can somewhat interlock around the perimeter but if the lower tray was completely full of water I could see where the cubes on bottom would fuse to the bottom of the top tray. There is no offset built into the design to allow space between them when stacked.
259915
You can assemble these any way you want - although there may not be enough parts to have two "cubes" with full backs. One should check the number of squares included. We made a rabbit cage with ours.
1097154
Hi Carol. I'm only going to make a guess, but I "think" the walls are about 1.5 inches in thickness. I still like the Box and it is still in use after several moves.
1310230
Since I no longer have the cube, I really can give you an answer. Perhaps you can Google it by using the manufacturer's name and id. Sorry I couldn't help.
76600
That's a good question. I have it on the floor as it's shown in the picture so the middle divider is just a divider. I'd suggest getting single cubes and stacking them vertically instead.
1633190
No I sure don't. Just the ones that came with the case, which all are full! On no! I would be so upset if I broke some of the drawers. I love my cube! Good luck! Maybe you can superglue??
537032
13 7/8" inside top to bottom measurement and 15 1/2" outside top to bottom. 3 ring binders have about 2 3/8" leftover when standing up in the cube. Hope this helps. These are really handy little cubes from this company. Make sure you put them together right and don't stand them on their sides and they are really strong. I stood on top of them to press the sticky sides together (I'm anal that way) and I weigh 167 lbs. I used them on my desk to make a hutch out of by putting one on each end of my desk then put a board across the top of both. Made a cheap hutch for my printers, scanners, etc. 13 7/8" inside top to bottom measurement and 15 1/2" outside top to bottom. 3 ring binders have about 2 3/8" leftover when standing up in the cube. Hope this helps. These are really handy little cubes from this company. Make sure you put them together right and don't stand them on their sides and they are really strong. I stood on top of them to press the sticky sides together (I'm anal that way) and I weigh 167 lbs. I used them on my desk to make a hutch out of by putting one on each end of my desk then put a board across the top of both. Made a cheap hutch for my printers,... » Read More 13 7/8" inside top to bottom measurement and 15 1/2" outside top to bottom. 3 ring binders have about 2 3/8" leftover when standing up in the cube. Hope this helps. These are really handy little cubes from this company. Make sure you put them together right and don't stand them on their sides and they are really strong. I stood on top of them to press the sticky sides together (I'm anal that way) and I weigh 167 lbs. I used them on my desk to make a hutch out of by putting one on each end of my desk then put a board across the top of both. Made a cheap hutch for my printers, scanners, etc. « Show Less
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It's not sturdy no matter how you stack the cubes. Mine was stacked 2x2 and it couldn't hold bath towels... I strongly recommend you buy something else.
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No, not as it is. The cubes that have backs on them are a veneered hard cardboard (one side looks like wood, the other - cardboard). They will not withstand any weight on them. But with that said, it is easy to put together, a nice looking dark wood colored shelf that can stand vertically or horizontally. We also bought storage bins to use with it and they worked nicely with it.
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the cubes are not cubes at all but are shaped like a half moon crescent. This allows them to slide out of the tray with almost no effort. They are about 1/2 inch thick about 2 inches wide and 1 inch tall, (best guess as I don't have one on hand and is close to the metric units given in previous answer). This is an odd shape if you want cubes but makes a lot of sense in terms of freezing quickly and getting them out of the tray. This is hands down the best ice crescent (cube) tray I have ever used. These are particularly nice in an RV where you can fill the trays and hit the road with no worries of spills, and have ice ready for your end of day repast. the cubes are not cubes at all but are shaped like a half moon crescent. This allows them to slide out of the tray with almost no effort. They are about 1/2 inch thick about 2 inches wide and 1 inch tall, (best guess as I don't have one on hand and is close to the metric units given in previous answer). This is an odd shape if you want cubes but makes a lot of sense in terms of freezing quickly and getting them out of the tray. This is hands down the best ice crescent (cube) tray I have ever used. These are particularly nice in an RV where you can fill the trays and hit the road with no... » Read More the cubes are not cubes at all but are shaped like a half moon crescent. This allows them to slide out of the tray with almost no effort. They are about 1/2 inch thick about 2 inches wide and 1 inch tall, (best guess as I don't have one on hand and is close to the metric units given in previous answer). This is an odd shape if you want cubes but makes a lot of sense in terms of freezing quickly and getting them out of the tray. This is hands down the best ice crescent (cube) tray I have ever used. These are particularly nice in an RV where you can fill the trays and hit the road with no worries of spills, and have ice ready for your end of day repast. « Show Less