Could you flip this sideways so that the open bottom was against a wall in a closet?
137011
It would be possible but there is no bottom in it. You would end up with an empty space on one end, which I guess you could put against the wall. Hope this answers your question.
137012
You can flip it anyway you want.. It's just a shelf with an open end. I have mine upside down so I can hang a diaper dispenser off the open end.
681906
No, but you can change the orientation before turning it upside down. Sideways no.
297504
You can flip the wall from one side to the other. It is bendable. My kids have not broken it
2265122
Yes. The wall brackets are symmetric and look the same if they are flipped. There is no right/left requirement for the rod itself.
858863
Hi Alan,It looks like you would just flip it around which ever way you want it. It is a beautiful cabinet at a very good price
1909865
Yes it can be flipped over. I have flipped it upside down to help it last longer before I flip it over.
587742
It can, but you'll need to brace it against horizontal movement somehow: Put some supports across the back, put brackets on the corners, or even attach it to the wall. Its very strong against vertical force, but without bracing it will really sway from side to side. If your closet floor is carpeted or uneven, you'll probably want an anti-topple device of some kind as well.
800103
I didn't see any way to flip it. maybe using flex pipe you could route it to the side you need.
701483
No, I do not believe it is possible because cardboard is precut to fold inward. Mine is well hidden in a closet from view.
675094
...Hmmmmm.... I don't believe that the center section can be turned the other way.... so.. the short answer, is no.... but I suppose if you have some handy-man type skills you could make it work.One the left side, the back of the storage cabinet is already nice looking. Hope this helps
425910
You can, but it will not seat correctly. The holes are slightly tapered and when properly seated press against the entire surface of the plastic seats. When you turn it upside down, only the top rim of the metal hole will press down on the plastic seat. It will work, but that is not how it is supposed to work and a lot of weight on the shelf would probably crack the plastic seat.
2070235
Yes, it can. But the bottom of the rack hangs loose, which doesn't look all tight and neat, unless you can affix it to the bottom of the floor some way. I can't do that in our closet, so it's hanging loose at the bottom of the rack, but it is fine, and works well.
572708
In a sense, yes. All you have to do is rotate the unit 180-degrees. Since it is symmetrical, that effectively moves the door opening to the other side. Obviously, you do this as part of the initial installation prior to installing the shelves.
341561
Yes you can flip it so that the door opens as you wish both top and bottom are finished and identical.
460539
I don't see why not - since it's an under-mount sink, there are no holes in it except for the drain hole ... so you could flip it. Just beware of what is mentioned in many if not all of the reviews - the tray area is deeper than you think, and cannot go over a cabinet base without modification ... hope you get it - STILL LOVE IT AFTER THREE YEARS!!
317939
Yes, you can turn it upside down and put your feet on top or use on the side.
619600
You can just flip it upside down to change the direction it opens. That's what we ended up doing when my husband and I hung it.