can you use them vertically? I really would like to know if the bottom side is the same material as the other sides.
400622
same stuff all around. Sides and middle are not inset into top and bottom and I don't believe will hold much weight.
400623
I use mine vertically - have the top half packed full of records and only a handful on bottom and its held just fine. Go for it!
400624
I would think you could use them vertically. It is the same material on each part.
565240
Short answer: No. They have to be mounted in a vertical position only. I would add, these are excellent slides. I have used them for many projects and they have always worked flawlessly. Can't beat the value and quality.
1095088
Not really, each side has a panel that folds into the bottom, but if you need a double bottom these don't have it. You could add a second sheet of cardboard.
748714
They could be mounted horizontally, but they are not the same width on both ends. One end has a bigger width. They were made to be mounted vertically.
1757797
No, they are designed to be stuck in a hole cut out for them. You could mount them vertically, but still on a hole in the wall.
2139803
You can stack these, however, they don't lock together so the stability might be a bit questionable. You can see in the picture that, while the top is solid, the bottom is just wire which makes them a bit tricky if the top one slides over at all. You could probably mod these slightly and zip-tie them together if you need to stack them.
194230
I suppose you could, if you could cobble together an appropriate extension. The vertical supports just slide into the base, so you would just need an extension that was sized both fit in the base, and the vertical support.
476222
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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.
1395851
Yes. You can use only the top "OR" the bottom portion. Since you have only three boards, you have to chose one or the other thought. As for the height, I hope that someone else can help you with it. We used this product for few years and gave it to our neighbor when we moved.
1768960
I did not hang it vertically. It looks like you could although I did not try it that way.
1697557
I don't think so. They are slightly angled on all 4 sides, they wouldn't sit perfectly square. If you wanted to make a little spacer for the back side it would work.
639601
Vertical yes, but horizontal no. We all love them though and would not give them up.
1663044
As with all the other responses, mine are installed vertically. Since they mount in from the back side, you'll be able to spin them 360-degrees from the front and align their position before you tighten them down (again from the back).
199354
Yes they do. You can actually see this in the photos on the product listing. One of the photos has both of them adjusted so that they are vertical.
2231179
Yes you can - I have two of these and hung them vertically. I have a picture but amazon does not have an option for picture uploads.
647300
They are not designed to stack on top of each other, i.e. there is no lip. But I suppose you could stack them on top of each a few high, before they become unstable. :-)