How deep are the shelves in the middle of the unit? Most multimedia storage towers tend to have larger bottom shelves than middle ones.
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The shelves are the same throughout. You can setup the height for all of them though.
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Besides the obvious larger bottom level, each other shelf is the precise length to fit a BluRay or a DVD. This unit was perfect!
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it's around 5" as the other person stated. As for a computer tower "question" if it were a smaller tower may fit on the shelf too.
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The distance between the two top shelves is about 11 inches. Those shelves are slightly narrower having a depth about 9 and 1/2 inches. The distance between the second (top) shelf and third is about 14 inches with the third shelf being a little more than a foot deep. The distance from the the shelf to the bottom shelf is about 17 inches with the bottom shelf being a little more than 13 inches deep. So yes the bottom shelves are deeper .
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The shelves are adjustable and can be placed at any distance apart you choose. And, yes, unit is not very deep, maybe six inches.
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The top shelf is about 19 inches deep and the (3) middle shelves are 17 inches in depth. Each shelf is 1/4 inch thick.
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The middle shelf is 15-1/4" Deep X 14-1/2" High X 23-1/2" Wide. Hope this helps. I have a large microwave. I prefer my micro on the top shelf. My son added a nice piece of wood to the back (it can't be seen) by using small metal "L" brackets. He stained the wood & screwed it to the brackets. I have my toaster oven in the center shelf. So, there are variations you can do with this cart, if need be.
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The shelves are deep enough to fit a DVD perfectly, about 5 3/16". If you are like me, get the one that is double wide (ha ha) and you will have plenty of room for DVDs and CDs both.
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When I measured with measuring tape, the upper shelves sit with 6 inches of height. I am able to stack 10 DVDs horizontally, if that gives you a point of reference. The shelves are approximately 10 inches deep. They are not adjustable.
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The tower stand is very sturdy and attractive, but you cannot adjust the height of the shelves. There is plenty of room between shelves for stereo equipment, but I doubt that a tower computer would fit into the bottom shelf. Sorry for the bad news!
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Yes, the base is wider than the shelves, which are 5 1/2 inches deep, a VHS tape/DVD case's width. Personally, I still have the unit attached to the wall.
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I will measure for you when I get home. Also, you do not have to install all of the shelves on the towers if you don't want to. For instance, my bottom right tower I did not install the first shelf up from the bottom so there would be room for my subwoofer and it looks very nice without the shelf and the sub fits perfectly. I am at work right now but will measure it when I get home and repost. I am guessing it is about 10 in.
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The bottom shelf is about 10 inches deep and the other three are about 6 inches deep.
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You can position the shelves for the height you need. There are no dividers/slots between CD's (or DVD's, for which I'm using the unit). You could position the shelves to store both CD's and DVD's on this unit. It will hold about 500 DVD's and, obviously, many more CD's than that but I can't give you an exact number because I'm using the unit for just DVD's.
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7.5" between the bottom shelf and the middle and 6.5" from the middle shelf to the top shelf.
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This unit is quite large and there's plenty of space between shelves. The dimensions are on the Amazon website. I believe the shelves are adjustable too. It didn't work for me because I have an older stereo and the cords between the components weren't long enough to make up for the depth of the shelves.
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There is no middle shelf. There are two shelves with identical glass top and they are 11.5" apart.
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The shelves are 7.5" deep.The top shelf is about 9" wideThe middle and bottom shelves are about 13" wide.