What are the inside dimensions of the baskets (record album storage?)
1586488
I don't think so... If so, they most likely wouldn't be able to withstand the weight of very many albums. Two of mine broke when I was assembling them.
1297803
Oh wow, that's a great idea! Are you talking about lp albums? What size? If u give me the size of your albums I will measure to see if they will fit standing up?! They would fit lying down flat but that's not a good way to store vinyl
1574472
The inside dimensions of the storage area are as follows: 33 1/2" long x 11 1/4" wide x 4 1/8" deep. I hope this helps.
497710
I measured this carefully so I could buy some DVD boxes to store in the cupboard. :) The shelves are 12 1/2" deep, 14 1/2" high and 17" wide.
65653
Without getting out myeasyring tape I would guess the baskets are about 12x12x12....they are a perfect square.
2043346
It is actually the size they state at: 10.7 inches x 15.8 inches x 7.1 inches just with a slight curve in the shape so you might find some tight rectangular books difficult to fit in. I used them to store books and papers under a coffee table and these keep the area looking neat and have received compliments from guest that came over about they liked the baskets. They look nice and have held up well for our use.
723757
The whole unit is 16.75 wide and the basket dimensions are as stated by the other responders. I Love mine, it is surprising how much additional storage space it adds.
122187
three of four shelves are the following 15 7/8 w 13 1/4 h 13 1/2 l all are inches the bottom shelf changes it length is 19 inches. albums are held up w/2 rods I cut plywood to fit and support my albums (no crate)
273157
They are about 9 1/2 X 10 inches. They would hold a couple of pairs of flip-flops or children's shoes. Probably one pair of women's shoes. We don't put shoes in our baskets--just on the shelf (which we put below the basket shelf). I have tote bags in one basket and the others are still empty. Haven't decided what to put in them yet, :)
1981461
I measured 13-1/4" wide, 11" deep & 54-3/4" high. We put some felt on the bottom of the baskets to reduce scratching. We really like it.
990019
12" square by 35 1/2" high. I love them, owning four. You can store your CD's DVD's while able to hang pictures on the wall above them. One warning. When moving, don't slide across the floor. You can break the turnable that allows them to rotate 360 degrees. Simple pick it up and move to the new location. The older ones were more complicated to put together, while the new ones are easier with new rod design. It is amazing how much they hold in a one square foot, 3' high footprint.
1045745
10 5/8 inch square and about that deep, although I forgot to measure depth. To give you a visual, I store 8 toilet paper rolls in one basket. I bought 2 of these units (one has 4 baskets, and I also got the shorter 2-basket unit), and I still love them. I thought maybe the baskets would eventually scratch up the bottom of the shelving, but so far everything still looks brand new.
230851
9" high x 10.5" wide x 9.5" deep. wire basket with grass type weave. The baskets aren't the best quality but sufficient. I use in the entryway for my kids items and they've held up well so far. I tied a laminated photo of each child with a ribbon on the handle so they know where their things go. I figure when the baskets are shot I can always replace them with another basket.
1832156
Bottom shelf is 10 3/4" tall and the baskets are approx 13" wide x 12" and 7 1/4" tall. I really like it but I did remove my baskets because they were rather heavy and were scraping the wood when I moved them to clean so I now have the shelf open with stuff on it and am using the baskets elsewhere.
387078
Sry I can't find my tape measure but the inside is about the same dim as the outside. Completely hollow I would think Lps would fit easily
1515068
9-3/8" W x 15-3/8" D x 17-7/8" H these are the measurements based from the top of the basket.
1359030
I don't know. I just go by inside measurements. They will hold quite a bit. But, beware. If you stack them as I have my two, the lower one will bind and be very difficult to open due to the pressure of the weight of the upper one. One is nice. But, if you stack them, the lower ones tend to buckle under the weight. I would buy two and stack them again. I need the additional storage space that much.