can they be cut in thirds to fit in smaller bins? What are they made of?
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Yes they can be cut to any size. It is a thin ribbed plastic so it is easy to cut along the ribs.
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Yes, you can cut the liners. They are not extremely wide, though. These also tend to curl up so you need to "weight" them down. They are made of a heavy ribbed plastic. Hope this helps!
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Small-medium sized bins could fit. Definitely not large ones like the Ikea kind though.
1413780
Yes, I cut mine in half. I use them to bind small books that are only 5.5" tall and 8.5" wide.
1197843
No, they are HARD plastic so I'm sure they would crack/split and you can't use scissors to cut. Maybe if you use a small saw to cut them. Actually, I thought they were the SOFT plastic, bendable straws but didn't bother to return.
1797359
There are 3 different bin sizes and you can arrange them differently than just what is pictured.
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There is some flexibility to move them around, but you couldn't move them into a diagonal slant. Basically the smaller bins are just 1/2 the size of the larger bins, i.e. you could place 2 small bins where one large bin was. There are grooves on the lid that keep the bins from moving when in an upright position.
2150880
Yes I believe so.... Not where I can be abosutely sure BUT I do know you can cut them into any number you like. This is my third time buying them. I really like them
564309
These are easily cut to size with sissors -I already cut mine so can't measure.
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They are thin cardboard except the tape/adhesive strip on the closure. Most recyclers should have no problem with them as long as an excessive amount of additional (and probably unnecessary) tape has not been added.
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I honestly dont know, but cannot think of any reason why they couldn't be cut down. They may frey on the the edges after awhile. Believe me, these are so worth the money and will last you forever. I bought four different sizes because I use them for so many different things. Hope that helps.
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The bins can be rearranged to your liking, but only with the bins *oriented* in the direction that you see in the picture. For example, the smallest bins are shown arranged vertically. This is the only way they will go in the bin - but you can place them anywhere in the bin with that orientation. You will also note in the picture that the orientation of the bins changes for the areas immediately to the left and right of the handle, so that the small bins could be placed horizontally, there, but only there. Hope that isn't too confusing!
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These are very difficult to cut in half for this purpose. They are not made of a "soft" foam, it is of a dense compacted foam composed of tiny beads. When the integrity of the shape is compromised, the beads break apart and end up everywhere and they static cling to EVERYTHING!
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Hi Jan, You are able to cut them to fit inside the rim of the plate. Just make sure there are large enough to hold the weight when they are hanging.
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They are plastic so I'm sure you can. They come with a hole through the thicker end already.
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They are slightly smaller than a dime. You can cut it into one half or one fourth.
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Here's the link to the bins that fit in the compartments, with their dimensions. They're probably 1" smaller than the compartments in all dimensions.
1412612
I have never tried cutting them in smaller pieces, but it seems to that it could be done quite easily.