Hi, could someone let me know if DVD's could be stored (with the spines facing up since that you can read the titles) inside the storage compartment?
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Yes, you sure can. I just tested it for you! I love mine in front of my bed, I put extra linens and a blanket in there. I did buy a smaller ottoman at Ross Dress for less to store my dvd's in.
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There is plenty of room inside this cabinet for over 300 dvd's, single deep, (which is what I have stored in my cabinet right now, with even a little more room left for about 15-20 more). There are four wide rows in the body and four narrower rows inside each door (which open out toward you). You may have to organize your dvd's by category (e.g. westerns, comedy, family films) or title to know which shelf to find them on readily, but they are way easy to access on all shelves. This is a great storage cabinet for a large dvd collection (very roomy) and very nice looking piece of furniture. You will not be disappointed.Vicky D. There is plenty of room inside this cabinet for over 300 dvd's, single deep, (which is what I have stored in my cabinet right now, with even a little more room left for about 15-20 more). There are four wide rows in the body and four narrower rows inside each door (which open out toward you). You may have to organize your dvd's by category (e.g. westerns, comedy, family films) or title to know which shelf to find them on readily, but they are way easy to access on all shelves. This is a great storage cabinet for a large dvd collection (very roomy) and very nice looking piece of furniture.... » Read More There is plenty of room inside this cabinet for over 300 dvd's, single deep, (which is what I have stored in my cabinet right now, with even a little more room left for about 15-20 more). There are four wide rows in the body and four narrower rows inside each door (which open out toward you). You may have to organize your dvd's by category (e.g. westerns, comedy, family films) or title to know which shelf to find them on readily, but they are way easy to access on all shelves. This is a great storage cabinet for a large dvd collection (very roomy) and very nice looking piece of furniture. You will not be disappointed.Vicky D. « Show Less
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This is pretty sturdy and I think it would handle DVDs fine. I made some interior drawers for the shelves. You would probably have to have some more shelves for the interior depending on how many DVDs you have.
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The shelves are held by pins pushed into holes that are drilled up and down on the sides of the unit. You can select where to place the shelves. I only wanted to use it for dvd's so that is how I arranged it.
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I believe it would be called a tray type. Pops out and you lay DVD in 'tray'
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Not really , just on the two shelves on the top you can put some. The next 3 rows are too small for DVDs . The last row has 3 shelves and you can put some DVDs in there.
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It would probably be very tight, at best. I found it hard to pack a standard DVD case (5 3/8 x 7 1/2 x 1/2) in one of these and if there were any differences (thicker for 2 or 3 discs or a slip cover) nigh on to impossible. I found that you can get #1s from a couple of different suppliers (on Amazon) for less per unit (buying in boxes of 100) and they are much easier to pack (thinking about it I'm going to have to order another box today) it raises the shipping weight by less than 1/4 oz which makes it negligible.
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Yes, you can Jamie P. They are really sturdy and hold a lot of DVD's. I recommend them highly.
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you would have to buy extra components and brackets to do so. It does not come with them>However I do not think it would NOT be able to support the weight of whatever you decide to put in there. Especially if you are thinking DVD or Books.
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I would recommend this stand for DVD's. It is light and portable. No space for multi-disc sets. It will very loosely hold CD's and blu rays but the slightest movement of the rack causes them to shift or fall out. Not sure about games as I didn't try.I would look for a horizontal storage system if you want to store all items together.
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I have too many dvds for storage in the drawers..I threw out the covers and store my movies in dvd cases which fit well..
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This unit does hold both DVDs and CDs. However, Since both are identical in size, you can use it to store one or the other to capacity. I use mine strictly for DVDs and I love it!
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The side doors do have an adjustable shelf. It seems like this would be an ideal place to keep DVD's etc., and I do. My only complaint is that the space needs a little more customization. DVD's standing up will start to slide way back to the rear of the compartment. I keep meaning to put a little bar across the back to keep this from happening. I'm certain there are ways to further ways to customize the space to make it easier to use, consult a cabinet builder.
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The drawers open easily and are quite roomy.Mrs. Emory is correct about the DVD storage. You must lay the DVDs flat and you cannot read the titles.I was happy to finally have a place to keep the DVDs in one spot.
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Hi Jeanne, I put all my CDs and DVDs in thin Jewel cases and find that I have room for about 990 with reasonably comfortable access. Using this as my gauge, I would think that you could store about 495 discs in standard jewel cases. If it wasn't for the vertical dressing slats, which create dead/inaccessible space on each side of every storage shelf, you could probably store about another 30 discs in standard jewel cases (60 in thin cases). However, if you are storing DVDs in their original container, my guess is that you will have 4 rows instead of 5 and be able to store about 22 single DVDs on each shelf (about 264 DVDs). BTW this is based upon the 46" unit shown. Hope this helps. Hi Jeanne, I put all my CDs and DVDs in thin Jewel cases and find that I have room for about 990 with reasonably comfortable access. Using this as my gauge, I would think that you could store about 495 discs in standard jewel cases. If it wasn't for the vertical dressing slats, which create dead/inaccessible space on each side of every storage shelf, you could probably store about another 30 discs in standard jewel cases (60 in thin cases). However, if you are storing DVDs in their original container, my guess is that you will have 4 rows instead of 5 and be able to store about 22 single... » Read More Hi Jeanne, I put all my CDs and DVDs in thin Jewel cases and find that I have room for about 990 with reasonably comfortable access. Using this as my gauge, I would think that you could store about 495 discs in standard jewel cases. If it wasn't for the vertical dressing slats, which create dead/inaccessible space on each side of every storage shelf, you could probably store about another 30 discs in standard jewel cases (60 in thin cases). However, if you are storing DVDs in their original container, my guess is that you will have 4 rows instead of 5 and be able to store about 22 single DVDs on each shelf (about 264 DVDs). BTW this is based upon the 46" unit shown. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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My DVDs fit with their original cases if you put them in lengthwise - so you can see the titles but the titles will run from the front to the back of the cabinet. CDs fit the other way, so their titles can be read from left to right as you face the cabinet. As someone else pointed out, you will get a lot more CDs than DVDs in each drawer.
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We loaded our cases with DVDs and folded up the sleeves and tucked them behind the disks. It makes it a little tight, don't add more than 1 disk per pocket. But it should work for you.