Will have an issue with stability if I install three 12" double shelves side by side in a 36" base cabinet?
1144364
You will need to verify the actual width of the units and if they can fit I would think they would be stable if properly mounted and secured.
1144365
I'm not exactly sure what you mean by stability but I have two side by side in a bottom (Floor level) cabinet with no problem. I slide the shelves in and out and they remain secure and serviceable
1144366
There should be no problem with stability, but I would suggest that you check the mfg web sit on dimensions. I'm not sure if 3 will fit side by side within 36 inches.
1144007
This is not a problem. I have several hundred pounds per shelf. The sleeve system, used to install the racks locks the shelf in place. The more pressure put on it, the tighter it holds.
363080
I'm not sure, but my concern would be that I don't think the unit would be sturdy enough without all of the shelves in place.
1478917
That should be no problem. These units are quite substantial if assembled properly. The good thing is they are easy to assemble.
56626
I think as long as you keep the unit weight, but also remember the more shelves the less height per shelf.
1030435
It will be a bit snug, but a 36 inch wide space should work ok. The base is 23 inches wide & the doors, which are 6 inches deep each, pivot outward from hinges midway along each side. With 36 inches, you will be able to open doors at right angles to base, but not fan them out flat--which is what gives the very best access & visibility. Yet, even with doors at 90 degree angles--you'll still be able to see & get at everything which is stored in the cabinet just fine. It is a well-made cabinet & holds an unbelievable amount of media.
903157
The shelves sit on 4 pegs each, with gravity keeping them in place. I think if you placed the unit on its side, the shelves would fall.
583279
No, the shelves keep the unit from wobbling. You might be able to get by using just 2 shelves. I'd keep looking, I'm sure what you want is available.
469068
I don't think so. The way the unit assembles, there are locking type mechanisms on each row designed to provide an additional kind of sturdiness when put together properly. I considered leaving out a shelf myself. However, I determined it wasn't worth turning the unit into an unstable piece.
1431584
We have used 36" cabinet, it is a good fit, looking inside the cabinet I can say that 30" will be too tight because some of the mounting brackets would need to be moved\removed.
1893460
I highly recommend you use the wall anchor provided. It is taller than most cabinets and narrow, so there is a risk of tipping over.
170126
I build a shelf 12 deep 24 inches long and 2 thick. I build three one holding a bunch of liquor, there other holding a receiver, and the other holding a playstation three. Yours s wider than mine but i'd imagine you would be fine since the depth is the same. you might want o use two but that's just my suggestion
451442
As long as it is a flat wooden base, wouldn't matter that it was shelves or a cabinet (same surface). You would just have to make sure that it was deep enough.
1094891
I suppose, however, it would be best to obtain shelves more appropriate to your needs with the stability necessary. I think stacking would compromise the integrity of two units.
1673553
Shelves are sturdy - one appliance should be ok on each shelf.You can adjust them as you build them. Good Cabinet.
306185
I would not advise stacking them due to the weight and height proportions. Two stacked would be too tall to be stable.
556595
The sides are all the same and the shelves fit onto the sides the same way, so I'm fairly certain you can take two and boule the height. It wouldn't be stable, though. The plastic sides and shelves are solid enough and the pieces fit tightly together, but it would tip very easily, I'd think. You'd have to have some way of preventing that.