I'm a rabid DVD collector; figure usual case sizes are 5.57.5".how many can I stack horizontally?
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I purchased this for my office, so it is not in front of me right now; however, i don't think this is the perfect option for you. The top 2 drawers are rather shallow and I dont think CDs will fit well (a full bag of coffee stops them from closing) The bottom drawers are nice and deep, but they come in on the sides and dont hold as much as it would appear. It is a nice function piece, but I fear you would be disappointed with the number of CDs it would hold.
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The top two drawers are 9 3/4 wide by 12 3/4 depth and 2 3/4 high. The bottom two drawers are the same width and depth but are 6 3/4 height. I measured these from the smallest points of the interior of each drawer.
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In the center part alone you can hold 18 high between both rows. Multiply by 3 length wise while still displaying titles. 54 with titles displayed. If you hide some behind you can double that. If you place them by the shorter sides you can fit 4 length wise. 4 X 18 = 72. 72 * 2 = 184. You can fit about 36 in each cabinet. 36 * 2 = 74. The top layer can hold about 8 high and then I would say about 6 across long ways and 8 across short ways. Again two layers thick so another 64 * 2 = 128. So max 184 + 74 + 128 = 386. Of course this figure is only DVDs and with optimal placement, which would hide the titles. In the center part alone you can hold 18 high between both rows. Multiply by 3 length wise while still displaying titles. 54 with titles displayed. If you hide some behind you can double that. If you place them by the shorter sides you can fit 4 length wise. 4 X 18 = 72. 72 * 2 = 184. You can fit about 36 in each cabinet. 36 * 2 = 74. The top layer can hold about 8 high and then I would say about 6 across long ways and 8 across short ways. Again two layers thick so another 64 * 2 = 128. So max 184 + 74 + 128 = 386. Of course this figure is only DVDs and with optimal placement, which would... » Read More In the center part alone you can hold 18 high between both rows. Multiply by 3 length wise while still displaying titles. 54 with titles displayed. If you hide some behind you can double that. If you place them by the shorter sides you can fit 4 length wise. 4 X 18 = 72. 72 * 2 = 184. You can fit about 36 in each cabinet. 36 * 2 = 74. The top layer can hold about 8 high and then I would say about 6 across long ways and 8 across short ways. Again two layers thick so another 64 * 2 = 128. So max 184 + 74 + 128 = 386. Of course this figure is only DVDs and with optimal placement, which would hide the titles. « Show Less
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30 per shelf, tops --you will have a hard time getting them out of the shelf (that comes to 360 regular sized bluray cases for all 12 shelves) 27 per shelf if you want to be able to easily access the movies on each end of the shelf (that comes to 324 regular sized bluray cases for all 12 shelves)
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It actually would be good for that!!!! You would also probably be able to fit every shelf into it. With the blu ray movies, only 3 of the shelves will fit because of the height of the movie cases. I know the figures are like 4 inches tall. I think it would be a great display shelf for your figures!!!!
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UPDATE!!CLOSETMAID CONFIRMED inside cube dimensions 7.6"(193mm) x7.5"(190.5mm) x6"(152.4mm) So all DVD cases should fit!!!DVD cases ARE NOT 5/12"x 5" as someone answered most are just under 7 1/2" 190mm tall but a few i measured are just over 7 1/2" 192mm tall.(knoe U didn't ask about DVD's I just copied & pasted answer i gave another question.) hope this helps.
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mine has 20 cd's per shelf, 17 blu-ray movies on the other shelves. i like it. it has 6 shelves, will hold 120 at the least. can double stackk some shelves because of heigth difference between movie & cd cases.
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325 standard width Blu-ray cases will fit across five shelves and fill up the unit. I was able to fit 65 standard width Blu-rays on one shelf, x5 gets you 325. Only way I could see fitting more is if you filled up every last bit of space by storing the cases on their backs and piling one on top of the other rather than placing them upright in a row.
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Hi it depends on the cases used. I took all my dvd's out of their normal package and switched them all to CD cases and then labeled on the spine. So I have about 60 in each mesh case. I did stack them on their side and they stay put. Don't know if this helps.
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25 DVDs. You can stand one up on it's short end or long end and have the titles showing out. I don't think you could stack one on top of the other and have it be stable.
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Sorry for delay - moving house. Inside back to front edge is 5 3/4". Only the mid-height stabilization shelf is that deep. The footer is deeper, but actual depth of the included shelves is 4 5/8". Standard DVD cases hang over a bit, but makes for easy removal. I recommend getting 2 "I" braces to hold the side top/bottom side sections together (if you ever have to move it!)
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You could try... however, I do not think that the slots for the cases is deep enough to hold them in place if it were mounted horizontally. I tipped mine over and before it got anywhere near horizontal a few DVDs fell out. As it is completely full, I didn't want to make a big mess by putting it fully horizontal, so I cannot say definitively....
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I've never heard it asked like this, but I do like your style. Ill try my best here. Imagine a extra big Kellogg's box, ya know with the bonus or extra in it&gt; 2 side by side. About as high and wide, gotta figure a DVD drive fits in it. its about as deep as it is high. Hope it gives you an idea, if not go to Wal*Mart and grab 2 boxes off the shelf? haha. Good case, just a little flimsy.
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Stack 8 Dvd's on top of one another and that's how much space you have. Hope that helps. =) YW.
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Just to give an idea since DVD cases can be different sizes, I have 7 shelves on each side with anywhere from 17-20 per shelf....so figure it could be up to 560. I can also fit 18 Xbox 360 games per shelf (a little more consistent in size). Hope that helps.
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DVD's in their cases fit well in here, you can fit a lot of them, they will fit across the short end with the handle. Please let me know if you have any other questions.
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Hi, Colleen, I have an answer for you. Each of the six shelves holds 28 DVD/BluRays as is. I cut up boxes to place behind each row of 28 to make a riser so that doubles the capacity (12 x 28). You can't see the boxes but if you're compulsive like me, you could spray paint them with Rustoleum Espresso. This is a perfect match. I love the cabinet. A friend suggested sawing the back panel in half to make easier access to cables with the inevitable "unplug, count to 10, and replug" situation. Hope this helps. Annie
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I haven't used it for DVD's but I did size it for you and depending on how you set it in the drawers you can set about 56 vertical+ horizontal and 51 horizontal+ veritcal per drawer. Both ways you have a little space to put something else. I hope this helped.