Are the black pieces that hold the shelf in suppose to fullly interlock? Building &amp; none of them fully lock, only on 1 side. Not 2 sturdy feeling.
351831
No they semi lock when they are put on the unit stand - I have 8 units and have not had any problem with any of them
2076245
I'm sure you have the magnets in place on the doors to hold them closed. Like any other piece of furniture with doors if they are out of alignment they won't stay closed. Is the unit level. Meaning those center supports under the center I actually took out because were to big causing a slight arc in the unit. That could be a problem. Also, if you try loosening the screws on the hinges to allow the doors to settle and screw them in lightly and evenly that might help. All I can think of.
966201
I honestly can't remember. I would have to look again and get back with you. However, I do know that when you stack two sets of shelves (in this picture, there are two "sets"), the row you get between the 2 different sets is a bit larger (higher) than the row that exists between the two shelves in the one stackable shelf. I hope I'm explaining that clears.
747492
No. It cannot be locked together with an adjacent unit of the same model. As others have mentioned, the way it is assembled might be considered interlocking, but there is no mechanism for attaching multiple shelving units together.I also agree with the answer that suggested you avoid this item. It is made entirely of plastic, and is very flimsy . I strong gust of wind would knock it down if the shelves were empty. It can handle 50-75 pounds per shelf at most, but only if that is evenly distributed across the entire length of the shelf. Undistributed weight will warp, bend or crack the plastic shelves. No. It cannot be locked together with an adjacent unit of the same model. As others have mentioned, the way it is assembled might be considered interlocking, but there is no mechanism for attaching multiple shelving units together.I also agree with the answer that suggested you avoid this item. It is made entirely of plastic, and is very flimsy . I strong gust of wind would knock it down if the shelves were empty. It can handle 50-75 pounds per shelf at most, but only if that is evenly distributed across the entire length of the shelf. Undistributed weight will warp, bend or... » Read More No. It cannot be locked together with an adjacent unit of the same model. As others have mentioned, the way it is assembled might be considered interlocking, but there is no mechanism for attaching multiple shelving units together.I also agree with the answer that suggested you avoid this item. It is made entirely of plastic, and is very flimsy . I strong gust of wind would knock it down if the shelves were empty. It can handle 50-75 pounds per shelf at most, but only if that is evenly distributed across the entire length of the shelf. Undistributed weight will warp, bend or crack the plastic shelves. « Show Less
242131
From what I remember when I put mine together, I did screw them in place. I had turned the unit upside down, then I had to hold the shelf up against the stops and I used my power drill to set the screws into the shelf. Once the first screw went in, the others were fairly easy. It might be easier with a helper! Hope this helps.
180985
I'm not sure what's wrong there. Mine is slightly larger but once I fit the sides to the far edge the shelves fit in nicely. Try taking it apart and reassembling otherwise I'm not sure what's wrong. Sorry you are having problems.
123445
I ran into the same issue. After I got the rest of it tightened, I laid the whole thing down horizontally, undid the screws that were holding those two L & R legs, made sure the leg pieces were then flush, and put the screws back in. This time, with the whole thing horizontal, it was much easier to screw the screws/bolts together. And I had to get it SUPER tight before it wasn't wobbly. But it did eventually work great. Hope this helps!
307502
My guess is that is has to do with this not being a fine piece of furniture. And your assembly technique. Loosen the screws that hold the shelves, as well as the bracing. When things are still together, but you can move them around a little, put it where it needs to go. Like the kitchen. Now that it is on your level, or maybe not, surface, tighten everything back together. This should, in theory, adjust for your maybe not level floor, or the minor differences in length of the wood. I know my floor is really bad, and this helped.
1902615
I haven't had that problem, althought mine has come apart several times. I push the part into the upper piece and turn it in the direction shown by the arrow on the lower part to lock it. I'd offer the suggestion to firmly seat the parts together and then twist the two pieces in the direction shown by the arrows. That's all I can offer.
104266
Two ways either use lag bolts (real heavy screws) or drill through the material and install bolts with washers under bolt head and use lock washers for nut. I used latter suggestions with no problems. This shelf is a dream and very easy to install. David Van Hooser, Miihobby, LLC 601-941-5841
398785
I don't think so. The sides of the middle piece connect to the shelf units. So, it's basically all connected as one piece after assembly.
700626
The shelf itself is pretty small. I have a pretty large/heavy Infinity center spkr. on it, so I placed another shelf from an old system on it to handle the overlap. Works fine like that.
2048945
They lock open but weight of shelf keeps them closed tight...but not locked
1819747
Are you sure you have the right pieces in the right order? I did not experience any difficulty stabiling my stand. perhaps you could try putting the base together first, making sure it's secure,then adding top/higher pieces? Am sorry, this prob isn't much help, but mine was fine.....
383393
The shelfs for some reason are on a slope, so i feel they would easily fall out if you had to keep moving it in & out of somewhere. I hope that helped
1537331
Be careful, screws holding top shelf are very short, and are in pressboard. I had mine colapse so I replaced screws with through and through, now will hold anything.
2029726
As others said, the screws provided go through pre-drilled holes in the black shelf links into the 2x4's. I have a vague recollection of attaching the horizontal boards first, then flipping them to attach to the verticals. Don't know if anyone else tried that but it worked for us.