Can you use this without drilling and can the shelves hold bottles of things like windex, mop and glow or cans of ajax?
739711
Yes there is no drilling. Just a couple of screws. I have 2 of them one under my bathroom cabinet and one on top of my bathroom vanity. You can place bottles underneath but not more than probably 6"-7". I hope that helps. I really love mine. They do make larger ones for kitchens but I don't have them.
739712
If you load up the bottom drawer with enough heavy objects and pull it out far enough, the whole unit will lean forward and could tip over. However, in a more realistic scenario where you have a few bottles, I think you'll be fine. At worst, you'll have to hold the drawer if you pull it out really far.
739713
No drilling needed. The top shelves can easily hold windex and other spray bottles. The bottom level can hold the ajax.
739714
Rubber feet stabilize it very well. No need to drill to attach. My baskets are holding all the mentioned cleaning supplies. I have to put the taller ones in the top basket.
739715
Yes, you can use this without drilling. They do give you screws in case you want to secure to the cabinet, but you don't have to use them. The bottom shelf will not hold these items as it is not tall enough. You can fit them on the top shelf.
739716
I purchased two Design Ideas storage sets and still think as highly of them as I did when I wrote my first review. They are not drilled. They are sitting on the inside the cabinet under my master bath sink (one on either side of the sink plumbing. The tallest bottles I have in the bottom baskets are 7.5" tall (which is close to maximum size you can store there).
1180825
Yes you can, it work much better and no screw holes. We tried it on one shelf and it works fine.
1403951
I doubt it. The scratching part is made up of 4 separate section. Personally I'm not convinced the bolts will hold it together well enough without the shelves which are designed to be inserted between the sections before they are bolted together (more integral than "added on"). If it comes out too flimsy / noisy, you could always insert appropriate pieces of wood between sections with holes drilled for the bolts - that should work, if you fancy a bit of a project.
1132192
Organizers will prevent you storing those items. If you go to Rev A Shelf website, they should have what you are looking for. Their products are amazing and built to last. Easy installing. Hope this helps.
1115934
If you have a drill you could add holes to put the shelf where you need it. The unit is fairly sturdy, and may be okay without those 2 pieces. you may be able to use the back support in front where the front of the shelf is screwed in. as I recall, all the screws/holes were the same. I also added wood glue when i put mine together. not too helpful I know, but like I said, the unit is very sturdy.
338308
I honestly wouldn't recommend this product to anyone- you are better off installing a regular shelf. If you live in an apartment and can't put holes in the wall, I found I could lean bottles of detergent up on top of the washer, against the wall. As silly as it seems, it was a better solution than this shelf. It's made poorly, and most likely will tip over.
510330
The shelves are removable. I don't have any 1.5 liter bottles to try for fit.
2094326
The shelf is fastened with metal brackets that are screwed into pre-drilled holes. I suppose that the pre drilled could easily be relocated without any problems.
1314977
The shelves aree not vebted. They are also not wide enough to hold two side by side tubs.I returned them and got vented larger ones at home depot.
696503
Yes, the shelves slide easily. It does not convert from a 38 bottle, that is standard. Thank you
964491
That is a tough question, but I don't think you will have a problem with storing canned goods in it. I keep all my body wash, shampoo, hair spray, about 10 or 12 to a shelf. The shelves are screwed into the cabinet wall. I can't promise that the canned goods will work in there because I have never used it like that, but they really should be no problem. I have no buckling or anything going on yet. It is a good, sturdy little cabinet for what I have used it for.
2120050
Definitely! These shelves are easy to assembly and very strong. I have loaded mine up with jugs of bleach, ammonia, vinegar, my bike rack, etc.
1806049
I put mine in my bathroom. The top is loaded with liquid soap, shampoo, conditioner, lotions ect. The other shelves have towels, and baskets with make up, hair brushes. The cabinet holds all the weight with no problem. Don't know if it will hold heavy tools but for everyday household items I think it would be fine.
937547
no it can't. The shelves are bigger than they look. You can get quite a bit in there. The bottom door has 2 shelves which holds 6 -8 med to bottles of shampoo on top and 5 very large (Costco size) on bottom shelf. Cubbies are a bit smaller -good for things such as 8 bars of boxed soap etc.... Hope I was of help btw top door contains a bit more space and 2 shelves
2144239
Yes! They are small shelves for what ever you want. I keep pens and stuff like that. So when you assemble the unit just skip that part.
307063
The holes for the shelves are pre-drilled. They are not adjustable. I suppose, if you're "handy," you could drill new holes in the position you need.
167978
Yes, you can, but make sure that you buy the support brackets that hold the shelf up as these are not included with the shelf.