Thinking about using this for a pantry in the kitchen (hidden space) - practical? Will put basic dry goods and maybe extra serving pieces
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I use it as a shelf in my room. From what I understand, you are putting it in a smaller space in your pantry? All I can tell you is that it seems quite durable - I've had it for about a year now. It has a printer sitting on top with a lot of my supplements. iHome, Ps4, Xbox, 2 gallons of water, cleaning supplies, and a subwoofer on the bottom. If you build it correctly and don't over "screw" the screws, it should last you a while, regardless of what you put on it. Ask me anything else if I really overshot your question and went on a tangent!
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This is good sturdy shelving. Just be really careful when putting it together. It is very difficult to figure out - just one page of pictures NO instructions.
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Thank you - interesting that other reviews stated easy to assemble. I just ordered it - thank you again
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I would recommend it for that. It's a nice shelf and very easy to put together.
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I have heavy books on mine and it's sturdy enough to hold them. I think that if it fits in your pantry, it would work.
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Thank you for asking. This rack is perfect for the use we bought it for. We have put it on the back of the pantry in the kitchen. It is wonderful for soup cans, small boxes, such as pudding, gravy packs and other smaller items. Personally I think this rack would not be suitable for DVD storage. Some of the shelves are more shallow than others. We put the small little bottles of spices in the shallow shelves. The types of spices that are only and inch and a half to two inches high. Good luck and I hope this post was of help to you.
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Yes, make sure to use anchor screws to hold it in place. We use it for spices and things of that nature in the pantry but needed to cut pieces of cardboard to place over the bottoms of each shelf so that there is flat surface to set things on.
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If it helps, I right now have 2 (6 oz. each) jars of instant coffee and 5 boxes of Celestial Seasonings tea. I know that's not bread, but it might give you an idea of the storage space.
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Well, I use it for toiletries but only when I travel, I place it on the closet shelf and I put all our toiletries, they do fine. But there is no room for a big hair dryer by example. The pockets are the size of the width of a woman's shoe. But I bet it holds plenty weight.
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I bought it for my son's 1st apt. It has two drawers, kitchen towel rack on the side, but we also put his microwave on top because he has no counter space. It is on wheels, and although it isn't the strongest piece of furniture, it is adequate for small things and his microwave.
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Thats exactly what i did with it. I use it for my cookie sheets, cookie cooling racks, roasting pans. It's perfect and fits perfectly in my lower cabinet with room to spare for larger items.
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I have shirts, pants and suits hanging with shoes on the rack below and purses and sweats/workout clothes in the drawers. It would be able to hold a couple of coats as well. There are studier wardrobes out there but it will be reflected in the price. I am very happy with what I've been using it for. I agree with JSW about the smell. I had that issue too but chalked it up to the processing of the plastic and it eventually went away. The doors close with magnetic closures.
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The cabinet is perfect for us considering we don't have a pantry....as for the lip, it holds it's purpose and it very convenient as it stores smaller items...I wouldn't put breakable items if there are kids in the home that can potentially pull the door and cause them to fall.
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If this is for your home it will be fine. Although it would take up a substantial amount of counter space.
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This cupboard would not work for storing long items. It is designed to be more of a pantry type cabinet. There are two moveable shelves for the top section. There are two fixed shelves in the unit.
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No,this not an item for that purpose.It hold cans very well,but the snack items you mention will be a problem they either block what is on the other racks or fall between the wire rack.I should say something that stand straight with pockets is much better
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I think this would work well. I'm very happy with these tiered shelves. They are sturdy and compact and don't take up too much space. I use them for spices, but essential oils would work. Each shelf holds 5 regular sized spice bottles, just to give you an idea size wise.
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I've been able to put up to 30 + homemade tortillas in there with space left over. It depends on how thick they are though.
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Not really for a corner... Unless you can have access to open all doors. Have you looked at corner shaped ones?It is great for an extra pantry.
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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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I wouldn't use it for that. It is too low and not firm enough for preparing food. Also, it is carved, so you would need to add a glass on top of it, for example, and that's not very practical in my opinion. This is a nice decorative side table. You can use it for serving food but not for prep. I hope this helps.