Can u flip it on side and have it more vertical? Or will the shelves fall due to the pegs or dowels setup? Or does it have to fit the wide and short
183464
Shelves do fall out and are not large enough to accommodate women shoes with hills.
183465
It would be best to use this shoe organizer horizontally because it's made that way for stacking. Holes for the dowels are on the bottom when sitting horizontally. Also, shoes sit upright in this position. You can use it vertically though because the shelves are that strong, but your shoes would have to lay down sideways. Also, no security when stacking vertically.
183466
I bought 2 of them and I used one vertical and it is fine. Screw heads will be on top instead of side, but that's the only difference.
183467
The shelves will fall out. It's just so small & cheap! It looks like you can only put mail in the slots! LOL!
183468
I wouldn't suggest it. The way the selves are the only way the shelves will effectively support weight is having is sit on the floor the way it's shown. The box has a picture of it on it's side but we tried that and almost broke the whole row of shelves.
183469
It can go either direction it is very sturdy. I have 12 of them a few stacked in each closet of rme and the kids
2013271
Sorry, I said the shelves are not adjustable, the pegs can be put in a second row of holes which makes a difference of about an inch.
1061370
yes, unfold the sides, and then the shelves drop down. this is actually a very good product. sometimes the shelves can slip if bookshelf is jarred, but I have hadthese for years and I find them sturdy. I buy the cherry which is very pretty.
899660
Absolutely NOT--I know because that's exactly what I wanted to do, in fact it's what I assumed I was supposed to do. But when I did, it was wobbly and unstable. It simply crashed over. I wondered what was wrog with the darn thing until my friend said the shelves were upside don. I thought,"of course they aren't, why would the lip hang down, I mean what earthly use would it be if it did?" But once I flipped the shelves, it was as stable as can be. I really do like this shelving a lot, in spite of my disagreement with the downward-facing lip.
473662
You can choose were to put the shelves, they have several positions! Both movable. Hope I help :)
556678
You would need more space than that. I have a shelf right there as well. I installed it at an angle at first, got it snug and then rotated it underhand tightened it carefully with a plier. But there is not much space to play with, they should have put the fasteners on the bottom
1819882
I don't think it would. There are shelves on the left side and the other side just wouldn't be large enough.
223288
The outer frame and the shelf walls are very sturdy pressed wood. The actual shelves are a fairly sturdy, and the shelf supports are plastic dowel pins. I'm not sure the pins would hold up to that amount of weight if used horizontally. If the unit were turned vertically, then the "shelves" would be dividers. The unit would definitely support that.
1697660
I don't think I'd recommend that. It would take some adjustments, for sure, (like four small pieces of wood or sheet metal for each leg to attach the two shelves, since they wouldn't stack well otherwise) and while it's stable enough on its own, I don't think expanding it vertically would be the greatest decision, unless you plan to anchor it to the wall. If you want to buy two and attach them horizontally, you can definitely do that. That's what I did and it works beautifully. I've had that setup for about a year now and it's held up, even with an energetic 3.5 (now 4.5) year old grabbing his toys off the shelf.
1808581
Yes you can. Just move one of the shelves up to next notch and it will fit.
90082
If you have enough weight on the bottom shelves it might hold it without tipping backwards. It is a sturdy stand, the top shelf isn't going to break, I would want to make sure it doesn't fall. The wheels will lock so if you put it against a wall it wouldn't flip.
1742604
I am using a book shelf by mounting it on the top. The unit is mounted upside down. It is a great unit I think.
2209638
Kenneth is correct....I measured, and the sleeve that holds the shelf to the vertical members is wider at the bottom that then top. You CANNOT reverse the sheves.++++
941912
Yes, you could turn it either way depending upon the width of your shelf and your preference.
624700
You can choose. Once you have it assembled you can use one side or the other side as the front, and you will have the shelves on the right or left side.
1819884
It could if you don't install the shelves on one side. You may need to take off the front wheels.
341560
yes I would think so. The hole for the knob is drilled in the middle and the shelves are adjustable. There is nothing about it that would make it look "upside down" if you did that.