Would it be possible to mount some hinges and doors to cover the shelving? Would the panels on the ends of each side be thick enough?
1805905
It is only .5 inches thick, give or take. Maybe some smaller hinges. However, if you have special edition cases like Star Wars blu ray, it will stick out past the edge.
1805906
Possibly but you run the risk of busting through and the material is actually a laminated particle board. Albeit a very heavy duty particle board but I don't know how well it would hold the thread of screw.
1805907
The press boards used in the construction of it is 5/8" thick. I suppose you could mount some fairly light weight doors onto it.
1466117
There are additional holes to adjustment shelves or if you want to add more shelves. Probably would be hard to find the right size, unless you can make them yourself.
1484433
I think it would be sturdy, the shelves are slats - not a solid piece of wood. It would look ok.
813969
You could build a frame to mount the door on. It's a very nice door, and worth the extra effort.
775689
I don't think it's that easy. Read some of the reviews and you'll find more info on how others have done it. One thing certain, I wouldn't just put screws into the typical cardboard-like panels. I'd want to be contacting some metal, so you might have to take off the door panels and see what's behind them.
1191870
There is enough space to add shelves, and there are predrilled holes that can be used. I do not know if extra shelves and the accompanying holders are available for sale, but hardware stores can supply what is needed...you just need to cut wood to match...use an existing shelf as a template.
1772495
Yes. Internal shelves behind the door are adjustable. There are about 3 different levels they can be set to. However, the area is quiet small so typically the middle setting would probably be preferable because if set to the other the space on the smaller side would be very tiny.
741007
I did drill holes in my door, and used the plastic brackets furnished to mount to a wall. This made a very tight, solid installation. But you should be able to buy some removeable, glue-tape brackets, and use them just as well. The shelves worked very well for us.
1433276
The holes for the door hinges are pre-drilled. You would have to drill holes on the other side for the hinges
1747937
second door has shelving behind it but I guess you would not have to install shelving.
660778
I believe if you look you can buy additional shelves for these units, you might need to purchase the plastic sets that hold it into place additionally
2010584
Maybe...I think the feet would go through the spaces in the shelving, but they would have to be the right size. You would really just have to try it.
1113412
I would have to say no as the shelves attach to the sides with hex head screws. The ends of the wire shelves are threaded to accept the screws and I would doubt very much the threading goes much further than needed to mount to the sides.Hope this helps.
1713278
I don't think it would work well because you would lose shelving on one side of each of these, and more importantly, they are long and will use up a significant amount of space. They are heavy, well constructed and attractive and I would otherwise recommend the purchase.
2029120
it may work but i think the door has to be thicker. i'm thinking that type of door may not be very strong for this type.
673792
If you used an appropriate screw with anchor system you could (anchor because most doors are hollow core). If solid door no issue at all and a good idea. We have 4 of them. :)
1327148
If you mean the very top of the unit, I'd say yes but Id glue or fasten permanently some of the middle shelves for stability. Otherwise it might want to sway. The top shelf is quite thick which is good.