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Question: Will the shelves fit a 3 ring binder?
Document: After assembling the bookshelves (I purchased 3) I found that the the height between shelves was smaller than I needed by a quarter of an inch. Also, there was a broken screw (no extra) for which I had to find a replacement. All in all, I found them unsatisfactory. It would cost me more to ship them back than to just use them for something else and buy new ones. I will not buy from this company again.
These bookcases are made of pressed wood, and too much weight will cause breakage, because the shelves are supported only by long screws that go through predrilled holes in the vertical supports. They will definitely not hold up to much weight or rough handling. They are easy to assemble, but you may find that the predrilled holes and slots for backing boards(laminated cardboard) aren't quite lined up. I bought them because they were the only ones I could find that would fit under my cat's favorite window.
Shipped in 2 shipments and they didn't indicate how it was going to ship. Also, they don't let you order more than 3 of these at a time. I don't think the item is such that it has to be scrutinize.
Just what I needed for my small space. Printer fits on top perfectly. Fitting collapsible shelves gives extra storage. Thanks.
However, you need to be slightly handy and own a drill in order to do this. It works though.Lastly, the middle shelf had finishing on both sides. In order to identify which side faces the back, there is a magic marker black line hand drawn on it. I purchased 3 of these book cases. In one case the line on the middle shelf was correctly drawn on the edge to face the back.
This product is the worst we have ever purchased on Amazon. It arrived with multiple cosmetic issues: black marks, small chips all around the edges, and dented. We decided to overlook these flaws since it was a cheap purchase anyway. Well, we couldn't assemble the bookshelf at all because the screws they provided were too wide and deep to fit into the pre-drilled holes. Each screw stuck out about a half inch.
I chose this shelf because it looked attractive would fit my music books and other literature perfectly. I was wrong. It ultimately fails as a bookshelf... I kind of feel sorry for the tree that they cut down to make this or whatever material Ore International uses for their products. It is poorly made with gaps between the boards after all the sweat and tears you've shed screwing in all 12 screws.
I only had a very small space to put a bookshelf, and this was the only one I could find that fits. It's held together fine for three and a half years now. To get a sense of my usage, the top is filled completely with mainly paperbacks, and the bottom is stacked with heavy books. So far it shows no signs of breaking down. Neither of the shelves is tall, so I have to put some books sideways instead of standing them up.
On the other hand, I didn't want magic marker showing on the front of my book case and didn't want to risk damaging the finish by trying to find a way to remove the magic marker. What I did was install it facing the wrong way with the magic marker mark facing the back where no one would see it, and then shaving down the area around it in the groove with a knife in order to force the back panel to fit anyways.
really amazing for the price you are paying its small and sturdy, what else can you ask for?great product i love it :)
Answer: I believe the shelves would be about 0.5 - 1 inch short to fit a standard three-ring binder.  The shelves are shorter than 11.5 inches.