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Question: How many DVD does it hold?
Document: Our old CD tower would not hold our CD collection...too many. This works great now and has plenty of room for new additions. just took a couple of hours to put together. Not too hard.
It was a challenge to put it together as some of holes were too large to hold the dowels and some holes were too small to hold the support screws. It kept falling apart, due to the above mentioned problems, because the dowels didn't hold it tight. I would suggest that 2 people would work better than 1 when putting it together. I love how many DVD's it holds and it is very attractive and is on a roller base so you can turn it around to see all the DVD's.
The unit is easy to assemble and sturdy. As advertised it holds a large number of DVD and VHS units.
Lazy on the designer's part. When my DVD collection outgrows this piece, I will try another product.
I recommend this product for anyone who wants a stylish way to display their DVD collection. Here are some of the more important things to know:- The stock picture is representative of what the actual product looks like.
I have bought several of these media spinners and find them very easy to assemble. It is a great way to store many dvds in a small space and is very convenient. Very sturdy and is better than the much more expensive media spinners.
The hardest part is probably trying to thread the poles through each rung of the bookshelf, but the overall assembly time is pretty quick.- The shelves are just wide enough to accommodate a standard DVD case. If you have an unusually wide or weirdly shaped box (e.g., from a collector's edition), it probably won't fit.
What terrible packaging/design engineer decided that? It was almost as if some manager decided that the piece would only get so many fasteners, and the poor design team had to make it work.Do not bother trying to assemble this without 2 people, you will only become irate. Which is unfortunate, because as noted, it looks nice and is fine once it's put together.
I am actually considering buying another one just for the fact that you can rotate this thing and it doesn't look cheap in your room. The ones where you put up against the walls are just plain and sometimes I feel they don't work as well as regular book shelves. DVD shelves aren't built to last long at least for most I've come across.
A manga just so happens to have more or less the same dimensions as a DVD case, though it can be a bit thicker. I was able to place all of my collection along with some anime DVDs on this thing. The rotation make access easy and space saving. I will definitely be getting another one as I know my collection will continue growing.
Answer: It has 4 sections on each side that each hold 18 DVD's total of 288 more if they are in thinner cases less if they are in thicker cases. I hope this helps.