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Question: what are the dimensions?  length, width and depth.  How many shelves are there
Document: Don't believe the dimensions presented in the Amazon ad. Says it is 8&#34; deep. Well ... this would be the base ONLY. The shelves are 5&#34; deep. Extremely narrow. Returned units to Amazon.
These seemed perfect for my apartment but it has so many bad reviews so I was sceptical about them .... But they're PERFECT! I love them ! Colors great they look black , they're very sterdy, perfect about of space for my DVDs games play station and xbox just took the back off on two shelves which was simple. Can't rave enough . They're awesome !
I have purchased and built many of these pre-fabricated types of shelves, from monster 1200 DVD/media units and computer desks to these smaller media/display shelves, all from several different manufacturers. This was the easiest to build and also offered the functionality I was looking for.The Build: Time ~ 30 minutes while watching playoff Football:What I liked about the build is that instead of long sections, it was parceled out into three sections: top, middle and bottom.
I was pleased with the shelf, by the time i arranged the CD's and Video tapesit wasnt alot of room for as many as I thought it would hold, but I still liked it.
Got this for my mom's small apartment to keep her dvd's and cd's in. It's a perfect cabinet for small areas; and it holds many movies and cd's. We have two of them! Thanks for a good product!
It tips the cabinet back ever so slightly and greatly reduces the risk that the cabinet will fall forward. If I had rambunctious kids, I might be more cautious.This baby's so great I just ordered a second one. (I didn't realize I had so many CDs!)
I needed a compact CD/Blu-ray storage cabinet that made the most of a limited amount of space, and I wanted it to look at least somewhat upscale. This cabinet is exactly what I needed.Surprisingly, there are very few wood CD cabinets available on the market anymore. Many of them are wire and just look silly.
The console provides a lot of storage for CD's but takes up a small amount of space in the living room. It is not a hardy piece of furniture by any means, painted press board, but is perfectly adequate. I like the espresso color as it blends well with real hardwood. The pieces are many, but if you organize them and carefully follow the instructions you put it together easily in the time it takes to watch a good movie in the background!
For many years now, most of my purchasing dollars have gone through Amazon. Trusted, loyal and faithful has Amazon earned those dollars. Still, I must be cost conscious. As my DVD and Blu-Ray collection has grown over the years, CD's too, we all know the value of these discs. To haphazardly keep these costly cased discs can become problematic to say the least. We cherish them and try to display them, but the few choices from limited companies can be just as costly.
Keeping in mind that SOME things just needed to be seen before purchasing. I read every review from each style Media Storage Unit. Compiled my notes and needed a decision, but wanted eyes on something tangible first.Many consistencies within most reviews spoke of disproportionate size in actuality vs pictorial on the site. This was a serious point of contention for me. Size is my most crucial interest! I chose to go on the hunt. With notes hand and pics from Amazon, I searched. Many outlet stores offered little.
Answer: 54 1/2" tall x 13" wide x 5 13/16" deep---base extends another 2 3/8" from front of unit---8 shelves---first two shelves from bottom are adjustable---there are 5 levels of pre-drilled holes for setting the pegs.