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Question: how many cdcs does this hold?
Document: I like this storage case except for the bottom shelf, no matter how you space the shelves the bottom isnt large enough to hold a standard DVD.
The trickiest part is lining up the back panels just right so that you have room to nail them on without missing a board. I managed ok with this but it is a bit annoying. Other than that you have 3 dowels 3 cam locks and 6 screws to hold it all together and it is sturdy.
This is pretty but the instructions leave some thing to be desired. It took two of us quite a while to figure it out. Does not really hold as much as advertised due to the placement of the shelves. If you store CD's and DVD's you will not get as much storage  as you would expect due to the pre-drilled holes for shelf placement. Overall it's pretty good at a reasonable price.
I must learn to read sizes, as this was much smaller than I thought, and it can be hung on the wall, which was not indicated. The reason I'm writing this review, is to indicate the amount of work it takes to put this little guy together. Both my husband and I had to interpret the instructions, measure for nail placement of backing, as one needs to hold in place, while the other pounds nails or you'd mar the cherry, by sitting it down.
Easy enough to assemble, though not as no-brainer as some DYI items. The backing uses tape (on the back) to hold the pieces together and it doesn't have the predrilled nail holes that I've seen before. But once it's together and all the particle board dust is cleaned up, it's a sturdy shelf that holds everything I needed it to. Thought I would fill it up with CDs, but had one row extra, so used two slots for the kids DVDs.
Item arrived with a scrape which I filled in with a stain stick; otherwise, it looks ok. Note that the dimension of 8.75 inches is the bottom platform. The shelves are actually only 4.5 inches deep with a 3/4 inch gap in the back (shelves are not tight to the backing). This will not matter if you are using it to hold CD's and such; however, I wanted to display trophies and small figurines with legs of which some would fall through this opening.
I needed a storage center for to organize my video game collection, and this fit the bill pretty well - nice color, adjustable shelves, tall enough to hold plenty of games but narrow enough to fit where I wanted it; at the time, it was on sale for an unbeatable $49.99; there was no way I could pass that up.When the box arrived, I was greeted by a bunch of otherwise well-packed wood coated with a fine layer of sawdust.
I would've been better off with the wood glue; I'll admit I'm a poor handyman, but even I can't have missed the proper mark so many times. There're no exact markers for putting the nails in the back, other than that they should be 2-3 inches away from corners. Somehow I managed to put 4 nails through the back, drilling just to the left or right of the center support, and I even managed to put one through the left side, chipping away a good deal of finish.
needed lots of storage and found it for a great price! These were easy to assemble and adjustable shelves made for greater capacity!! Awesome price :)
a good product for the money. As others have noted the instructions leave a bit to be desired. I suggest reading them through once before beginning assembly (like a recipe). Spacing is shelves is well-designed for optimizing capacity when using either CDs or DVDs.
Answer: I have around 425-450 CD's on mine and have 4 1/2 shelves still empty