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Question: Are the shelves of this unit removable ? So it can be st up with just one middle shelf
Document: I had a similar shelf on my bathroom and one of the shelves broke. I have been searching everywhere and this is the only one that satisfied me. I'm very happy with this purchase and I would recommend to anyone that comes to my house.
Nice wood, easy to put together. These sell for $300.00 for the same exact product. If you are looking for this type of shelf I do recommend buying this unit, you can even stack them to make the unit taller.
It is not exactly what I was wanting but for my toddlers room The shelves are shallow for the books, but it will do. It did arrive damaged but that part is not exposed (as it is a corner unit) so I did not file a claim. It does however bother me to pay full price and pay for shipping and receive damaged product.The quality of the bookcase is along the price point.
This shelf combined with one other I ordered worked perfectly inside my large corner cabinet with doors. I created a wonderful bookcase.
Really cheap particle board. If you decide to buy this DO NOT use any sort of electric drill/driver. The screws bust through the coarse particle board like nuthin's business. This unit was wall mounted and a small, empty duffle bag fell on it from about 36". Broke the top shelf away from the back boards. What a waste of money. Avoid if you need something strong enough to hold stuff heavier than a few toilet paper rolls.
The first ill omen was its state of arrival- one of the corners of the box had been torn out, and the shelves damaged. Okay, I thought, I can deal with that, a little cosmetic damage is no big deal. With such a simple storage system, I assumed that it would be easy to setup- five shelves, two walls, how hard is that?Turns out it's not easy when the holes are drilled poorly. They're not even aligned!
Shoddy. You'll have to modify this shelf to get it to stay together. After collapsing it on my toes in the dark 30 times I finally decided to drill screws into it's sides to keep the shelves from falling off the tiny wooden pegs they provide. It looks wonderful now that I've made it y'know, functional. 2 stars for idiocy.
It is good in the way that it holds things. It's pretty stable. It's fairly easy to construct but I broke one of the shelves. The holes for the wooden pegs weren't big enough so one of the shelves split when I was trying to put the pegs in. Luckily, I decided to leave out two of the center shelves because the space is so small. I wouldn't have been able to put anything on the shelves if I had put all of them in. The white finish is really cheap.
The shelf is cheaply made and it came already banged up and parts broken on it. For the price I expected better quality. If I wanted Walmart quality I would have just bought one from there. So here are the good things about this shelf: It is a corner shelf and it was easy to put together. Bad things: It's cheaply made. The corners came already chipped and banged up. The laminate was lifted on the sides where it looks like it was dropped.
And that third shelf with the peeling had a chunck missing in the corner like someone dropped it in the factory. Obviously quality control at Foremost is lacking because anyone could see these blemishes easily. But I don't feel like packing this whole thing up and shipping it back. I'll eat the 60 or 70 bucks this thing cost me. I don't all their products are this dinged up so maybe the one Amazon sent me was a reject that got mixed in with the good stuff.
Answer: The shelf unit is flatpacked; each divider, the bottom and back are separate pieces which you need to screw together....so yes, you could just use the middle divider.It is a solid "chunky" unit and i am very happy with it.