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| Just a heads up, these might work well for video game storage |
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| Howard_Casto:
Well it looked like a thin plastic to me, and *most* videogame consoles don't weigh anything. It's already out of stock though so nevermind. |
| ark_ader:
Get yourself a nice Stereo cabinet from a consignment store and stick everything in there. |
| ChadTower:
I have been using a similar set for my clothes and linens for more than 20 years. Mine are a metal wireframe though they appear to have the same connectors and dimensions. They were awesome in college when I moved every few months. I could just take them down and throw them in the car. Build something at the new place shaped to whatever corner I was using there. You could use them for consoles but I would keep all of the weight at the bottom. They get wobbly if you put any weight near the top because the base is no deeper than the rest of it. |
| dkersten:
We're all DIY'ers here, just build something.. some plywood or MDF and a couple cans of paint and BOOM, you have storage. Granted, if all you have is a jigsaw, drill, and a couple clamps, this might not be the best route... |
| Howard_Casto:
That's not necessarily the best route if your collection is ever expanding. I'm into consoles atm and I pick up missing ones whenever I run across them. So I have the option of building something that fits my collection now and having to re-build it when I get more stuff, make it way oversized and have a bunch of empty slots, or find a modular solution that I can expand upon as needed. |
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