Vaultz Locking CD File Cabinet, 2 Drawers, 8 x 14.5 x 15.5 Inches, Black (VZ01094)
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Thank you for contacting us with your inquiry! In Vaultz CD file folders, each drawer can hold 165 CDs, 60 CDs in slim cases, or 30 CDs in full-size jewel cases.
Thank you for contacting us with your inquiry! Both the drawers and the dividers can be taken out.
MDF is used in the construction of all Vaultz® products. Our Vaultz® products have a wood MDF board as their main frame.br>The MDF is covered with a PP laminate (which is Prop 65 approved). It's a PVC-based plastic that's similar to vinyl in terms of safety. br>Finally, metal rails, chrome corners, and locks are added to the Vaultz® cases.
Thank you for contacting us with your inquiry! There is a number assigned to these units (101-). On the lock, there is a number (105), which is embossed. A different type of key corresponds to each number. In a nutshell, these drawers come with a variety of keys.
Selected User Reviews For Vaultz Locking CD File Cabinet, 2 Drawers, 8 x 14.5 x 15.5 Inches, Black (VZ01094)
This is a fantastic case, but there is one flaw in the design that could be improved. When the disks are loaded into the drawers, the weight causes the drawers to slide slowly in and out. They cling and dangle from the ceiling. Smaller rollers on the inside of the case are required for these to roll in and out rather than sliding from wood to wood. It would be worthwhile to pay a little more for this upgrade. I did, however, discover a method for making them glide more smoothly. I sanded the inside rails a couple of times with fine sandpaper. After you've finished, your rag will be covered in black paint. That's fine; after a thorough cleaning, I rubbed some 3 in 1 oil on the rails and across the front inside lip with a rag. The drawers are now much smoother to slide in and out of. Also, this case only comes with 5 CD sleeves, so order more Vaultz sleeves to go with it. Otherwise, it's a good case; perhaps the new deluxe model will include steel wheels under the drawers.
I bought this to store MRI CDs for patients, thinking that the dividers in the picture would allow me to organize them alphabetically. Rather, you'll receive six blank white tabs that you'll have to label yourself. "Where are those fancy black alphabetized tabs?" I wondered as I peered inside the cabinet, at the bottom of the box. However, there aren't any. Instead, they provide you with six blank white tabs that you can fill in yourself. If you want to label it, go ahead, but it's not going to be enough to cover the entire alphabet. The tabs as shown are available on Amazon for a reasonable price, so I ordered them; however, it's disappointing that it didn't come with them as the picture implied; however, the cabinet itself appears to be excellent, and I can lock it, which is essential for patient records. However, not having what is depicted in the image is a form of deception.
I purchased a two-drawer cabinet. The top drawer would not close properly, and I had to push it into the cabinet 3/4 times before it would go in. The bottom one, on the other hand, did the exact opposite; it went in easily but refused to exit. I had to hold the entire cabinet in place and use force to pull it out. The drawer's handle appeared to be on the verge of breaking. A strong odor emanated from the cabinet (glue?). I believe that if the drawers were left outside the cabinet for a few days, the problem would go away. I was disappointed because the item would have appealed to me if it hadn't been manufactured so cheaply. I went back to Amazon.
I was looking for a way to organize all of my equipment CDs and this was the best I could come up with. It, on the other hand, performs admirably. It's just a lot heavier than I require. My only gripe is that the drawers are a little sticky, which isn't a big deal, but it does make opening them a little more difficult.
I adore these small drawers; they've made consolidating a breeze. My only complaint, which has no bearing on my star rating, is that the dual can only be stored vertically, whereas I had hoped to be able to lay them horizontally.
I've found that the drawers hold around 150 dvds or cds, and that having more than 50 in each section (3 sections per drawer) makes it difficult to take them in and out and see the tabs. The drawers are sturdy and simple to open and close - br>br> I'm not sure how one reviewer could claim otherwise; it had to be a faulty unit or a faulty customer (probably the latter). br>br>The only disadvantage is that this product only comes with 6 sample folders, so you'll have to buy your own. The folders are inexpensive, but when you need 300 or more, you'll need to pay a little more. It'll cost you an extra $40 if you add it all up. br>br>Excellent product; I'll purchase it again if my DVD collection grows too large.
This is a fantastic solution for those of us who have a ridiculous amount of DVDs and CDs. These sturdy, attractive cabinets hold 165 discs (in envelopes) per drawer, though it's best to leave a little extra breathing room to make flipping through the discs easier. It's a bit like browsing LPs in a record store back in the day. br>br>I keep all of my DVDs in these cabinets. I take the box's cover and any booklets out, flatten them, and store them somewhere else. DVD documentation, unlike the booklet on a CD, is mostly useless to me, and those bulky DVD cases are a morbidly inefficient storage method. br>br>Vaultz cabinets are space-saving and compact. It's also stackable and efficient. Especially for the price, this is a must-have.
These cabinets are great for storing CDs and DVDs because they are sturdy. Until I found these, jewel cases had taken over my house.
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