I am in Walnut Grove (near Gadsden/Boaz area). My daughter lived in Graceville, Fl and was Concert Mistress for the Dothan Symphony Orchestra several years ago. Nice area.

I have one of those three high and I found it will not carry much weight, so I store my leftover batting in it. And if I want to do a craft show, the rack is not hard to empty, take apart, and put in my car.

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Isn't it "funny" how people connect. I love it. I live in PA. But my mom lives in Ozark, Ala. which is not far from Dothan!
Rejoyce

dont put frabric in it i had a system in my closet exactly like that with my stash it and it collapsed !! it took me 3 days to buy shelving and refold everything and put it back it was inside my closet in my sewing room it was sure a mess to clean up but just an fyi fabric is too heavy.
carla m

Lay them on their sides either together or separated. This way, you will multiply the surfaces for storing/stacking. If two boxes are separated and space about 12" apart, you can store in the two boxes and in between plus on top. A third box can be placed over the 12" space for more space. -- Lucky you for your wonderful find!!!

I live in PA also. In Port Royal, right in the center of the state.

All of the wonderful quilt pattern books on the bottom and Project 1 in one area and Project 2 in the other area!

I have sets of these racks that I keep all my fabrics in. Each cube holds a different color and its easy to find what I'm looking for. The good thing about these is you can arrange the cubes any way you want to fit your space. I've had them so full of fabrics it was hard to get them out and I never had them colapse. Just make sure they are firmly pushed into the round holders.

I also have a similar one (3x3). It has some fabrics, books on top (had to use a board for the books to set better), also have my UFO's, PIG's, and PHD's setting in the cubbies, That way they are in-sight instead of out of sight out of mind!

I got one also at a yard sale , I store my material on it.. I had enough for 4 cubes but I made three and used other wire walls to split the other cubicals and gives more support as well.

I have something very similar and use it for UFOs that I've already put into smaller shoebox-size bins.