Follow up question to the stacking one -- could you assemble two tables like the three tier and omit one shelf/top?
1332365
Sorry, table was a gift to college student who gave it to someone else. I can't answer this, but it was a high quality product, attractive, well worth the price.
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I took mine apart to see if that would work. The unit assembles from the top with screw on caps that hold the leg pieces on. Then you slide a shelf onto the four legs. At that point you could use the legs from the second purchase and add another shelf and then put the feet on after that. As far as leaving a shelf off, I don't think the unit would be sturdy enough. If you want to make a three tier out of two , that should definitely work.
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Mine is standing on a carpet and I have a VCR (the heavier part) on the lower shelf and a DVD-Player on the second shelf. So it is sturdy. If you have three tier I don't know if it doesn't topple. Maybe you have to fix in at the wall.
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Yes, you can leave out the 2 shelves and add an extra clothes bar (not included). The vertical divider is fixed and can not be moved. The top shelf is also fixed and part of the structure so it is can not be moved. Otherwise you are free to do as you please. I use mine strictly as shelving storage for a pantry and added shelves to both sides. It was necessary to add shelf supports since there are none on the left side. It is a very nice cabinet for the money.
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I turned one shelf upside down to make the bottom shelf zone taller - so I would say yes - you can leave one out - shelves are popped into framing - but the unit wobbles - with any weight - so keep it simple and light - and does not roll well at all once weighted items are added -
2270022
No, I wouldn't assemble without the shelf, for all the reasons that you noted. Hope thus was helpful! P.S. Great piece of furniture!
2270024
The table could be assembled without the bottom shelf. The bottom shelf is sandwiched by 4 legs, which are stained completely. You may compromise its potential usage by not having the bottom shelf for its added stability. If you do put the bottom shelf, put any two diagonal legs first will eliminate a second person to hold the bottom shelf.
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There isn't anything on the table top that would hold another table in place, but otherwise yes you could stack it. They aren't really designed for that though.
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I did not assemble my unit myself. So I do not know the answer. My friend did it for me because it arrived while I was gone. He said it was very simple. But simple can be a relative term. I do know that the rack on one side is meant to be lower than the rack on the other side. They are not the same height, in case that is hopeful.
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I no longer have these, but as I recall, there is one way to stack them for nesting and another for shelves. I recall that the shelving arrangement snapped in place. I also used them in a small camper closet and they worked perfectly.
1691856
Yes you can. I also had a space that was just a little too small so I left off the bottom legs and just used the first level as the base and stacked the second one on top. It worked perfectly.
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Yes, I stacked two but eliminated one shelf as I cracked it by accident. Turns out that it was tall enough anyway. I placed it between the fridge and wall. When storing things keep heavier items on the bottom (soda/beer/canned food) to stabalize and boxed items on top. I also nailed a small piece of wood to the floor as a "stop" to prevent the cart from rolling all the was out and topling over. Hope this helps.
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I don't think so. The sides of the middle piece connect to the shelf units. So, it's basically all connected as one piece after assembly.
1164673
Yes. Do not install the middle shelf. When instructions say to install the middle shelf, install the top shelf in it's place and you will still have a finished top shelf. Hope this helps.
809387
I did and it work great. You don't actually stack them, you just assemble more shelves together and end up with an extra shelf and a set of top caps & feet. You will have a 7-shelf unit then.
693704
You can omit the shelf but there is a piece of pipe along the front and back that must stay for structural support. A very nice desk
714958
No, you'd have to stack one on top of the other. I have done that for a desk that's too low and it works just fine.
1921928
Technically yes but you would not have a middle shelf on one of the them (since there are only 5 shelves) but yes, you can assemble two units that are half the height.
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Do you mean stacking one of them on top of the other? I have not done this but it seems that because of the rotating piece at the bottom,stacking one on the other may not be stable enough.