If the the middle two beams are not screwed in will the saw horse still be sturdy? (The idea is for easier storage in like a cabinet or something)
1342705
I wouldn't know that answer, since I never tried it! My best advice is to make sure the middle two beams are in the brackets tightly. Otherwise, any vibrating machinery might cause them to separate. Good luck!
1342706
I took the screws out to store mine. The beams fit pretty snug so depending on what your needs are you could leave the beams a little long so they wouldn't wobble out or put in a couple of screws part way or drill a couple of holes for removable pins, (which is what I think I will do next time I use them).
1342707
That's how I have mine set up, I only screwed the legs in and have 2 48" beams separate so I can store it away. Sturdy enough to use a circular saw on top.
2179002
There are for large bolts that connect the top to the two pieces. As long as you aren't taking the whole thing apart it wouldn't be a big deal to move.
1165047
Its not sturdy if you need to hang a lot of stuff on it. Once you put it together its not easy to store unless you have a huge closet. The box it came in isn't very big and can stand in the corner, of course you'll be assembling and disassembling when you need it. One of mines is still in the box..going to try to sell it in a garage sale soon.
1426774
no ,you have to take it apart.I have open beam cieling and it hangs indoors in the family room.the dogs can't clime on it as it swings away
443021
We installed ours on a hollow door and it's loaded with canned goods, however, if you do not intend to secure it properly, then no it won't even hold together.
1780945
Yes, absolutely - otherwise it will be wobbly.It put mine up years ago and the post is still sturdy. The slow plow has taken out the cross arm and mailbox, but the post remains secure. I bought a second kit to get a new cross arm. The new post cover part is still in the box in my garage rafters, just in case.
443024
Yes. You need to anchor it using something, even if loading with smaller items.
42094
I haven't opened mine but I had a very similar one. I hired a handyman and we put up huge brackets on my lanai beams with an eye-bolt and a chain with a carabiner clip attached to adjustably hang my old one up. NEVER had an issue! Good luck.
248948
It should be fine as long as the bar is on a flat level surface. During the assembly I make see what other measures I could take to increase the stability, such as glue it increased screws. But that would just be as a precaution as it's pretty sturdy from the start.
1585059
You would need the eye screws that go into a beam. Someone at Home Depot could help you easily and it should be pretty inexpensive. I would wait to get it though so you can make sure the swing clips for the screws.
1881569
You might have to anchor the legs to the deck side rails or to something else stationary ~ we have one on our deck at themountain house and we have it tied in 3 places to the side rails of the deck.
2110069
I think you could do that, but I don't suspect it would be very stable unless you glued them together.
984856
It's screwed in. I think it would not be wise to leave it out. I expect it would be wobbly.
978217
No the stability would be compromised. The Honey you can do rods also do not FIT in some of the pre drilled holes for the side shelves.
644473
Would there be a wall or something supporting the ends? If not, I doubt it would be able to support itself freestanding.
2043318
Actually middle shelf is not moveable and I believe if you don't assemble into closet, it will not be sturdy. Haven't tried it without it.
1249410
If you just use the supplied screws to assemble it no. If you add wood glue to the crosspiece dowels and clamp the assembly until set, it is very sturdy.