Could this bin be staked in the shape of an oval?
1344526
The bin can be staked into an oval with no problem as long as you have enough stakes. Four pieces of 4 ft rebar would certainly do it.
1344527
Absolutely, you would just need to have some additional support like two pieces of rebar to hold the oval shape.
1344528
It can be set up to either circle or oval - just put the bars / posts in the ground to anchor it to either.
1344529
Sure. Because it's so flexible, it could be set up to any shape. I have one of mine set in an oval shape without any problems. I used garden stakes on the inside to help it keep it's shape. Once you started filling it, it wouldn't need the stakes any more. (My other is set up in a circular shape and it doesn't have any stakes.)
917448
When this bin is not full,it tips over and blows away. I'd recommend getting so stakes that you can tie around it and stick it the ground.
1364184
The pipes are in oval shapes at the corners. I would not think there is a way to make a it into a square. I have not installed mine because we have a separate shower. We may install it later.
2079901
I'm really not sure, you might end up using two sets of panel to get that round shape you wanted or if it will even hold standing up?
244128
I do not believe that there are any bin storage systems that are offered. I suppose that you can frabricate a unit that will rest on the bottom - the measurements are 39 1/2" inside of the vertical posts and 15" width.
1612753
My opinion - I doubt it very much as it is basically 'a tent' . There is no weight at the bottom to hold it onto a surface, that is why it is staked. If and I mean if there is NO wind it might stay put for a time but once the wind starts I think it would take flight. Hope this helps.
191737
There is also available an oval one. ... wish I'd seen that before I bought this one. . The space is tight. .. but its sturdy
1797358
The bins can be rearranged to your liking, but only with the bins *oriented* in the direction that you see in the picture. For example, the smallest bins are shown arranged vertically. This is the only way they will go in the bin - but you can place them anywhere in the bin with that orientation. You will also note in the picture that the orientation of the bins changes for the areas immediately to the left and right of the handle, so that the small bins could be placed horizontally, there, but only there. Hope that isn't too confusing!
1662019
You probably could if you are handy at carpentry. The four corners are interlocking. At times they become unlatched and have to be reset. If you could fuse all the corners prior to stacking and reinforce the sides and ends I am sure it would be possible.
1998056
Not likely since the width would be too narrow. If it is a loaf shaped cake you are adding filling to then it would work. But round cakes would not work. Hope that helps.
2243644
I use them in round wastebaskets and they fit and allow me to tie the top for snug fit. However I do believe they would fit oval wastebaskets too.
1608755
Yes, you could do that. The finish may be compromised as it is a veneered surface. The edges would need finishing of some type.
1419099
The glass is seperate from the base so im sure you could put a different glass top on if you wanted, but i dont know if it would be unbalanced being oval.
359386
There is a small depression -- about 1/2 inch wide and maybe an 1/8 inch deep --running around the edge of the bottom. So, not completely flat. Also, note the bin sides are slightly angled out, not meeting at a 90 degree angle with the bottom.
320304
I suppose you could lay it on its side, but it really is not intended to be in that position. It's rounded on the sides, so it would not lay flat.
290783
Yes, depending on dimensions of course. I would say a 12 in by 12 in square bin would be perfect. No taller than maybe 10 in.
553600
It came in two large strips so it would not have to go in the corner. I suppose you could cut the spots out and arrange them however you want.