Is it necessary to use the cedar inserts or can the box be used without them?
1367379
Mine didn't come with Cedar inserts either. I would think that the cedar would keep moths or other bugs away from whatever you are storing, I am using it for wrapping and such so I wasn't concerned. It is kind of flimsy though.
1367380
I'm not completely clear what the "cedar inserts" are referring to but the sides of the bag are rigid but not connected to each other which makes this impossible to pick up and keep the contents organized. I tried using it for wrapping paper but the top and bottom are just fabric making it a fancy trash bag. I've already bought a replacement. I would not buy this again.
1367381
Mine didn't come with cedar inserts. So I am using it without them. It is not very stiff but it serves my purposes exactly. I love that it has handles so i can pull it from under the bed. Ummm......cedar inserts may have been nice. I may check on that! But it's great without them.
1367382
The cedar inserts, as far as I'm aware--and I have two of these boxes--are already stitched into the box itself. I never saw an insert that I could put in myself. Frankly, it doesn't smell much like cedar, so if that's what you're concerned about, don't worry. You don't even notice they're there. I hope this helped.
887014
I have never done it, but if you use stainless steel staples and ensure that the pressure is correct, i.e. not driving the staple thru the cedar, there should be not problem.
2159860
I haven't really tried to use this box without the insert, but I would guess that you might be able to fit 14 without it. Though, you really wouldn't want to since it is already hard to get the cupcakes out without damaging them when you do use the insert. Not having one will just make it that much harder. Plus, transporting them without the insert will also risk damage to the icing, etc. Just my opinion. If you don't care what the cupcakes may look like or if it will be hard to get them out of the box, then don't use the insert. Otherwise, I would recommend using one.
1264383
The cardboard we got only kept the lid from scratching the interior of the box. We used no insert at our wedding and it seemed to work great and kept the scroll work intact visually. You really don't need anything inside.
232250
I think that is just the brand because there is definitely no cedar - all plastic. But they are still pretty nice shapers IMHO. I like that they can be stored flat.
252381
you really do not need them, its that easyor check the manufacturers web site. This tent is awesome. I have never used a tent, and it was easy for me to put together :)
1356648
hmmm, you can leave it out, however, either way the box needs something to tie it together. It was much smaller than I wanted. It isn't something I use much
720567
I am afraid you would have to ask the manufacturer that question. I do not use those kind of boxes.
1584804
You do not need a box sprimgs, but make sure you either get a matress that has actual springs in them or a bunk bed matress that already has the wooden base built in. beware of the matress that is just stuffed with fibers and stuffing.
564132
You do not need one. I did purchase a low profile version boxspring and we like the higher set but its a preference not a requirement.
820742
These tools use proprietary inserts--at least I have not found them elsewhere. Not sure about other tools.
792899
No, you do not need box spring. It comes with slabs. I have no place to put my old box spring, so i just use my box spring instead of the supplied slabs
1279416
None. there are holes and support included in the box to achieve the different configurations
1733336
No you will need at least 2 1/2 inches as the top has a rear lip that is very visable. One thing I can say is this is an awsome box and 2 years in the smell of cedar is still there.
1918741
Yes, you don't even have to use them. They are not necessary and just snap in after you assemble the cage. I only use 2 of the ramps and 1 of the shelves.
1517995
You could put the cabinet together without the X section. It is not required for structural integrity.
1512897
Yes. You must install a wood slat to your house, siding, brick exterior... then install the bracket that comes with the planter-box to the wood slat (not included). I was not extremely thrilled by this since I had planned to remove the boxes during winter months. Otherwise, I was thrilled with my boxes.