how much space between each shelf? Also, one of the reviews mentioned she left off a shelf to accommodate taller plants can this can be done? thx
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The space between shelves is 12" and Yes, a shelf can easily be left out. They are not adjustable, but they can be left out.
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A little less than 11 1/2 inches between shelves and leaving off a shelf would not be a problem
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Yes you can leave a shelf out but it's not as stable. There's 11 inches between shelves.
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There is 11.25 inches between each shelf. You will be able to leave a shelf out to create more room. The shelves are designed to make the unit more rigid so I wouldn't leave more than one off.
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theres enough room in between the shelves for an average size plant. and yes you can leave out a shelf for larger plants
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there is 12 inches between the shelves, and yes you can leave a shelf off. you just have to install the bracket the shelf rests on to make it sturdy.
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There are 12" between shelves. I think you can leave off shelves. I am sure you can. My Husband put it together and he is not home now, but that would solve a problem. I feel the shelves are too close for the plants I have, but eliminating one or more would help!
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12in between each shelf, and yes a shelf can be left off during assembly for taller plants, but will compromise stability as the shelves make the product sturdy. Since the top shelf is open, I put taller plants there.
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You can space however you wish but make sure you dont make the top too heavy. You can do as few or as many shelfs as you wish.
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Ok, a previous person said that there are 8 inches between the shelves. I just got mine and it's about 6.5 inches. Also, I would not consider these shelves adjustable unless you're ok with re-drilling holes and having other holes showing.
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Dave, sorry for taking so long. The vertical space between top of shelf and underside of top is 12.5 inches. This is a very nice piece for the price.
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54 inches high x 14 inches wide x 14 inches deep; the top shelf can be used for plants of any height and the bottom shelf can accommodate a good sized plant but the 2nd shelf can only hold small plants...I use it for 2 baby orchids.
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Hello......the space between the middle shelf and bottom shelf is approximately 19 1/2 inches. Any more questions, please ask. It tall and beautiful!
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There are three adjustments that can be made for each shelf that are one inch apart. If you choose the top hole the space would be about nine inches or so. In top unit there are two adjustable shelves.
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The first shelf (with the cutout) is 14" off the floor, the second shelf (the tray) is 25", the third shelf (with the bungalow) is 33" and to the top of the bungalow is 48" - We modified ours and removed the "pillar" on the top of the bungalow (Miss Jenny Fur didn't like the slight wobble) and placed the final shelf on top of the bungalow to total height of ours is 48". With the post in place, the total height would be around 56". By the way, after a couple of days, the smell that I mentioned has gone away and Miss Jenny has decided that the bungalow is a most excellent place to curl up and sleep. She loves this thing!! The first shelf (with the cutout) is 14" off the floor, the second shelf (the tray) is 25", the third shelf (with the bungalow) is 33" and to the top of the bungalow is 48" - We modified ours and removed the "pillar" on the top of the bungalow (Miss Jenny Fur didn't like the slight wobble) and placed the final shelf on top of the bungalow to total height of ours is 48". With the post in place, the total height would be around 56". By the way, after a couple of days, the smell that I mentioned has gone away and Miss Jenny has decided that the... » Read More The first shelf (with the cutout) is 14" off the floor, the second shelf (the tray) is 25", the third shelf (with the bungalow) is 33" and to the top of the bungalow is 48" - We modified ours and removed the "pillar" on the top of the bungalow (Miss Jenny Fur didn't like the slight wobble) and placed the final shelf on top of the bungalow to total height of ours is 48". With the post in place, the total height would be around 56". By the way, after a couple of days, the smell that I mentioned has gone away and Miss Jenny has decided that the bungalow is a most excellent place to curl up and sleep. She loves this thing!! « Show Less
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Hi, yes you can adjust the height of the shelves to make the space in between as you prefer. BR
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Hi Molly, the shelves are 35.5 inches. I don't think you can order more shelves from this vendor, but you might want to contact them since this is a modular unit, and there shouldn't be any reason you couldn't, although you'd probably need to anchor it to a wall over a certain height to ensure stability. The container store also sells a very similar product that is quite a bit more expensive, but you can put a unit together in any configuration you want http://www.containerstore.com/shop/shelving/interMetroreg/components?N=13383&mr;=shelving. Hope that helps.
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Do you mean the clearance height-wise? (as opposed to circumference of the shelves)I'll see if I can measure...not all of my pots can fit in any of the slots. Ie, my stock pot can only fit on the bottom one, and they get progressively smaller towards the top. (I suppose if there were more clearance on the shelf I keep the pan tree on, I could theoretically put the stock pot on the top shelf, too)
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Without measuring exactly, I'm going to say about 12". Tall plants need to go on the top shelves.
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I honestly can't remember. I would have to look again and get back with you. However, I do know that when you stack two sets of shelves (in this picture, there are two "sets"), the row you get between the 2 different sets is a bit larger (higher) than the row that exists between the two shelves in the one stackable shelf. I hope I'm explaining that clears.
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glad to help- it's quite deep AND wide- being winter, they're in storage right now, but, last summer i was able to put 2 6" pots and 4 plants out of a 6-pack as well as 2 small creeping jenny's or vinca's in each one- my guess is the depth is 10" or more on the longer part and approx. 8" on the shorter part. they are made of a very durable and thick plastic- will definitely last for years- good luck with your growing and hope this helps :)
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No, unfortunately, I wondered about the same thing. Those bottom legs you see in the pic are set as they are. If you were to try to stack two units, the bottom legs will not connect to the top shelf of the second unit. I even looked at the Honey-Can-Do website and catalog (which was not very user friendly). There MIGHT be a way if you buy each piece separately, but I was not willing to go there. Honestly, even if you could do it, I would not trust the safety of stacking it that high and putting items on it. I hope this helps!
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I do not have an exact answer but if you could look into buying an extra shelf like a single in same size and brand to see if you can just add the shelf portion to this one? Just a though, the single might be cheaper..I'm not even sure if it's possible (my step dad put mine together).
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Hi Colleen, Thank you for your interest in our product. I read all the comments by buyers and I appreciate their positive feedback. All their input is correct and they make valid points. The base is 18" at the floor and very sturdy, I agree that if there is a weight difference between plants, I would tend to put the heavier plant on the bottom shelf. If I can be more help please don't hesitate to ask. Thanks Frank
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not really, I would have to measure to be positive, but the space between the shelves is about 3 to 4 inches I would say. Most large cans of vegetables are bigger than that. You would probably have to lay them down.I used them in my pantry that had 4 big shelves with 18" to 2' in between them. So I put one of these on each shelf. This way I can put small things in between these little shelves and then on top I have room for taller things. does that help?