Could the self above the tower opening be taken out? If so could a tower this size 22.3 x 11.2 x 22.1 inches fit in that opening?
1430821
The shelf can be taken out, yes. I've taken it out for my tower and used it as a shelf for my subwoofer. The cubby is tall enough, but not deep enough, and part of your tower will hang out, as does mine. I have a board underneath to protect the bottom, though.
1430822
yes, the self above the tower opening can be taken out. but there would not be any support for the main self. This is because the main self is supported by four pegs (see photo) I wouldn't recommended to modify. For your purpose you should buy a different desk. I hope this helps.
1430823
Cheap desk and terrible seller that I bought from. Came damaged TWICE and third time seller ignored me.I would buy at a staples or furniture store and not from one of these online sellers that screwed me around and left me with a damaged desk bought by my dying mother for her grand son as a last birthday gift!
1070174
Yes, but I did not use it, because of the lack of room above my window. It is part of the hardware enclosed.
745051
No, but if you wanted to use every available inch of space, you could have a replacement caddy built that would exactly fit your opening. It wouldn't be very expensive; any good cabinet shop or woodworker could do it.
1261016
Its in one of my towers so I'm unsure, but it barely fit. If you're unsure you can fit it in your tower my advice is not to get it. If you have a store bought computer like a gateway I'm sure it wont
2209143
Dear Customer:The dimensions are as follow: 10.5" width x 23.0" height x 22.0" depth. Notice that the width may be affected by the hinge mechanism (about 1.5"). In any case you can still remove the door, install the computer tower and reinstall the door. Hope that will help.
48661
It's just a tad over 16" high & 18" deep. The PC towers I have are smaller than that, so they would fit.
506583
No, there is no opening at the top of the unit to allow access. The only openings are air vents on sides, zip front doorway and bottom floor.
722249
Yes it should, and even if its just a bit too tall then you are still able to remove the top panel.
1026450
The tower cradle dimensions at full spread,are only about 9" wide, so I don't believe your tower will fit, but the depth wouldn't be a problem.
328081
Yes if you unscrewed the hinges on the lid it will come off but it won't look very good. It is 22" tall without lid and 23" tall with lid.
331857
about 23 in high and 16 inches deep. My tower fits fine with plenty of room to spare. hope that helps
1210755
no the opening isn't big enough....but I wouldn't buy this piece,,,keep looking...
1663040
This item did not work out for me. I do not know the measurements of mine, but sounds like this would not work for you. It's best for a larger upright tower
2270845
I wouldn't recommend it even if i does fit. The cabinet is not built to provide the air flow needed for a desktop computer tower. You would cause harm to your pc over time with the heat that would build up, possibly even cook your processor or mother board. I'd recommend looking for a piece of furniture that is made to house technical components.
629890
It may be possible; however, you may have to fabricate a new top or modify the existing top. The case interlocks together having each piece adds to the overall integrity of the unit.
99105
You could remove the tray, but a big hole under it. Possible to put a piece of wood or something over the entire thing to keep it leveled and use the full amount of space.
290692
In theory, yes. Assuming it is a standard model, without any modifications or custom pieces to restrict the capability. As long as the tower is labeled under a "low profile" configuration, with the factory pieces, yes.