I understand that the pegs screw out, but do the supporting bars come apart for narrow storage?
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I purchased this for a gift for a distant relative, so sorry unable to provide that info
2161608
I just reassembled one that had been carefully disassembled. It is very sturdy now. However, a couple of the shelves got a small veneer loss during the disassembly. I do not see any loss of functionality due to disassembly.
1226224
The pegs don't come pre-installed on the shelves as I recall. If you're not going to stack them, I highly recommend you buy the matching mantel. It can also be found on Amazon or Casual Home's website.
2139991
No, they do not come apart. If you notice, there are only 3 legs and the shelf can be pulled to fit a certain shelf size.
415788
It can hold about what you see in the picture, without it leaning or caving in like mine did. I had to put wooden blocks on the bottom to help support the weight of my books and other items. The vertical shelves lean down towards the middle. I will say it was a nightmare putting it together and when I got it, it was missing half of the peices. It took a month to get all of It.
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Yes, the legs go through the brackets, so you can space shelfing to fit your own needs, they are held in place with screws that are included with the brackets.
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It does come apart for easy storage. The picture makes it look taller than it actually is.
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Yes, we recently took ours apart to put into storage and I heard no complaints from my husband about it being difficult. Just undo the 4-6 screws and pop out the sections. All can lay relatively flat.
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Yes the bars lock into place well when installed correctly. I recommend checking for looseness every once in awhile. I use a yakima bike rack on the bars and it holds just fine. Best.
536326
The bar that goes underneath the basket is bolted on. You can remove the bolts and bar from the basket if you wish.
2135494
Yes, the shelves are supported by metal pegs that fit into holes on the inner sides walls and are spaced vertically about an inch-inch and a quarter apart. If you're planning on storing CDs, you may want to use or buy empty jewel cases for the ends of each shelf because the face of the unit will make removing the end CDs difficult otherwise.
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I haven't had to disassemble ours, so I can't say definitively. Almost all of the various bars and shelves are held into the connecting brackets by pressure. For things to fit securely many recommend using a rubber mallet to tap them into place. I'm sure with a little force they would slide apart. If you're frequently assembling and disassembling the unit though, these connection points may loosen over time. That wouldn't matter so much with the vertical pieces, as long as you're not planning on going a great deal of weight on the shelves. It would be more critical on the horizontal connections, but if you have a vehicle which would allow you to leave those sections connected, they would lay flat anyway. I haven't had to disassemble ours, so I can't say definitively. Almost all of the various bars and shelves are held into the connecting brackets by pressure. For things to fit securely many recommend using a rubber mallet to tap them into place. I'm sure with a little force they would slide apart. If you're frequently assembling and disassembling the unit though, these connection points may loosen over time. That wouldn't matter so much with the vertical pieces, as long as you're not planning on going a great deal of weight on the shelves. It would be more critical on the horizontal... » Read More I haven't had to disassemble ours, so I can't say definitively. Almost all of the various bars and shelves are held into the connecting brackets by pressure. For things to fit securely many recommend using a rubber mallet to tap them into place. I'm sure with a little force they would slide apart. If you're frequently assembling and disassembling the unit though, these connection points may loosen over time. That wouldn't matter so much with the vertical pieces, as long as you're not planning on going a great deal of weight on the shelves. It would be more critical on the horizontal connections, but if you have a vehicle which would allow you to leave those sections connected, they would lay flat anyway. « Show Less
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Yes. There are holes for pegs so that you can set shelves to give different storage heights.
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I don't remember. The shelves were not falling apart, but the connection of the upper and lower portions is what was weak. It was two small wooden nubs for lack of a better word that held it together. I don't recommend the shelf if you plan on putting much weight on it.
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No, but there's enough room for two adult bikes without beating them together. Had it a couple seasons without problem.
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No it's supported by the square shaped bars if u didn't use all the bars it wouldn't be stable
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They actually do come apart, though they are not supposed to. The inner and outer piece separate fairly easy with only a minor fall.