Can this be disassembled (without damage) for moving through a narrow door?
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Assuming you did not put it together... yes, you can take the entire desk apart to move it. Realize that to do so will take some time depending on how much you need to remove to make it small enough to get through the doorway. You have to make sure you loosen and remove the appropriate pieces to not cause damage to the desk. If you can move the key components of the desk through the door then you can do this with ease. The hutch can be removed and the L-shape section of the desk is only secured using a few brackets underneath.
786574
I wouldn't disassemble it every time, that takes too much time. I would just move it and lean it against a wall or behind a couch or something to keep it out of the way for future use.
1226896
Yes it can be dis-assembled but I wouldn't do it too often since it is made of very thin materials and over time the parts may get bent,stripped,or otherwise damaged or lost.
2236880
So apologetic for the delay in answering. Yes, it can be disassembled and the shelves easily moved around. We have been totally satisfied with this purchase. We are happy to answer any other questions. Selma
202005
Karen, there is not a way to disassemble this vanity. It is all one piece. Would only be able to remove the drawers. It is very good quality and a very HEAVY piece. It took 4 men to carry this up approximately 14 stairs for a master bathroom we are currently remodeling.
975762
It would be difficult but not inconceivable. However, I would save your money or buy something else that will actually have a door that stays closed.
443020
I would not say it would be unstable. Whether or not there is any movement with the unit or the load you place in it will on,y depend upon the pace you close/slam the door. However, it just makes sense to secure either the middle or bottom of the door with one of the methods you mentioned. It will not hurt appearance. Good luck.
1440184
You can leave the door off. You have to completely assemble this item. Yourself.
135286
Probably not unless you lift the whole thing. You can swing it open if you open one end, but it's not the same as there is a "door" that you can open.
1672109
Haven't tried it, of course, but my sense is that it would be a fairly tough and noisy process to do it. The door is in a track all the way around, so the door would have to be broken away. Steeltoed boots, lying on your back, kicking that narrow area of glass ? It could probably be done but not easily.
695958
If you have a door wide enough to bring it in, or are willing to take it apart, I don't see why not.
985344
I've been able to move it without taking it apart. At my old house it went through doorways fine. Where I'm living now the hallway is too narrow so I can't quite make the turn. I don't move it often, but I can move it by tipping it on its side. Not super convienient, but not bad. And like I said, the problem is our hall, not the door frame itself.
1984381
Yes. It is quite nice and has worked without issue through two moves. I even damaged it with a door and have not suffered. It is not overly cheap or fragile.
2053322
I believe that it could be disassembled for moving, what disappointed me was that it is not real stable...the first time my cat jumped on it (9 lbs) it almost toppled, and she doesn't trust it now. I propped it in a corner and she only gets on it occasionally. �
375784
Yes, you are able to remove the door for moving purposes. The manufacture suggests removing the door with 2 people and to make sure you don't lose the door pins.
692794
If you mean you think it will shatter that is next to impossible. The hinges that go over the door are metal. If it fits the door and you can close it there should be no issue. It fits all the doors we have tried it on.
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Yes it can. I had done one of those with a dead bolt. It is easier if you have an existing door handle hole in the door. Otherwise you will have to learn how to cut a hole in the door. They have door handle jogs at the home depot to do that, but I leave mine to a carpenter , so I don't make an error. If you already have a hole , then no sweat...