Is it possible to assemble without the rounded handle on top?
796813
Yes, this can be assembled without the handle, there would just be two small holes in the top shelf.
796814
Yes, the handle is a completely separate piece that doesn't act to support to the top shelf. You'd just have a couple of holes there where it would otherwise screw in.
796815
I assembled this sometime in the past, but it does appear that you can (I am sure you can) - the rounded handle on top does help to secure my printer to the printer stand when rolling it back and forth. The stand is quite sturdy and it is serving me well.
796816
By the way, we have been very happy with these. They allow for a desktop laser printer to roll right under a desktop height work surface and not eat up all of the desk space.
2105626
No but only the top portion needs assembly and it's really easy. There is a key that you use as a screw to undo the top and bottom portion.
548207
I don't think so. It comes with that part already assembled. I haven't tried to take it off but don't think it looks easy. However is not really in the way. I mostly use the handle but the foot petal comes in very handy when hauling groceries and such.
2040179
No, but requires very little to assemble. However, it does require use of two hands
1381366
Hi, Yes you can assemble it without the wheels but I think the joint where the wheels fit in might scratch your floors
1835998
No or little tools required to assemble. It is mostly pre-assemble in the box already.
453945
I do not think the handles are structurally necessary, so when the chair is assembled the handles can be omitted. But they are handy; the person using the chair can use the handles for stability. I have had ghe chair a long time, so I don't remember this well. We like the chair.
1504638
I would have preferred that option, too, but there's no way to remove it from the top. The sides of the handle are part of long pieces of wood that are attached to the top and run the length of it. Thees pieces are also the part that the cutting board slides into.
8103
fully assembled, just unfold the handle and tighten the knobs so the handle stays rigid
2196937
no. There may be a style without a handle, but without cutting it off it is permanent.
1165263
NO, you have to unscrew the one handle and screw it into the other, I think that's how it's shipped. a little inconvenient, but still a good product.
1243021
Unfortunately, you can't (at least not without modifications). The metal rods that support the corners are topped with rounded caps and the bottoms have plastic hexagonal "feet" that wouldn't fit together if you stacked them.
1649064
Yes. I believe you can. It might take a little bit of engineering to do so however. I've actually thought about It myself. The handle comes off By loosening a set screw.
146288
Yes. You can unscrew the knob that you loosen to flip the handles up with all the way and put the handle assembly on the other side. Haven't done it, but that's what the instructions said.
521943
Yes, though the default design is to hinge a cabinet top to open as the lift forces it up. It looks like the roller assembly on top could be removed, though I have not experimented and cannot be sure. This would leave a "flat" surface on top. Some sort of bracket would need to be fabricated. You would best contact them at their website.
1327049
It's completely assembled minus the handle and even that is threaded so there is no need to remove the top drawer to mount it.
1850073
No you have to assemble but is easy if you follow instructions and use some common sense. Handle bridges are included.