can the top shelf that holds over 75 lbs be used on the bottom as a bottom shelf
588776
No. The top shelf doesn't have mounting points on the top of it to attach the shelves above it to.
588777
The top is only good for the top. All other shelves are interchangeable, and may be eliminated if a shorter stand is desired. Hope that helps. It's a good set.
588778
I know if you look closely at the picture you notice the top shelf doesn't have a through hole in it so you wouldn't be able to add the upper shelves
583281
Technically yes,but shelf will be very wobbly. You need two shelves to make it stable.
167978
Yes, you can, but make sure that you buy the support brackets that hold the shelf up as these are not included with the shelf.
699950
Yes. Middle shelf is welded to uprights from lower shelf, so that only adjustment is in height of top shelf above fixed middle and lower. You could saw the middle shelf off, and still bolt top shelf supports to lower shelf uprights, with original high-low limits, but likely minor loss of strength (due to less overlap) at highest position.
457700
Yes, there are holes drilled into the frame every inch and a half that allows for different shelf heights. Also, the instructions indicate thee shelves can hold 25 pounds each.
929958
I guess you could just let it hang but it would not be stable . You could not assemble the bottom part or just leave out one of the shelves altogether
1932118
The bottom shelf probably could but I wouldn't trust the middle or top shelves. They aren't made of a very strong metal and will bow if I put anything heavy on them. The bottom isn't really a shelf. It is just bars running around the outside with 3 more bars splitting up the inner area to hold the wicker baskets.
931762
Don't see why not, Unless it it is super heavy. The shelves aren't exactly steel. I will mention that the shelves provide a lot of structural support, and there's a little piece of wood that runs along that back that I would leave in when removing the shelf.
45555
Yes you can with reasonable weight limits. Yes, there is a grid on top and on the bottom shelf.
184742
No, it cannot, because the mounting strips extend about 2" below the bottom shelf. Also, it would be too floppy without the walls to support it.
183468
I wouldn't suggest it. The way the selves are the only way the shelves will effectively support weight is having is sit on the floor the way it's shown. The box has a picture of it on it's side but we tried that and almost broke the whole row of shelves.
933526
From the looks of the bottom shelf, it doesn't appear to be attached all that securely to the sides. I wouldn't trust it with anything that heavy.
386851
I do not believe you can. It comes with screws that go into the tubes going from the bottom shelf to the top shelf, and the other part of the screw goes into the legs on the bottom. Sorry!
469068
I don't think so. The way the unit assembles, there are locking type mechanisms on each row designed to provide an additional kind of sturdiness when put together properly. I considered leaving out a shelf myself. However, I determined it wasn't worth turning the unit into an unstable piece.
1572245
Yes you could, the item comes "assembly required". So you would just set bottom tray out without setting up pillars to add second shelf.
1797724
It probably would but I would confirm that with the manufacturer before I tried placing that much weight on the top or bottom. It's not meant to be a heavy duty storage shelf. I use it in my kitchen as a prep table and love it. I keep my KitchenAid mixer, stainless steel mixing bowls, cutting boards, and knife block on the bottom shelf.
77352
Only on the top rack if you have enough space between the next shelf. The lower racks can hold 18 oz, but nothing much larger.