Can you take this apart and use the two turn tables independently or do they have to be put together, and tiered to use them?
1241925
Only one has a rotating base. I believe you can have them both as round bases but only one will twirl. Hope this helps.
1241926
The top tier does not have a rotating mechanism. So unless you want a single tier lazy-susan and a non-rotating tray, the answer is no.
1241927
yes you could take apart but the bottom one will be the only one that could turn around the top one does not have turn table
175944
They are separate. It's a great table! We love it! Easy to put together & keep clean.
1287907
Yes but they are hooked together. You will need to cut them apart if you want to seperate.
591338
You can take it apart if need be. Just keep instructions and tool(s) sent with the desk....Z.
1305377
It comes assembled as one piece, but it is two halves put together with the green plastic pieces on the sides. It looks like you can pull it apart into two separate halves and could then mount each half. However, I do not want to try that on my unit in case it does break the green sides (I want to keep mine as one unit). You could try to contact the seller or manufacturer and ask them. Or buy it and try it. I think you could be successful in separating them. For the record, I love this caddy. I keep mine on a shelf in the cabinet and just slide it out when needed.
1338879
You need to put it together yourself. And just one warning, I use this table as my main eating table because I live in a small apartment, and there isn't a very good finish on the table top. As a result I have rings on my table from glasses and such.
2057097
I used this for standard/regular sized cupcakes - aprox 120. Yes, you can put together without all the tiers. I have used the first 3 tiers for smaller parties and it worked fine. Easy to clean with a damped cloth. Love this product, worth the purchase. Hope I was able to answer your questions.
145096
I've never tried to combine units before, but I'm going to say, based on the construction, that it could be done with a bit of ingenuity. The top is actually screwed in to the four sides of the unit, so taking off the top actually compromises the entire structure unless you have something to replace it with.
1483529
No. You could use the bottom tiers and unscrew the top ones, but the legs are attached to the bottom tier.
1305381
It's 2 pieces stuck together. It comes apart very slightly when I pull on both sides. So it looks like you could get them apart but you might break them trying. Good luck!
587023
We have not taken them apart. My husband and his friend assembled them in a short period of time. Sorry that I can't help with taking them apart.
154992
Not really easy to separate the cart and the unit. It would have no legs to steady it. Why not get the smaller table-top one. It looks the same but a bit smaller and no cart.
383446
The tray can be disassembled but the purpose is not to use as a tray, so I would have to say that if you are looking to use it as a serving tray - NO.
1559023
Hi Sue, the unit is easy to assemble - and disassemble. Just remove the screws holding the section you want to take apart, and keep the instruction page handy. I know there is nothing written, but the page is easy to follow. Be careful to line the parts back up correctly, and realize, the more you do this, the larger the screw holes can become, so be careful. Moving it in sections should be easy.
392083
Yes, you could just assemble it without the table. Alternatively though you can just turn the table around to face the other way so it's not in the work area.
1139865
Please do not try to fold this table and lean one side against the wall. This table comes in two equal pieces, imagine two card tables held together by a net. You see what I mean - you can't do it. M. Clancy
658453
You will need to remove either the vertical or horizontal supports, which is easily done. The ease of assembly/disassembly makes set-up & tear down simple to do.