Can this be built as 2 shorter units, 30" each?
1601475
We didn't do that, but on the order page, it does show it as two shorter shelves. Look at the photo and see if that would work for you.
1601476
Yes, I have two sets of the Gorilla Rack shelving. I have one set up as seen in the first picture with five shelves. I split the second set of shelves and have one set of three shelves next to the next section of two shelves. I used the remaining two shelves at the top and bottom in order to give it more stability and to store taller items. If you want to use the shelves in two sections as shown in picture #2 perhaps you should think about anchoring the section with no base shelf to the wall or another set of shelving.
1601477
No it would not have the base pieces for a second unit, see answer from Jane ben. Regarding the picture on the product page that shows two smaller shelves, where one has no base--the one w/o base must be/ is connected to the other unit to get support...can not be separated.
1601478
Yes. I have built them both ways. If you build it as two shorter units, one will have 3 shelves & one will have 2, however.
1495827
You can shorten at the install. Once shortened you would have to splice wire to make longer.
2222764
Not with the short short too much, possibly the tall pole. But they also sell with this with a wall mount option that could fit what you are looking for.
1159480
There would just be extra wire hanging below the bottom shelf and you might have to use fewer sheves. I think he would make you one shorter and possibly wider but you would still have to have a board or moulding across the top to hang it from.
2064480
It has been designed to be used as an 8 ft unit......if you want something shorter then look at the 4 ft version.
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.
1410490
Probably not but, that would be a question for the manufacturer. I would just buy 2 units and add the shelfs from the 2nd one to the first. You will end up with a extra set of legs this way but, by being creative you may find a use for them.
915923
It is a corner unit. Ours is 33" from corner to one end, and 35" from corner to other end in length. The height is 36"
1327415
Not possible, the vertical pieces are all one piece and the horizontal are all separate pieces. If you did this you'd end up with two very low shelves and not anywhere near stable.
1267060
I only have one, but measured it up. Two would be less then 30" high, about 29-1/2".It's 14-3/4", and the little feet sit in the recesses on top. Plastic being plastic, it could fluctuate just a tad. But I'm comfortable saying less then 30". Hope that helps.
2272513
No - I bought the 72" version and I don't see how you would be able to shorten it. Each end has some hardware in it and it would be very difficult / impossible to cleanly remove it then cut the whole thing to be 66".
1963912
Yes you can. Everything is modular. 30" extension has: an extra floor module + 2 walls + 2 roof + 1 truss + 1 light. I bought another 8x10 shed. Made it 8'x7.5' and used the extra leftovers as an extension in this shed which is now 8x17.5'.
1387616
this unit is also available in 30 ich width, it might suit your needs better than 2, check kohlers website for exact speac
872498
yes but the combinations of height of shelves would be limited by the cornerpole lengths
1468400
not without cutting down the tubes and shortening them. You would have to take out 6 inches out of the 4 uprights and then sleeve them back together because you have to have the male/female ends to fit into the corner pieces
1303622
No it cannot be made shorter, but if you have the height this is a great addition to any room. I love mine!
1999976
No, sadly you can't. :( it's also a lot shorter than you think it is. It was hard to put together at one point because some peices were just inches off than what they were supposed to be.