Can you put this together and leave off the pedestals that raise it a few inches from the ground. I don't want any space between the floor and stand.
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Looking from floor up I see that the little legs appear just to be screwed into the underneath support fiberboard - they are not part and parcel of any piece of formed piece of wood. Think it would be easy to leave little support legs off since you have a little clearance for glass doors and drawer to open.
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No, I have several and in some instances I have to put stuff under the stand to raise it. You probably will never need to lower it but a tall person will need something to make it higher.
1974201
Mine can stand on the floor, but it would need to be placed on a higher level [i.e., on a table] for viewing. When I took it out of the box, I stood it on the floor for a few minutes, no problem. If it fell, the silk could tear. so a creative method for stabilizing it would be needed. As the others said, it is too short to actually function as a room divider. It is gorgeous, by the way.
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The top section of legs did not land quite right without the shelf in place to spread them out. Mine would have been WAY to wobbly if I left off the bottom pieces. You could always go to a hardware store and buy shorter legs for the bottom section. They usually carry legs that have the same bolt at the store and if you painted them white you would never notice the difference but it is only going to knock off a few inches if you do it that way.
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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.
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You can't use the pedestal and mount them. It is too heavy and if you want to mount them you have to buy separate
101551
Hi, The bottom shelf if 4 inches off the ground. The shelf lifts up for cleaning under it, you just have to remove whatever is on it. The stand itself is very nicely made and very attractive.
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The poles are individually assembled so it looks like you could leave off the middle shelf. It is not very tall with all 4 of them though so you may consider putting your bigger item on the very top shelf. I hope that helps. You may want to ask others who have purchased this to see what they have to say.
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The "shelf" of the stand can be removed from the rest of the stand, but that is all that is practical to remove. The legs are not meant to be removed.
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Add 1.5 inches in height for foot pedestals. The rest is good. Happy with performance for price.
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No, not if you assemble it per the manufacturers instructions. There isn't enough height between the shelves.
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The Day-Light Classic model can be used with the optional floorstand to position it above the bed, but the stand may or may not be available. I would not recommend altering the units in any way, as that could void the warranty and create a potential hazard, such as over heating, falling or other unforeseen danger.
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The shelf rests on (or more accurately fits over) 2 rods that run from left to right and act as spreaders for the legs. So yes, you could leave the shelf off but I would NOT recommend leaving off the rods that support it, as they add stability to the table and keep the legs the correct distance apart. This is a very solid table when assembled as directed, not sure why you would want it without the shelf? It really does not get in the way and gives it a nice, finished look. Hope this helps, we have been very pleased with this well designed table.
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The height between the shelves is 15 inches so you could feasibly leave out a shelf when assembling it but you would want to secure it at the bottom somehow because it is wobbly when just hanging
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Nope! I just got it out and set it up on my counter (which has 12" granite tiles on it) The narrowest the legs on the stand will allow is just over 13" There is no way you can get all 3 "feet" of the stand on a 12" table. Sorry! It's a beautiful piece, though...
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Yes! My husband and I put ours together in our living room. It could be taken down very easily. Love it! P.S. I'd forgotten that instead of using the stabilizers that came with it, we slid the legs over square fence posts and secured them with one screw. This made it much more stable in the ground but still very easy to pull up.
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I think you should have room. Off the top of my head, ours has a space of about 10-12 inches between the piece and the floor. So it just depends on how big your boxes are. They can't be too high.