I want to fit two of these boxes side by side, but I'm about 10-12 inches short. Would it be hard to modify, or cut?
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I'm not sure. The legs are metal and go to the top. Cutting the cedar boards to your length is no problem and then attach the legs. When it was put together I didn't look to see if the inside brace holding the floor boards were metal or wood. If it is metal, you have a problem. Mine is full of soil already so I can't check it. Call the. Company directly and ask. You will love this planter.
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I do not see how you would modify the kit as all the brackets are pre drilled. It would be possible to reduce the length, but you may have to drill some new holes in the brackets. I like the product, however. There are similar products that are shorter. I plan on getting a second, but I found another one of these that is only six feet long and not eight. I would guy that one.
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Measure twice cut once. Since the ends fit INTO the extruded legs you would detach them from the wood, make your cut, and re-attach. You may need a hacksaw to cut the aluminum "L" angle bottom support. Also, one or two of your bottom slats may need to be modified in width. We have two of these are are super happy with them. I did however feel it was needed to drill my own holes and screw some of the center bottom slats in to prevent bowing or bellying
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you'll have to put box together so check but you will probably be ok. as i remember i slid the wood into legs and put screws to hold.
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Yes. I believe you can. However, they are different heights so they will not look identical. Good product so far. Assembles well, with some help.
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Not sure, ours is square. I think it would you'll just have to put them closer together .
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12 inches is way too high for this item. If you are willing to cut off part of the pipe, you could make it work. I did this with my vent pipe and it works fine. You'll need to check your code to see if it allows this. In any event, figure on doing customization of the flower box. It's beautiful, but it took me a lot of time to get it to work for me.
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You will either need the dual gear box or do as I did and craft two units side by side with a brace to hold them together, I found this to be the best solution for me as the wooden platform was WAY too skinny for my needs.
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With some modifications you probably could. I left the L part off when I put together. You would need extra brackets to make it long instead of an L
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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
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To the best of my recollection, I don't think that can be done because the 2 sections are made to fit together. But, I am relying on my memory of how the two pieces fit together. The stools weren't that expensive, so you could always try it with the thought in mind that you may need to purchase another set if it doesn't work.
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The box is made for 3, 10" subs . The 2 on the said is cut at a angle , so if ur subs have a large magnet it will not fit on the sides . I tried to put my rocksforsgate 10" P3 in and they did not fit .
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I didn't either so I cut dados/slots in the sides of the cabinet to give just enough clearance for these guys to fit. Only ended up being about 1/4" deep + the existing gap between the drawer and cabinet side walls. Is that an option on your project? Good luck!
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You can't with the way it comes right out the the box. Each tier has slots cut into it to hold the cross pieces below and above. Because each tier changes in height, the slots on the top of the tier won't match the cross pieces from a tier identical in size.However, I think it would be fairly simple to modify the slots to accommodate the cross pieces if you wanted to try it. Life Jeff said, I would also consider adjustments for stability. For example, out of the box, it has these toilet paper roll looking things to stabilize the bottom tier. You might want to consider adding more if you're using multiples of the larger tiers.Good Luck :) You can't with the way it comes right out the the box. Each tier has slots cut into it to hold the cross pieces below and above. Because each tier changes in height, the slots on the top of the tier won't match the cross pieces from a tier identical in size.However, I think it would be fairly simple to modify the slots to accommodate the cross pieces if you wanted to try it. Life Jeff said, I would also consider adjustments for stability. For example, out of the box, it has these toilet paper roll looking things to stabilize the bottom tier. You might want to consider adding... » Read More You can't with the way it comes right out the the box. Each tier has slots cut into it to hold the cross pieces below and above. Because each tier changes in height, the slots on the top of the tier won't match the cross pieces from a tier identical in size.However, I think it would be fairly simple to modify the slots to accommodate the cross pieces if you wanted to try it. Life Jeff said, I would also consider adjustments for stability. For example, out of the box, it has these toilet paper roll looking things to stabilize the bottom tier. You might want to consider adding more if you're using multiples of the larger tiers.Good Luck :) « Show Less
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you possibly could shorten them....by sawing them off...you won't gain much; an inch and half or so....
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I could see using a pair of them for longer boxes, but probably not you best choice for smaller boxes.
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That would be no problem. Since they slide into one another, I do not think that you would need to cut them. My install was only slightly larger.
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If you are trying to double the width, I would say no. If you just want them side by side, then I don't see why not. The bars require the frame for stability. Just as an aside, I think I read a few comments where some needed to add a little would glue on the dowel to make sure it was secure in the hole in the frame. We didn't have that problem, however.
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I really don't know, you might have to get creative--I use a piece of cardboard box to make mine fit right--it's not pretty but it does the job! Or you could try Lowe's or Home Depot...
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Hello Bonnie, Yes. The way they are designed makes it very easy to change up the side that the nesting box is on too. I'm sure with very little modification and possibly a few extra pieces of hardware from your local hardware store you can achieve the expansion you're looking for. I would suggest to pre-drill all "new" holes needed in the wood to prevent any splitting. You would need to adjust the roofs slightly to get the desired affect and use a little caulking to seal the joints between the two. I hope this helps to answer your question. I would be interested in seeing some pics of yourffinished product! I'm very satisfied with my purchase and am looking forward to adding on to mine as well. Enjoy! Hello Bonnie, Yes. The way they are designed makes it very easy to change up the side that the nesting box is on too. I'm sure with very little modification and possibly a few extra pieces of hardware from your local hardware store you can achieve the expansion you're looking for. I would suggest to pre-drill all "new" holes needed in the wood to prevent any splitting. You would need to adjust the roofs slightly to get the desired affect and use a little caulking to seal the joints between the two. I hope this helps to answer your question. I would be interested in... » Read More Hello Bonnie, Yes. The way they are designed makes it very easy to change up the side that the nesting box is on too. I'm sure with very little modification and possibly a few extra pieces of hardware from your local hardware store you can achieve the expansion you're looking for. I would suggest to pre-drill all "new" holes needed in the wood to prevent any splitting. You would need to adjust the roofs slightly to get the desired affect and use a little caulking to seal the joints between the two. I hope this helps to answer your question. I would be interested in seeing some pics of yourffinished product! I'm very satisfied with my purchase and am looking forward to adding on to mine as well. Enjoy! « Show Less