Can you leave the back piece off so you see all wall instead of partial?
194818
The back piece is needed to make the shelf stable and be able to hold lots of weight.
194819
I wouldn't recommend it. There are actually two pieces that connect together with a lip. Those pieces get bolted into the wall to provide structural support. It's an extremely heavy shelf and needs the back piece to keep it from falling off the wall and taking part of your wall with it. If you are putting baskets in the cubbies you don't notice it that much.
194820
No. There is a mounting board that you screw into the wall. Then, the shelf sits onto that piece. You can then screw the shelf into the studs for further support. Essentially, it mounts like toungue-in-groove flooring.
194821
No. There is a mounting board that you screw into the wall. Then, the shelf sits onto that piece. You can then screw the shelf into the studs for further support.Essentially, it mounts like toungue-in-groove flooring.
2245332
I guess you can leave the back off. My husband put it together. Sorry for the mistake.
1982507
Nope.... only the top 3.... however with the back wall being very thin.... it is very possible to cut out 3 more
1440185
Yes, I believe you could. The whole thing comes in a flat box and you have to screw all the sections together (walls, door, top, etc.), so you should be able to leave off the door if you want. It's very easy to put together.
848453
If I remember correctly, the back was three pannels comined, sounds like your best option is to cut out a section from the back pannels once assembled
1759903
It is the back of compartments. No part of the wall shows. We love this purchase!
562760
I just did this! Tear it off carefully from the back. You'll have to use a razor blade to completely remove the silicon from the back and wall. Then, go to Target and buy a tube of waterproof silicon and install the same way you installed the first time. Walah!
1579433
You can but there is no backing to it. It was meant to be used as in the picture.
1277765
Honestly, I wouldnt. I actually leave it open to create more surface area. If you don't care for it, maybe put that part towards a wall & keep it closed, being you don't have to open it.
2253714
You dont have to remove the back completely. You can gently lift up the thin plastic backing and use a needle nose pliers to pull it out.
1362370
You probably could, but it's not really in the way at all. It's underneath and unseen. I wouldn't bother trying to remove it.
1324982
It is not designed that way. But, it would not be too sifficult to cut out the clear back panel - it would be permanent.
1742924
The back is a single panel (made of who knows what?) finished in exactly the same finish as the rest of the piece, so having the back in view should not be a problem.
288454
Yes, except not on the backing of the drawers. You could reverse that back panel though since you wouldn't see the inside of it (which is finished) except when you open the drawers? All other parts are finished all the way around.
1653755
I suppose you could if you didn't take peel off back. However I think it wouldn't lay flat and would cause damage to wall. My son moved his around and the wall is perfect underneath
2128281
Yes, all four sides are finished. It doesn't have to back up against a wall to hide the back.
566485
Yes, you can just leave it off. We use this stand for trade shows and displays. It is great and very heavy duty. We felt it was a great value.