Does the mirror and the base attach above or behind the table top? I would want to use this as a table, so can I do that without a chunk visibly missing?
201749
The mirror is screw mounted on top. If you take it off, it will have, I think, four screw holes (that could be filled in ),Top is smooth and square. I Hope that helps.
426675
the main frame is finished,, all you have to do is attach OUTSIDE mirrors on the 2 ends if you do not cut out the wall, i.e.just surface mount it. I love this thing. It is probably the finest "metal thing" I have. Inside is mirrored also. You ahng the main frame, put the end mirrors o and you ore finished.
1653785
The top comes assembled and is separate from the base. I am in the process of doing the same thing..
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Yes. It's under top. When you open up the top there is a mirror and ring holder
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It has been over two years since I assembled ours but here is what I recall.There should be a set of tiny screws to attach the top mirror lid correctly. I recall them all being the same size.There should be two bolts for each "leg" at the bottom. I do not recall a variation in spacer size and I only had one of each type of fastener left over after complete assembly.NOTE: One of the "legs" on mine had not been drilled correctly. I contacted the manufacturer and a new "leg" was shipped to correct the problem. Contact them, perhaps they have included the wrong bag of parts for the product. It has been over two years since I assembled ours but here is what I recall.There should be a set of tiny screws to attach the top mirror lid correctly. I recall them all being the same size.There should be two bolts for each "leg" at the bottom. I do not recall a variation in spacer size and I only had one of each type of fastener left over after complete assembly.NOTE: One of the "legs" on mine had not been drilled correctly. I contacted the manufacturer and a new "leg" was shipped to correct the problem. Contact them,... » Read More It has been over two years since I assembled ours but here is what I recall.There should be a set of tiny screws to attach the top mirror lid correctly. I recall them all being the same size.There should be two bolts for each "leg" at the bottom. I do not recall a variation in spacer size and I only had one of each type of fastener left over after complete assembly.NOTE: One of the "legs" on mine had not been drilled correctly. I contacted the manufacturer and a new "leg" was shipped to correct the problem. Contact them, perhaps they have included the wrong bag of parts for the product. « Show Less
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It is a framed mirror. It looks nice. Be aware that the support for the board goes straight down so that you can't iron a skirt unless you just do it flat. Going to try to get my handyman to build a support that angles to the wall so it functions better.
500689
Top of vanity is glued to base. It can't be separated without damaging base. The back splash is separate and will need to be adhered to top.
396389
No, it can't sit on a table top. It does not have a stand. The mirror has to be attached to a smooth surface, like glass or tile.
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.
1824493
There are two precut holes at the top that HANG on screws you put into the wall. There is a tiny whole at the bottom jewelry level that you "can" add an extra screw to support if you wish. If you do there is a little washer that helps the attractiveness of this screw. I chose to go this route and my wife said it did not hurt the appearance.
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The mirror is an option and extra money. I opted to buy without the mirror because we have a painting above it. Great furniture! Good quality! My husband and I are very happy with it.
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Yes the legs and front are mirrored. I went to pier one to see their table. This one is just as elegant and less expensive. It's also very sturdy and holds all of my makeup with dividers. Than I have a the elegance of the top to place a beautiful candle chandelier when I take a bath. Just added these thoughts to maybe give you an idea of why I'm very pleased with it. It also was packaged very nicely to prevent breakage. Hope this helps for your decision.
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The mirror does not go "into" the door. It slides in the lots between the back corner post and the front corner posts. It is one of the first steps when you are putting together both the bottom and top pieces.
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This picture shows a table top mirror where as the mirror i bought is attached to the wall !
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yes there is a base for the whole mirror. The legs are attached to the frame where the mirror fits on.
1386023
The whole top section is one piece. It is shipped so that all you have to do with that part is insert the drawer and add the hardware. But, I have contemplated putting a granite slab on the top of mine. The whole island is very heavy and if assembled properly it should hold the weight okay. The only issue would be securing the granite on top so that it became a part of the piece. A countertop installer would have that answer.
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As per Michael's response, it's meant to be as shown. I think you could do a couple of things. If you choose not to add the top tier of shelf (with uprights) you'd need to find 3 chrome circles to cover the open attachment (stick-ons?). If you just wanted to leave off the bottom (with the taller uprights) and have a very short table you could do that. Not sure what heights you need.