Can the handles on either side of the surface board be omitted? How large is the surface board, not including the handles?
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The handles could be omitted.... But it would leave holes. The surface is 27 and 3/4 inches
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The top is 27 and 5/8ths inches long (from left side to right side of cart.) It is 17 and 3/4 inches wide (front to back of cart). I suppose you could leave off the handles if you need to. There are holes predrilled into the ends of the top board, the handles are on dowels that are stuck into the holes, and a screww is put up from the bottom side through the dowels. It has been a while since I assembled mine, and I don't remember if the handles were already installed or not. If they are glued in, it might be a real hassle to get them out. Maybe someone who assembled theirs more recently can recall if the handles are glued in or not. The top is 27 and 5/8ths inches long (from left side to right side of cart.) It is 17 and 3/4 inches wide (front to back of cart). I suppose you could leave off the handles if you need to. There are holes predrilled into the ends of the top board, the handles are on dowels that are stuck into the holes, and a screww is put up from the bottom side through the dowels. It has been a while since I assembled mine, and I don't remember if the handles were already installed or not. If they are glued in, it might be a real hassle to get them out. Maybe someone who assembled theirs more recently can... » Read More The top is 27 and 5/8ths inches long (from left side to right side of cart.) It is 17 and 3/4 inches wide (front to back of cart). I suppose you could leave off the handles if you need to. There are holes predrilled into the ends of the top board, the handles are on dowels that are stuck into the holes, and a screww is put up from the bottom side through the dowels. It has been a while since I assembled mine, and I don't remember if the handles were already installed or not. If they are glued in, it might be a real hassle to get them out. Maybe someone who assembled theirs more recently can recall if the handles are glued in or not. « Show Less
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Yes they could. In fact, I have the unit in my dining room and never use the handles. The surface board area is more than adequate and allows me to serve guests. while storing china, etc. underneath. I find it to be very useful. It would be nice to have a removable shelf underneath but otherwise it is perfect. I wouldn't be without it. It is great.
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Yes, you can omit using the two handles on either side or both (not sure why Sydney said you cannot, just don't install them). The cutting board is nice quality, about 2-inches thick and measures 30-inches x 18-inches.
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The handles can be left off, but from an aesthetic point of view you would probably want to find some 7/8 " wood plugs or sections of dowels that you sand and finish. The measurement of the top only is 27 5/8" x 17 7/8". I have thoroughly enjoyed my cart and used helper shelves and stackable shelves (available on Amazon) to create the shelving I needed. Hope this helps.
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The handles on the surface board cannot be removed. The surface board is about an inch longer on each side of the cabinet. The surface board is very good quality.
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The feet aren't entirely rubber. They are flat. They keep the board from moving. They would be hard to remove so I would say that you wouldn't be able to use that side.
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Does no include handle on the measurement however it is the best size out of all of themspace & storage wise.
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I would like to know the answer to that question, also. That is what I don't like about the ironing board. There is no need for the large iron rest & I would like to remove it.
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The mouse pad is detachable. Without the mouse pad, it is a bit over 19 1/4" wide.
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Yes the long and short sides can be swapped. The limitation that I found was that the keyboard will need to be attached on the short side. My fianc and I own these desks and have found no problems with them so far. Hope this helps.
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Fully assembled, those dimensions are somewhat accurate. They don't account for the handles and towel hangers that stick out though.
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Yes you can remove the rubber feet if necessary to shorten the legs,and the table is very stable.I had to set upon gravel and found the legs did sink in after a while so I made some ply pads 150 sq. with 60mm dia.recesses
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yes. just pull the little foam pads off the bottom. I use both sides of the board
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Not on the larger sizes. Would be too heavy for handles. There are areas on each side that are designated "lift" areas.
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William. I am looking at mine now and I don't see how you can do that without overlap. The tray is approx. 30 inches long and the narrow part of the white board is 24 inches. However, if the overlap doesn't bother you it can certainly be mounted.
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I actually don't know as I don't have a surface, however I'll take the dimensions down and measure it up when I get home and post an answer for you :)
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The white surface measures 12"x20". Most likely the computer would not fit without taking measures to elevate it above wood framing. I hope that helps!
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The surface area is 10"X20" and there are no handles I think what you may think is a handle is the thermostat control.
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Yes. The handle/tray assembly can be inserted for either right or left side use.
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The platform surface is approximately 14" x 21", however it is not a rectangle but more an oval or the shape of an artist's pallet. I have had no issues with a variety of laptops used on this platform.
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Yes, this board my be used on either side. I had the same question when I ordered the board. There are no feet on this board, it's all flat cutting surface except for the trough on one side.