Can I cut 4" off the top posts and move the top shelf down? I want to put this inside a bedroom closet and the coat rack is at 68".
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Hi. First, I am returning my shelving because they are impossible to construct. The middle shelving braces are supposed to go through the holes of the bottom and top uprights, completing a "joint". Nearly impossble because the holes do not line up. I tried for hours.But to your question, the top shelf does not have to go on top, the shelves can fit at any height you want (except the middle shelf to join the uprights). i.e. the braces fit into keyhole-looking slots. If you want to cut the uprights for clearance, I guess you could with a hacksaw and fair effort. The metal is not thin. Hi. First, I am returning my shelving because they are impossible to construct. The middle shelving braces are supposed to go through the holes of the bottom and top uprights, completing a "joint". Nearly impossble because the holes do not line up. I tried for hours.But to your question, the top shelf does not have to go on top, the shelves can fit at any height you want (except the middle shelf to join the uprights). i.e. the braces fit into keyhole-looking slots. If you want to cut the uprights for clearance, I guess you could with a hacksaw and fair effort. The metal is... » Read More Hi. First, I am returning my shelving because they are impossible to construct. The middle shelving braces are supposed to go through the holes of the bottom and top uprights, completing a "joint". Nearly impossble because the holes do not line up. I tried for hours.But to your question, the top shelf does not have to go on top, the shelves can fit at any height you want (except the middle shelf to join the uprights). i.e. the braces fit into keyhole-looking slots. If you want to cut the uprights for clearance, I guess you could with a hacksaw and fair effort. The metal is not thin. « Show Less
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Yes. Given the placement of the holes you can cut it off 4" or 5 1/2" and you'd be fine.
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Yes , you would need a Hack Saw because it is pretty solid, but the top shelf is adjustable to fit lower fit.
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Would need a Hack Saw of course, it is pretty solid, but the top shelf is adjustable to fit lower
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As I recall, there is no height adjustment and I don't recall if you could cut some at the top of the post. In short...I don't think you can adjust the height.
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i personally think you can and if you're handy you can modify it by placing a large board on top of the bottom shelf.that should do the trick
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I just read the other response---I didn't realize shelf distances were adjustable. Now that I do, I will be making some adjustments.
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Two Solarrdadd (or anyone) who made a 6 shelf rack buying two of these..that was my thought as well...what is the height doing it that way? Thanks
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Hi Laurie, Frigidaire's manual on this specifies the shelves are multi-positional for smaller or larger items. So you would be able to adjust or remove the shelve in any configuration that works for you.Melanie with Goedeker's
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They are completely adjustable. I'm not sure I would remove it completely, just for stability. I have my middle shelf about 5 inches from the top one.
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I pushed the bars in as far as I could at the top. However, with a little careful cutting the top rail could be shortened about 6" more since the top bar overlaps the vertical bars by about 3" on each side. I plan to do that and use set screws to fasten the sliding extension pieces firmly in place.
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Yes I am sure you could. Simply cut off a few inches on each piece. The issue is the spring loaded insert that goes through the holes to determine the length. It probably could be moved with a pop rivot.
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Yes, but you probably would not be able to utilze the shelf if used as a coat closet with adult clothing.
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You can shorten it as much as you like and re-adjust the shelf spacing - or even remove a shelf; that part is easy. But the unit is designed to hang from the upper window casing. If you have none, you won't be able to mount it without altering it somehow (and I have no advice to offer on how you could do this.) Out of the box, you won't be able to install it, no.
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Yes the shelves can be removed. They are on adjustable pins, and can also be moved to five different heights.
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The top shelf can be lowered, you just need some muscles to remove it. There is a black plastic thingy under the metal that keeps the shelf in place. You can lower the black thing and then put the shelf again at the level you need it to be. Also a nice feature are the legs, they have black screws that be screwed in or unscrewed to level the entire shelf unit if you don't have a perfectly straight surface. However, you still need to take the poles into account.I hope this was helpful.
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I don't believe so because the supporting columns on the sides are the length of the distance between shelves. The columns fit into holes at the end of the shelves. You could cut the shelf at both ends inside of the holes but then I would question whether the resulting unit would be structurally sound. In the words, the shelves are not adjustable.
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I believe that the poles are just one piece (I would have to disassemble it to be sure) - you have the ability to adjust the shelf to where you want it.
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I just keep mine in my bedroom, I don't think it would fit under the shelves in my closet. Having it in the open, I can use the top as an extra shelf which is convenient.
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Yep. As previously mentioned you can move the pivot point or you can widen the space where you install the cabinet leaving more room on the outside to help with the clearance. You would just need wider trim.