how do you remove them to move a shelf up or down?
1502710
You put them into the small peg holes inside your cabinet. My holes where a little too big so I put a little bit of wood filler and that worked. It's adjustable by moving them in the holes inside your cabinets where the original shelf supports went into.
1502711
Take out the shelf :) slide the shelf out or at worst slide the back side of the shelf out of the pegs, rotate then pull out up or down.
1502712
Only the peg goes into the wood/material. There is plenty exposed to grab on to and simply pull it out
1502713
You push the plastic piece above the shelf in to remove the shelf then you can move the pegs.
1502714
They're just pegs, so you can pull them out of one hole and just push them into the next one up or down.
2094326
The shelf is fastened with metal brackets that are screwed into pre-drilled holes. I suppose that the pre drilled could easily be relocated without any problems.
1072656
No tools are necessary! There are clips that are fitted onto each upright and the shelves slide down onto the compression clips and hold the uprights in place. Bottom shelf goes on first, then the next and so on.
655810
You just tie them to a rail, but if you want to mount them or remove them quickly, I recommend buying the rail mounts as well. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000MJKKKO/ref=mp_s_a_1_7?qid=1374115827&sr;=8-7π=SL75
1258120
All the shelves just lay on top of the rectangular frames so it's possible to remove them (or adjust their height). You can also use them as lower sets of shelving as shown is figure #2. Just be careful though since the shelving may be top heavy if only the upper shelves are used, especially when storing heavy items.
228446
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.
1558140
two is what you should use otherwise you will tilt your shelf downward and things may fall off
1913754
D Petersmarck is the most correct. They are adjustable, but only where there are notches. The are notches are fairly regularly spaced throughout the supports. The two plastic pieces click together and get slid against a notch until it clicks. The shelf is then slid onto the plastic. The very top of the unit has the first notch about 1/2" from the top which allows the top shelf to be as high up as possible and the same at the bottom.
94182
No it's not possible to move the shelves. They get screwed into pre drilled holes.
1114746
Yes you can move the shelf up. I think if you took it right out it would be very wobbly.
1846535
open the drawer and look at the rails, there is a small lever on each side. Either Push down or pull up and hold them in that position while pulling the drawer forward out of the frame.
497165
In my opinion, you can break them down to transport, but you would need a rubber hammer as the shelves are a press fit with a plastic adaptor. They are not screwed together. I would break them down to move them, but not sure I would break them down regularly to set them up again for say, a craft fair or short term occasion such as than. Good luck!
1437731
You can adjust and re-adjust the shelf heights (in approvimately 1" increments) by raising the shelf you want to move, repositioning the locking spacers, and sliding the shelf back down into a new locked position.
1063666
They can only be placed down, because the shape of the holes in the corners that slide down the pole, are sort of cone shaped to tighten on the place holders you have already put where you want the shelves. But there is about 1/4 of an inch or so of the rail that sticks up a little on top, so if you put a container on the shelf it is not going to slip off, it would hit this little lip first to stop it.
693170
It looks like there are four small screws underneath the top shelf. Also, it looks like the rails can be pulled up so you don't have the frame for the top shelf.
1685278
Yes, if you cut the shelf, but the shelves add stability. I would only remove a shelf if the unit held only light weight.
1635721
On mine, I just gently push (or pull) beyond the natural stopping point. The difference is only about a quarter inch, but locks the shelf on the sliders in place.