Is it possible to use 6" boards rather than 4" boards for the seating and back or are there pre-drilled holes for 4" boards?
1559519
It is designed for the use of 2x4 s and there are notches for screw alignment I would stick to the plans.
1559520
These are made for 2x4 lumber. We thought about that as well, for stability reasons, but our concerns were diminished once we got the bench and the chair together. Very sturdy. Would buy again. We first bought the chair and was so impressed we ordered the bench also. Use the 2x4's you won't be disappointed.
1559521
4 inch. Pre-drilled holes is for 4". Likely the 4 inch is a more 'comfortable' curve shape for your bottom. This is a good product, and the seating shape is comfortable. As another reviewer noted, let the boards stick out an extra 3/8 inch so your screws are not too close to the end of the board. BTW, I bought 10 foot boards and made 5-foot long bench. Not too much sag in the middle for a grown overweight male. 6 foot might be a bit too long/too much sag or worse.
1559522
The holes are pre drilled. It's made to use 2 x 4 lumber. I used Cedar lumber for long lasting use. Very happy with them. You can use boards up to six feet long. I did four foot and may do a five or six foot too.
1559523
I'm pretty sure the boards are pre drilled....also, I would use different screws than they provide...maybe drywall screws....the ones they send are awful...j.
788776
Hey Harrel, Amazon sent me your question to see if I could help. I am just a customer, like yourself, that bought the board as a replacement. We had a metal, spring type stand and the board went on that just fine. If I remember correctly, the holes that we needed were 12" center to center. The board is a nice board with pre-drilled holes and all the hardware was included. hope this helps. Rob
1923796
The legs on this table can be adjusted to uneven ground. I believe that six inches difference would be about maximum adjustment.
216015
That's exactly what I did. The're are 2 holes for each. When I purchased my new hardware, I did have to drill my own holes (put washers w/ screws). Not a big deal, just extra time. The desk is more for a child. It seats a little lower than an adult desk. I still love mine, but had to find a stool 18inches or less so I can sit at it.
1896150
Yes. the "holes" are more like 1" slots. There are four each section, each side (making 12 each side) and an equal number on the back.
1367159
I did not drill any holes there are hooks where you hook it on. Its a very nice space organizer. Just hook it up to the hook on top of the seat right and top hook left seat, Good Luck !
2269342
The only pre-drilled holes that come with it are on the bottom. So...from the factory, no? You may be able to drill your own holes in the back and do it yourself though.
2177744
Yes, go into a retailer to get the size needed if the suggestions are not enough, then you can decide to purchase online, at a retailer or bulk club. When I look at the back looks like a standard 4 hole bracket. I decided I did not want to place on the wall at this time. There are instructions in the manual to hook it up. Hope it helps!
307063
The holes for the shelves are pre-drilled. They are not adjustable. I suppose, if you're "handy," you could drill new holes in the position you need.
786763
Ours had no holes also. It doesn't need them, the wood is soft. I didn't even have to pre-drill. I just centered the seat and pushed it tight against the back as I turned it upside down on a table, then screwed it on. They turned out beautiful. Hope this helps!
1938896
There are 6" out there that work but going .5" over is wise as it reduces ur chances of marring with the backing plate. Don't use smaller than 6" without a smaller backing plate.
2013272
Somewhat. There are pre-drilled holes for the pegs that support the top and middle shelves which are separated by about an inch, so there are 4 possible arrangements for those shelves. I used the top set of holes for each shelf so the width of the shelves is 4" at the top, 5" at the middle and 6" at the bottom.
12358
Not with the brackets as included. You could first mount a board of the right size to the table and then put the mounting hardware on the board. You could even use two blocks of wood. Mount the brackets on the blocks, then mount them on the table. Something like that.
1316941
I use a combination of 3-1/2 and 4-inch deck screws. Pre-drilled with a 3/16-inch drill bit but only half the length of the screw that I was using. I used a piece of tape on the drill bit to indicate depth.
1630795
Yes you can. Also, you can use 2 2X8s, or 2 2X6s and 1 2X4. You may have to adjust the uprights so there is not too much overhang or causes pinching on your buttinsky. Just pre measure the widths of your boards and experiment from there. You may have to drill some extra holes for greater stability.
94181
If you are handy with a drill. They're held in place with wooden pegs. The holes are predrilled in the backboard.
545644
Yes you can but for me the fit was extremely tight. I had to use a sledge hammer and some cardboard (to cushion the blow) in order to get the bracket onto the 4x6. I stopped once the wood was all the way in (flush with the end)...not sure how I could have gone any further with the fit so tight.