Can the feet unscrew and come off? My comp. base is wider than the feet space. I'd need to put on feet closer to the ends.
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There is an eyeglass frame sized screw in the center of each foot that will allow the removal.
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You can use it without the feet. They are screw in. The feet are about 2 and 3/8 inches, 3 inches with the padded stop.
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As far as I know, you would not be able to do that. This rack is designed with a base that's just wide enough to make it work with four levels without tipping over, and even with that I'd advise putting your bigger/heavier shoes on the bottom levels, just for more stability. If you need something with more levels than this, you probably will have to get one of those over-the-door hanging types or some different design that is secured to your ceiling and therefore would be guaranteed not to tip over. I haven't seen anything like that, but I haven't been looking for it, either! Maybe someone else has advice for you. As far as I know, you would not be able to do that. This rack is designed with a base that's just wide enough to make it work with four levels without tipping over, and even with that I'd advise putting your bigger/heavier shoes on the bottom levels, just for more stability. If you need something with more levels than this, you probably will have to get one of those over-the-door hanging types or some different design that is secured to your ceiling and therefore would be guaranteed not to tip over. I haven't seen anything like that, but I haven't been looking for it, either! Maybe someone... » Read More As far as I know, you would not be able to do that. This rack is designed with a base that's just wide enough to make it work with four levels without tipping over, and even with that I'd advise putting your bigger/heavier shoes on the bottom levels, just for more stability. If you need something with more levels than this, you probably will have to get one of those over-the-door hanging types or some different design that is secured to your ceiling and therefore would be guaranteed not to tip over. I haven't seen anything like that, but I haven't been looking for it, either! Maybe someone else has advice for you. « Show Less
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No, the feet are attached to the sides of the rack. Once it's assembled, it's all one piece, which makes storage problematic. I haven't found a good solution, unfortunately.
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It's difficult, but it can be done. I was only able to do it after I pushed the lower base inward while pushing the adjuster button. Only then would the overlapping base move from its spot.
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No you can't due to the position of the latches. If you turn it around you won't you won't have any room to put your feet.
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I agree with Marianne, the foot pads are not removable. They are there for a reason, to keep this beast in place. Also remember this unit is meant to be in a small space but, it still needs adequate ventilation for safety reasons. Mine fits snug. It's sad that builders are so short sighted that they make the cabinets for appliances such as this so tight. They have to realize that manufacturers do occasionally make changes, in this case this product has grown in size by about 3/8-1/2 of an inch. Not a lot in a football field but, miles in cabinetry. My advice, see if you can find a silighly smaller unit. Good luck. I agree with Marianne, the foot pads are not removable. They are there for a reason, to keep this beast in place. Also remember this unit is meant to be in a small space but, it still needs adequate ventilation for safety reasons. Mine fits snug. It's sad that builders are so short sighted that they make the cabinets for appliances such as this so tight. They have to realize that manufacturers do occasionally make changes, in this case this product has grown in size by about 3/8-1/2 of an inch. Not a lot in a football field but, miles in cabinetry. My advice, see if you can find a silighly... » Read More I agree with Marianne, the foot pads are not removable. They are there for a reason, to keep this beast in place. Also remember this unit is meant to be in a small space but, it still needs adequate ventilation for safety reasons. Mine fits snug. It's sad that builders are so short sighted that they make the cabinets for appliances such as this so tight. They have to realize that manufacturers do occasionally make changes, in this case this product has grown in size by about 3/8-1/2 of an inch. Not a lot in a football field but, miles in cabinetry. My advice, see if you can find a silighly smaller unit. Good luck. « Show Less
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Yes, you can. It's just 4 screws that hold that bottom shelf in place. But, 2 things you should know:1. that bottom shelf is adjustable. I have mine in a much higher slot than the one picture.2. the bottom shelf acts as a stabilizer to the 2 long legs. If you take out the bottom shelf, the unit probably won't roll as smoothly and will not be as stable.
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Although I have never done it, it looks like it does come off. I just gave it a twist and it started to unscrew from the base.
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I only see two screws on the bottom. I assume you can unscrew them and the bottom will come off. Not sure about that as I have not tried to remove them.
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Ours is installed with the feet 34 inches. It will be very close if the feet can be removed. Your measurement will need to be perfect.
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There is a Phillips head screw holding the feet on. I'm guessing they are removable...but I haven't tried yet
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Yes, you can install the vanity without the feet. The feet actually do not come attached.
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The top only is right at 1/2" thick and the base can be removed, it is attached with one screw. www.suziaintlazy.com
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Yes it can come off. I dont think i could recommend it though.. it add stability to the whole thing and that is a pretty long drop..
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I have two of these little units, and I have not had a problem with the feet on either one of them. However, if one of the feet did come off, it would be quite easy to just super glue it back on.
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No holes near the feet. You could probably drill some as they are wide enough.