the shelf lip covers, are they supposed to screw in the side of the shelf? My shelfs have no pre drilled holes, does yours?
2011895
P.S. Not sure, but there might have been tiny predrilled holes on the side of the shelves. If there are, that would be front-facing. Slip the covers to the front and secure it with the end cap and screw.
2011896
I don't remember, either. But since this cart (which I use as a craft storage unit) is right next to me, I took a look. Unscrewed the end caps. Appears the larger (2 middle shelves) have a bar that slips on, and end caps with predrilled holes are placed to secure them. The top shelf is different. Has end caps, but no screws. Hope this helps.
2011897
Sorry Beth, It has been too long ago that I put it together and I can't remember.
2011898
One our cart, the shelf lip covers are on the front edge of the shelf. As far as I/we can remember, there were pre-drilled holes and we only had to screw (one on each side) the covers on.
2011899
No, they do not screw on, they just slide on. But I felt they were rather insecure that way and I added some super glue to the inside. You do not need much of the glue to do the trick.
505360
The predrilled bolt/screw type holes exist only on the right side of the cabinet and are recessed on the inside so as not to interfere with the sliding drawer. It would take a lot of woodworking to move it to the left side. Virginia was right on. Al
1244176
The holes are on the sides. As far as the reason(s) why, though I can only speculate as I didn't design the cabinet, I can offer these somewhat educated guesses: 1. Placing the screws in the sides takes advantage of the simple symmetry of the two sides, affording a simplified manufacturing process. 2. Ease of use- the sides are easily reachable during assembly/removal of the shelf by the user. 3. Aesthetics- by installing the shelf from the sides, the need for screws across the face of the cabinet is eliminated, maintaining a cleaner appearance. BTW, it should be noted that the shelf is NOT the full depth of the cabinet, it is about 2/3 of the full depth. The gap remains at the front of the cabinet, as the shelf sits toward the rear. I hope this helps!
867398
Great question. I called and asked for 2 extra shelves and they sent them to me free. I am not sure if they will do that for everyone because I did have a problems with some of the pre-drilled holes not being drilled. So, they may have been more generous with me because of that. Perhaps you could write them directly.
1219229
There is a small lip on each shelf. I wish the lips were taller. Be advised to make sure you get that lip right side up during assembly. This cabinet is a real puzzle to put together and the directions don't mention to check for things like that orientation when you have the pieces down on the floor and so you would notice it. The lip is so small, I didn't notice that and now I need to dissemble and correct a few of the small shelf orientations.
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.
741010
Hi S.O. - No, you don't need to drill holes. There's two brackets at the top that fit over the door. And the shelving units are in 2 separate pieces that you loop to connect. If you swing the door super fast it can cause the bottom shelf to bang against the door which I wouldn't encourage. Overall it's a great product!
94182
No it's not possible to move the shelves. They get screwed into pre drilled holes.
685241
I strongly recommend carefully predrilling before adding screws---to minimize wood stress/splitting risk. (some 'self tapping' screws automatically do this, but one must be especially careful not to over tighten/strip out the holes!!)
781306
They have feet that screw into the bottom of the legs. The shelf itself can be positioned along the leg in one inch increments. E.g. you can position the shelf halfway up the legs if you want. You can also connect two or more units on top of one another (screws are provided).
1557085
The shelf liners are smooth on on one side and a little ruff on the outher side they should work for you.hope this helps you out, one last thing though they are very thin I wish they were a little thicker though.
1186009
Yes, on my unit, predrilled holes were noticeable. I'd prefer to have mine secured to the wall but it isn't at the moment. I've had my unit up and assembled in my space for a few months now and nothing has ever happened. It does shake a little if it's rattled or bumped. It seems like it'll tip any minute but it doesn't. I only have a few books, some non-breakable kicknacks and my printer on it.
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There are holes into the main grill body that hold the bolts that secure the side shelves which you certainly want to cover in one way or another. You can see the bolts passing through into the body in the 5th picture, the top down view on the left side. You could install these provided bolts/washers to cover the holes and possible even go buy shorter bolts to reduce overhang since they won't be supporting the shelf anymore. I'd also bet that you could find a plug of some kind at either a home improvement store or an automotive store to use in place of the bolts, it just needs to be temp rated for at least 750 degrees. There are holes into the main grill body that hold the bolts that secure the side shelves which you certainly want to cover in one way or another. You can see the bolts passing through into the body in the 5th picture, the top down view on the left side. You could install these provided bolts/washers to cover the holes and possible even go buy shorter bolts to reduce overhang since they won't be supporting the shelf anymore. I'd also bet that you could find a plug of some kind at either a home improvement store or an automotive store to use in place of the bolts, it just needs to be temp... » Read More There are holes into the main grill body that hold the bolts that secure the side shelves which you certainly want to cover in one way or another. You can see the bolts passing through into the body in the 5th picture, the top down view on the left side. You could install these provided bolts/washers to cover the holes and possible even go buy shorter bolts to reduce overhang since they won't be supporting the shelf anymore. I'd also bet that you could find a plug of some kind at either a home improvement store or an automotive store to use in place of the bolts, it just needs to be temp rated for at least 750 degrees. « Show Less
1700830
If you have window that opens up from the bottom, there are mental L's you have to attach to the shelf and slip over the sill. If you window opens out you have to secure the shelf with screws.
1051107
Mine fit a 1" thick shelf. I don't think they will slide onto 1 1/2" without digging in. They work great.
1932746
They will fit behind the lip, but you might have to tilt the taller ones to get them onto the shelf.
1081701
They are only adjustable if you are willing to drill new holes. Otherwise, there are only holes for the 4 shelves as shown in the picture.