Can this be assembled as 2 pieces sans middle piece? I have a 30 degree wall.
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You can easily leave out the quarter-circle piece that joins the two rectangular pieces, if that's what you're asking. You'd just end up with two rectangular desks.
2092243
Yes. The 90deg portion attaches to either piece or not at all. Each piece can be stand alone if desired
2092244
The corner piece does add a lot of stability, but each side could stand by itself if needed.
124742
Not on this item. There is a frame that specifically accommodates 2 tiers. Although you can put the 2 tiers close together, this unit is made for 2 tiers.
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You have the option to assemble either way. It's very clever. And you could reassemble later if you change your mind.
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You could put two together side by side, but the edge boards do not have shadow marks, so they would have to be added in order for it to not look out of character right at the center of the wall.
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No, unfortunately it isn't built that way. It's very well made, but it is plastic/PVC and it wouldn't be very easy to join the vertical pieces together seamlessly. Each vertical piece slides through the horizontal pieces and they rest in the bottom piece. The horizontal pieces nest in the vertical side pieces. If I were you, I would contact the company. Based on the packaging and the craftsmanship of the one I bought, it seems to me that they are a small American company that could potentially make you a custom trellis if you asked nicely! It would just need vertical pieces that were the proper height for your needs and a few extra horizontal pieces. Might even be cheaper than buying two! No, unfortunately it isn't built that way. It's very well made, but it is plastic/PVC and it wouldn't be very easy to join the vertical pieces together seamlessly. Each vertical piece slides through the horizontal pieces and they rest in the bottom piece. The horizontal pieces nest in the vertical side pieces. If I were you, I would contact the company. Based on the packaging and the craftsmanship of the one I bought, it seems to me that they are a small American company that could potentially make you a custom trellis if you asked nicely! It would just need vertical pieces that were the... » Read More No, unfortunately it isn't built that way. It's very well made, but it is plastic/PVC and it wouldn't be very easy to join the vertical pieces together seamlessly. Each vertical piece slides through the horizontal pieces and they rest in the bottom piece. The horizontal pieces nest in the vertical side pieces. If I were you, I would contact the company. Based on the packaging and the craftsmanship of the one I bought, it seems to me that they are a small American company that could potentially make you a custom trellis if you asked nicely! It would just need vertical pieces that were the proper height for your needs and a few extra horizontal pieces. Might even be cheaper than buying two! « Show Less
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Actually You can seperate them after looking at it. There are holes that are in the 2x2 corner that will be exposed but it should be structurally sound.
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yes you just need to unscrew to top two screws. BEWARE the unit will fall off the wall once the screws are loose.
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yes....but not hard to do. but pay attention to the front v. back side of the pieces. I got one piece backwards and had to unassemble part of the unit to redo it.
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No- walls are provided for 2 sides, I think. I am not the owner and we built it according to our needs. Call the company to ask.
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We located ours on the end and have no idea if you can split it in the middle. Best to ask an electrician, I think.
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You could assemble the unit without the center shelf. There may be some small holes visible on the back. You could plug them if necessary. It is a well built and solid unit.
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There is instructions that shows how to install both ways and no, you can not use it separate. It has to be put together in one piece.
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Yes, you may. That is how I am using it. I put the 2 pieces together separately and did not attach the triangle corner piece. It is working out great. I simply have them one next to another.
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The short answer, no. You could possibly leave it divided in two but then you would lack some stability. IT is not actually that tall, less than 6' so if height is a concern, I would search for something else.
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Even though it looks like One piece, its actually 2 separate pieces you must fit together on the wall. I bought 2 units so I had to fit 4 shelves together, it was a logistical nightmare but the end result is beyond amazing.As far as your question, I believe 52 inches would probably be a combination of both pieces but because they are separate it is up to you to make it vertical or horizontal. I would divide by 2 then ask yourself if you want it longer on the vertical or horizontal plain.
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The poles are two pieces so you could make two shorter units by removing the connecting piece but there would only be one set of end caps (for the top) and one set of feet/wheels for the bottom.
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Yes, definitely, without a doubt. I have three of these, and I assembled each one. As a matter of fact, if you aren't careful, someone looking to put it together the normal way could mistakenly put it together the way you are talking about. I see that another poster here said you can't do it, but I can tell you absolutely, without any doubt, that you can.