Does the shelf collapse i.e. if I ned the cart to hold something tall can i collapse the top portion?
2053723
You obviously don't need my answer, but I will add that this is an excellent, well designed cart.
2053724
The shelf folds up against the back wall/ handle side. Tall items will hold it up or there's a clip that can hold it up. Pretty clever and functional!
2053725
yes, the shelf collapses and you can just use the lower one. It is very light weight and very practical. I got an elastic cord to hold the small collapsed shelf in place. when I don't use it. Hope this helps you.
1040287
You should be able to take that shelf out. It not as long as you have the clearance under the shelf you should be good toninstall this and use the top shelf.
378889
The shelf just sits on the top. It is loose, not attached. Any one of the shelves can be picked up and removed without much trouble.
774864
I would not recommend it. The attachment of the middle shelf is a big part of the carts stability.I will say that I have been quite happy with the cart since my purchase.
632893
Not sure, but I tip the shelf on it's side, then fold top down. Put the unit back on it's feet, then collapse. All done in my trailer with 73" head room.
1262820
It will not fall apart very well made. And size of the cart will hold one full size paper grocery bag plus a few items below or above.
2070573
The cart is will inches high-great cart but, I needed to find a way to attach the bin as it fall off when tipping to empty.
1517764
Yes! The legs are fixed, so there are no joints to collapse. The only way they move is out and in. It makes the stand not as compact as it could be when folded, but very sturdy.
137302
No; the top shelf ends up being smaller than the bottom shelf do the others. Im pretty sure it wouldn't work! ;)
1829351
Yes, the top section can work independently from the cart. It rests on the bottom section and is not attached with any bolts, etc.
693169
It can. Just don't put that shelf on when putting together the unit. Shouldn't hurt the stability of the unit.
105064
Not without it being completely unstable. The shelf supports the legs and keeps them straight.
2261856
Not if you intend to pull out the drawers which is the primary value of this item. It would tip over as it is relatively heavy--which is a good thing. WE have been very pleased with this glide out shelf. Have one in each of his and her cabinets in our main bathroom.
993142
There is no way to securely stack them together. I have tried to do this and if you move the carts, bump them, or use them frequently, the top section will shift.
1451186
Not really. There are two horizontal pieces near the bottom, one in front and one in back, that are necessary with the top shelf to make it stable. If it fits your space it is a great piece though. The spacing of the drawers is adjustable.
1258122
The shelves help stabilize the rack. I wouldn't risk ii, especially if you are placing heavy items on the top shelf.
604238
The top cover looks like removable. However, structurally I doubt if 2 carts together can stand straight. I use it for craft supplies. I have two of the drawers with bottles of fluid and somewhat heavier stuffs, and the cart tilt a bit to the side, likely because the wheels aren't that stable. Without the wheels and have the 2 stacked carts lean against wall or something may work, but honestly I wouldn't recommend.