Do the legs and cabinet have to be connected? I'd prefer to hang it on the wall at my desired height.
283235
No, they do not have to be connected. When building it you build the cabinet and then attach the legs. The back of the cabinet, however, is not wood. It is a thin cardboard-like piece. You might have to buy a sturdier piece for that. As long as you know how to safely attach the cabinet to the wall, you should be okay. :)
283236
Since the back of the cabinet is thin board, I'd doubt it. The cabinet itself, top, bottom, and sides are very sturdy. It is a tall cabinet too. I'd suggest the base to make it stable.
283237
If you did want to screw it to the wall, you would have difficulity like Mr. Burson stated. The board that covers the back is very cheap and thin so I doubt it would hold for very long.
944033
Mine is not wall mounted but it should not be a problem. The mounting bracket will probably give you at least a couple of inches which should be plenty.
2192182
There isn't really a base to attach legs for this cabinet. It's just the outer 4 sides. There are holes to install the wheels. I did modify my cabinet to accommodate a kick toe base by making a plywood base for the cabinet to sit on. Hope this answers your question.
1800161
You know I did not hang it up I attached it to the hand towel rack and hung it that way - sorry I couldn't be more helpful. I would think you would have to screw it into the wall with one of those plastic caps in first then the screw to keep it in place. good luck
1008230
Yes, legs come right off, but no wall mounting brackets on back, and spigot connectors come straight out the back of the unit, something would have to be improvised for cabinet install.
1434768
Mine is hung vertically. just make sure you square the measurements and use the included wall anchors.
1077582
The metal stock used for the legs is about 1.25" high, but that doesn't take into account the leg levelers that screw into each corner. I'm thinking that you'd need to use the leg levelers because of the way the stand is put together. (Assembly instructions can be found at the BDI website.) BTW, the BDI specifications for the stand states that the cabinet must have 2" of clearance for the legs.
2144093
No, it is made of plastic and would be slightly heavy once you filled it. If you really wanted to hang it, I guess you could use wood screws to attach to bottom of cabinet but I WOULD NOT recommend it.
1438472
The shelf is not already attached, but the legs of the table angle ever-so-slightly outwards. You would probably have to notch the corners of the shelf very slightly to fit the legs as you move it up, but other than that, it can be done.
1348888
um I don't think so... cause this cabinet is really heavy. I don't think it's good idea to hang in the wall unless you have other solution to hang it with such as support self under to hold it?
1157082
It does not have to be attached to a cabinet, hence the description "Freestanding". It is very adjustable. I use it for my 65" but it can go much lower.
797315
Only if you attached the wall cabinet to the floor cabinet securely. Another option is to attach the wall cabinet to the wall near the floor cabinet. It would certainly fall over if you just stacked them. Hope this helped answer your question!
1454647
If we had installed it against the wall, as the photo suggests, we would raise it a foot off the floor. In your case, saw off what you do not need at the top and/or bottom. The wood is fairly hard so it may take awhile by hand.
1164040
This particular unit is wall hung, however, you can order legs or a stand for it to sit on.
671493
It's not designed to. The cabinet of the center Chanel has "legs" on the bottom as well as accommodations for mounting on the back. It is not stable on its end.
540030
Yes. You have to attach the legs. It is not difficult at all. This is a gorgeous piece!
1382467
The bottom shelf needs to be attached, it is the only thing holding the four legs together. If you remove that, the shelves will be completely unstable.