Can the unit be assembled without the back mesh panel or is it attached already?
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The mesh backing is spot welded to the rear support bars. I am not an engineer, but the mesh does not appear to be an important part of the support structure. It will be difficult to remove from the rear support bars,as there are 10-12 spot welds to grind through to remove the mesh(it is not screwed in place,but welded in spots). It could be done,if you are determined, leaving the rear bars to support the shelves. It will reduce the strength somewhat,and be a challenge with your drummel and grinding wheels, but depending on what you place on the shelves(I have stereo equipment)not an impossibility. Good luck The mesh backing is spot welded to the rear support bars. I am not an engineer, but the mesh does not appear to be an important part of the support structure. It will be difficult to remove from the rear support bars,as there are 10-12 spot welds to grind through to remove the mesh(it is not screwed in place,but welded in spots). It could be done,if you are determined, leaving the rear bars to support the shelves. It will reduce the strength somewhat,and be a challenge with your drummel and grinding wheels, but depending on what you place on the shelves(I have stereo equipment)not an... » Read More The mesh backing is spot welded to the rear support bars. I am not an engineer, but the mesh does not appear to be an important part of the support structure. It will be difficult to remove from the rear support bars,as there are 10-12 spot welds to grind through to remove the mesh(it is not screwed in place,but welded in spots). It could be done,if you are determined, leaving the rear bars to support the shelves. It will reduce the strength somewhat,and be a challenge with your drummel and grinding wheels, but depending on what you place on the shelves(I have stereo equipment)not an impossibility. Good luck « Show Less
1720707
You need to have the back panel on the unit but can cut pieces out for cords and such.
244930
Yes, completely - no assemble required. The back folds up to fit in a corner or can be left down to fit against a wall.
353817
The back panel does not offer structural support and it can be assembled without. Looks great either way.
1061425
Yes, it can be assembled without the trays. Just omit the tray assembly instructions.
251160
To install the unit, you have to cut a square in the panel you are using, then install it from the front. It does come with two plastic clips which allows you to lock it in behind the panel.
1698281
No, but it wasn't a problem putting it together. Don't recall that it needed any more than screwdriver...nice looking unit. We're happy with it.
1841663
No it's not assembled. You have to attach two rings (seen in the picture holding the legs securely) and the seat. We can't remember if the back was also needing to be attached. It goes together quickly and fairly easily.
1879887
Yes. The unit can be disassembled but it won't stay together without all the pieces in place
1233068
No. But the parts that are not assembled are easily installed. That hard stuff is all pre-installed. I was worried about that also.
1478404
no it is not assembled. You can find it for less $$ at Lakeside Collections.
1041930
Yes it can be assembled without the enclosure...BUT I'd highly recommend the enclosure. My daughter is a hardcore gymnast and that net has saved her rear end on numerous occasions. You are asking for a lawsuit from anyone that jumps on that thing as, for the past decade, these are meant to be built with the enclosure. That being said, this is an awesome trampoline.
18480
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.
1460762
It is not assembled. No tools are required to assemble. Easy to do.I removed the back when I sat down, leaned back and found the back a "cold" jolt. The back also made the unit a bit bulky.
408629
None! It's great for a guest space, with no assembly required. Other than wheels\casters.
150518
There is a back if you want. We chose not to put it on when we assembled it. If you wanted it would be easy to cut holes in.
1595395
No assembly is required. We just took it out of the box, plugged it in, and started to enjoy the nice heat.