Can the chests be replaced with poles only?
360294
The chests can not be replaced by poles. The bed is very sturdy. I don't think poles alone would be enough to support its weight. On the bright side, the drawers come pre-assembled so it is much easier to put together than I originally thought.
1351539
No, the poles do not come out. They are sewn in. But you could easily make a tiny slit in the fabric and pull them out.
355622
YES, but make sure all the pieces are there. I had an issue w/the poles not being there
2077486
Yes you can replace them. The handles are plastic so you can replace them for something more solid. but it's up to you.
875862
There's no way, to my knowledge. When I bought this one off Amazon, it was actually my second. My wife bought me the first one about 10 yrs ago. I figured for 20 Bucks I could get a brand new Clothes Tree, plus I have Back-up Parts for the future; from what was still usable from the old tree. I will admit that This tree is not quite as sturdy as the old one, so I don't attempt to put as many clothes on this one. So far, no problems.
1887106
Probably, but the poles take some arm strength to put in the little canvas pockets. (I have weak arms so I needed help.)
1550531
I hired someone to put it together for me. You can try the manufacturer's website for directions. I don't think that I still have them, I bought this chest a few years ago.
156005
Hi Victoria. There are collapsible poles on the top that lock into place. You pay have to use a little force with them, but it's not difficult.
872497
Not unless you are willing to pull the 4 corner poles apart. Would have to also move plastic end plugs to the 4 shortened pieces.
600414
You can set the poles in the ground. But you know your project so please decide accorddingly. I will go with the "ground"
1810975
Why on earth would you want to ... it is there for portability. However, if you are set to do so, you must remove the felt on the underside of the lid to get to the screws to the handle hardware - making a mess. You will then need to replace the felt if you want a good looking tool chest.
1596351
Yes. I topped a cedar chest with it so it could serve as a bench. Works fine!
1689081
It could be disassembled into the bottom section and the top and side poles, but taking the bottom section apart too many times would likely weaken it. So yes, you can take apart and put back together, but best to keep it in three big pieces when you do, rather than totally disassembling.
739621
No, All of the pieces are cut to specific lengths. I guess if you had the ability to cut top and bottom bar you could. But then you couldhave built one of these yourself.
8673
Yes, but you'll be removing pieces that weren't meant to be removed. I don't mind though, as stainless steel zipties from harbor freight work fine to create/replace new connections.
1017159
No, not unless the poles comes apart in three sections. The case is about 3.5 feet long.
1863745
Yes you could do that. They are attached by allen wrench, unrelated to the structure. The holes where the arms should go would be visible though.