Could the pieces be assembled in a single line with the corner piece at one end? I'd need the corner piece to hold a desk fan. Possible?
998731
No I think corner is supported by both ends, you can switch ends around that's it! Nice desk though, worked for my needs!!
998732
If I understand your question correctly, you want to know if you could attach everything together longways without making an L-shape? I never tried that, but I don't think it's possible; the screws are meant to be just long enough for their specified holes and can only be secured if the nuts have that area to secure them. Even if you went and got screws that were the right size, you run the risk of the pieces of glass overlapping, which cannot physically happen. I hope that clarified your question.
998733
It looks very possible with some slight modifications. I like to make custom out of store bought items and it's a project that I would take on. Best of luck!
998734
There is, I'm sure, but they will not be one connected table. You would just have to set them up separately and place them next to each other. You were saying something about a desk fan going on the corner piece; the corner piece attaches to the other two pieces as a connective tabletop, for it cannot stand on its own.
1350783
The post itself is stationary and doesn't move once fixed to the desk. The arms themselves move and pivot on the post. Using in a corner shouldn't be that difficult. Good luck! BTW, we have about 20 of these stands in the office and they all work great!
1588576
No assembly; it's one solid piece. My corner cabinet is very deep, so I was able to lift my shelves and slide them in sideways. I would definitely measure your space. My cabinet is about 24 inches deep.
250173
I don't think so. Mine is in the corner, but not backed completely in the corner. I like mine real well, but when I got it out of the box to put together, one piece had a corner broke off & I had to glue back together. It would of been to hard to put it all back in the box & return it. So, I sucked it up & glued it & you can't tell. Looks good.
1625830
Yes. Once you put the desk together you have two sides that are exactly the same. They can stand alone on their own frame and are connected to each other using a corner frame. There are no legs to the corner frame. It attaches to the side desks at the top to complete the desk top surface. It is a very sturdy desk. I hope that hepls you.
547325
In short yes, basically you could construct the desk in about every configuration you would want. Technically only one side has the holes to mount the keyboard tray. However, that being said, you can construct the desk in a number of different fashions, for example, I have my keyboard on the right-most wing. The two sides are pretty much identical and you could mount the quarter circle centerpiece to make it so that the desk is facing a number of ways.
261478
Afraid not. The pre-drilled holes for assembly are arranged so you can only assemble them on the left. But it's a great piece and I've enjoyed it a lot. I get a lot of compliments on it also.
2216257
It comes fully assembled. I think you could separate the sections by removing or tinkering with the hinges. As a four piece unit, it is very solid and stable, with little risk of tipping over. I think it might still be if you divide it, but that would be my concern.
667164
You can if you don't mind losing space in the room. It's not made for a corner but I see no reason why you can't put it diagonal in a corner if you have the space available.
259915
You can assemble these any way you want - although there may not be enough parts to have two "cubes" with full backs. One should check the number of squares included. We made a rabbit cage with ours.
1017657
It can be added at a later date because it sit on top of the desk. However, there are screws that attach to the bottom. I would suggest completing the assembly at one time.
1829523
The desk is dark brown and yes, each desk can standalone. The L shape didn't suit me as well as I thought, so I decided to put each desk side by side. If you decide to split the desks, it should be noted that one end of each desk is designed to connect the curved glass, so the holes for the bolts may be visible.
185551
Yes, it is possible to piece it together, but it's not a smooth look. I did that for two basement windows. I don't know if I'd have done it for a bedroom window.
127420
Yep. All the pieces have the correct holes to be able to assemble it however you'd like to. You could put the keyboard tray on the side with the upper shelf, and you can put the shelf on the right side. I've had this desk for nearly a year, and I love it!
2283075
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.
1375490
Yes. I'm pretty certain you can. It appears pretty clear that the connection points will line up. There are four Allen head bolts which are same thread, but slightly longer to connect the semi circular glass to the two "desks." Should be simple. Dimensions match up on both ends of desks. I'm 95% confident. I'd go go for it. I really like what I have. Very stable and looks good.
285429
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.