can you assemble it so each shelf has a lip?or use the whole thing upside down to get the same result?
1003538
No, the holes are tapered. The weight on the shelf appears to lock them into place. Enough weight on the shelf upside down would push the shelf down.
1004249
Hello , u can assemble the shelves both ways , one thing about these sandusky racks they are light weight they will not hold more than 15lbs per shelves, hope this helps.
931759
Sure, just don't screw that shelf section into that tower. I'm sure it would work but pay attention to those damn stickers on each piece. It is NOT easy to assemble as the box says! A lot of cussing came out of my normally mute man hubster when he was putting those together - especially when he realized he put the shelves together backwards. The man is an engineer too. Oy vey!
781309
Yes. The 4 plastic feet at the bottom of the legs may all be adjusted independent of each other. That way, if you have an uneven floor, you'll be able to make adjustments from corner to corner until the unit is steady. The shelves themselves adjust along the length of the legs at 1" increments. There is no other adjustment possible for the legs
1277120
Yes. You can adjust the middle shelf. There are holes up and down the legs, so you have many options of middle shelf placement.
2236879
Yes, definitely. The shelves can be spaced differently, with several different options, very easily. It comes disassembled. You can also take it back apart after assembling it.
2119925
We got instructions with ours so can't help you there. We bought heavier shelves and put in since the ones that came with it would sag if too much weight was put on them.
167978
Yes, you can, but make sure that you buy the support brackets that hold the shelf up as these are not included with the shelf.
1249648
The bookshelf can only be assembled in one way according to the instructions. You technically CAN turn it horizontally, but you cannot store anything on the shelves. If you have tall skinny items I suppose it would be ok.
721111
i personally think you can and if you're handy you can modify it by placing a large board on top of the bottom shelf.that should do the trick
1808581
Yes you can. Just move one of the shelves up to next notch and it will fit.
1249647
Never thought of it! Horizontally? Uummm, guest u could BUT u would only have one shelf and I do not see the point of getting this bookshelf. However, I do remember seeing one that would be more ur thing. The bookshelf is all blocked off, so no matter which way u put it, u can use the shelves!! Give me some time and will find the name and order # for u, if they Still have them. Will Let u know.
1742604
I am using a book shelf by mounting it on the top. The unit is mounted upside down. It is a great unit I think.
1685277
No, the legs fit into each shelf when assembling so you need each shelf. And for stability you would probably even need to use the top shelf too. Sorry!
2068606
I dont think so. The bottom platform might be, but the top platform isnt. I think the shelves can be reversed to though.
2056715
All the shelves are adjustable except for one that is permanently fixed so you are able to change the height of them. The shelves adjust by moving the pegs they sit on to the appropriate holes that you want and then the actual shelf rests on top of them. For this reason, turning the entire unit onto it's side wouldn't really work as the shelf itself has no way to remain secure that way and it would just fall over.
350948
Yes it can and I have done it! You have to cut it in half and put each piece on separate shelves.
1638671
If I remember correctly, the instructions were more confusing than helpful. I built it by carefully looking at the picture. I assembled the top half first, which touches the wall. Fix the smallest and next to smallest shelf so that the lip part is facing the back. Then, assemble the bottom with the next three shelves in order of size (biggest at bottom). Attach the back foot. Once both halves are assembled, place the bottom half against a wall and slip the top half unto the brackets.