Can you wood shelves instead of glass?
1015244
Depends on how long the shelves are and how thick. They will probably sag if the wood is too thin and long without additional brackets
1015245
Yes, but you must use a laminate OSB or particle board. The stress along on dimension lumber will snap the board along the grain. So if you choose a piece of hardwood it must not project past the bracket more than 4", which would make for a very shallow shelf. Unless you don't mind the weight supported on the shelf will more than likely dent the wood where the wood meeting the metal support.
1015246
I am not positive but I cant see why you couldnt use wood if you wanted to.
1015247
Plus you'll have to find milled lumber. 1x6 dimension lumber is actually 3/4"x 5 1/2". The bracket gap is 1/2".
168723
Yes. There are 6 shelf supports that provide 6 different hieghts that can be used to support the 3 glass shelves that come with the cabinet.
1924410
The shelves are of wicker material, so they are bumpy. You can get your local glass shop to cut or order glass tops for the shelves as I did.
1458910
I don't see why not. The glass is held in place by 4 little suction cup doohickeys. Just slap a piece of wood on there instead if that's the look you're going for. Don't know how well it will hold onto the wood though.
858872
Don't really understand the question but I love my shelves....wood fits right in...shelves go around and above bay window and hold a ton of books with no problem. I did have to paint because walls and trim were a different shade of white
744965
I used wood on mine. Have not try fire glass, therefore will not be able to answer your question correctly nor honestly. Good luck..
2222363
The shelves are made of tempered glass and I don't believe would be easily cut. However, they are designed to fit the dimensions of the cabinet which should fit nicely between the wall studs. The two shelves CAN be placed at whatever height you decide very easily. I find the quality to be very good and I like the cabinet very much.
1327029
Yes, it is removable but you might not want to aesthetically. The shelf is supported by a 1-piece bar element which is the exact dimension and shape of the glass. It is not solid, as the glass is, but it visually occupies the same space. It might look like your shelf is "missing" rather than simply "removed". You should make the decision before you build and then simply eliminate the metal bar element altogether. By the way, TransDeco probably makes a different model that eliminates the shelves.
1052590
Yes - I screwed mine into wood shelves that I built. It is an excellent product.
765912
Not 'As Is"... There are pre-drilled holes in the front legs and back frame for the shelf supports. If you are handy with a drill and measuring tape, you could easily drill more holes to make it work for you. The frame in the back is steel. The front legs are nice, solid wood. We are extremely pleased with the overall quality and durability of this piece, especially for the price.
1694871
Yes, that is what I did with rack. I did put a piece of glass on shelf first. It fits a small spot perfectly.
901751
No. The shelves are not adjustable. However, we simply did not put in a glass shelf to make one area have more vertical space. Worked out perfectly for what we wanted to display.
1156118
If your going to do what I think your going to do I would say no. I made a lot of display boxes for flea market sales and I always used wood and glass.
175590
There will be 4 holes where the poles screw in you may want to see if you can just get glass shelves
2222359
I haven't opened the boxes yet, but the Shelves are adjustable. I have another cabinet similar to this and the shelves are glass.
801932
Shelves are glass. Heavy duty and satisfied. Make sure to look at the dimensions as this is a surprisingly small stand.
2177362
Yes. There are holes where the hardware goes that attaches the shelves, but they provide "wood grained" stickers to cover those. They're really top notch shelves, and I think they'd look great anywhere. If you go over it with a magnifying glass, they may not be your first pick, but for an average user, I'm thrilled. With BOTH of them!