Do I have to use all of the tiers, or can I just use the top 3 or 4 tiers and the legs?
1483528
you have to build it up from the bottom up so you can't use just the top it really looks cute when you just use all the tiers and put all the cupcakes on it its really nice
1483529
No. You could use the bottom tiers and unscrew the top ones, but the legs are attached to the bottom tier.
960060
I put a 4-tier on top of another 4-tier by taking off the top shelf of the bottom set. Then I used wooden pegs between the two (there's already holes drilled in the bottom of the legs). I used plastic cable ties to attached them to the wall for safety.
1152017
The times I've used it, I've used all 4 tiers; however, would think could use less but their would be a projection in the middle of the top where the next tier is supposed to hook into so would need to find a way to hide it.
1910550
Absolutely yes, very simple. I actually removed the top tier and only use the lower tier for now. When I need more hanging space, then I install the top tier back on. It takes only a minute to put that in. I also own a one-tier but find the two-tier rack a lot more convenient. In fact, getting the one-tier made me purchased the two-tier. Can't live without it now!!!!!!!!!!!
1152018
You could leave off the top tier, but it wouldn't look finished. If you don't mind the look of a projection sticking up in the center, then it could be done.
409593
You'd have to use a few of the tiers. I think if you were to use all of the shelves, it would be too much. Use only what you need.
1135015
You can't with the way it comes right out the the box. Each tier has slots cut into it to hold the cross pieces below and above. Because each tier changes in height, the slots on the top of the tier won't match the cross pieces from a tier identical in size.However, I think it would be fairly simple to modify the slots to accommodate the cross pieces if you wanted to try it. Life Jeff said, I would also consider adjustments for stability. For example, out of the box, it has these toilet paper roll looking things to stabilize the bottom tier. You might want to consider adding more if you're using multiples of the larger tiers.Good Luck :) You can't with the way it comes right out the the box. Each tier has slots cut into it to hold the cross pieces below and above. Because each tier changes in height, the slots on the top of the tier won't match the cross pieces from a tier identical in size.However, I think it would be fairly simple to modify the slots to accommodate the cross pieces if you wanted to try it. Life Jeff said, I would also consider adjustments for stability. For example, out of the box, it has these toilet paper roll looking things to stabilize the bottom tier. You might want to consider adding... » Read More You can't with the way it comes right out the the box. Each tier has slots cut into it to hold the cross pieces below and above. Because each tier changes in height, the slots on the top of the tier won't match the cross pieces from a tier identical in size.However, I think it would be fairly simple to modify the slots to accommodate the cross pieces if you wanted to try it. Life Jeff said, I would also consider adjustments for stability. For example, out of the box, it has these toilet paper roll looking things to stabilize the bottom tier. You might want to consider adding more if you're using multiples of the larger tiers.Good Luck :) « Show Less
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I have not tried that. However, the tier does not seem as steady to stack one on top of the other. I hope I was able to help. Jasmin
320527
I suppose you could do either, but it is designed for just 1 piece as the leg and for stability I would recommend using one solid piece for the verticle legs. There are screw holes in the sides of the brackets to hold the height of the bracket along the vertical leg. The legs go all the way through the brackets and you slide the brackets to the height you want before fastening with the screws.
1456299
I answered this on 10/22. Any hanger. More important are weight and placement of clothes for balance of the tier.
1822671
I'm not sure, but I would think you could use only 1 tier. I gave this as a gift so have not used it.
341814
Of course! Though, if the top tier is not being used there will still be a round connector notch in the top center of the 3rd tier. However, if using it for cupcakes, just place them all around, and no one would even notice. If an 8" cake is to be used on top, just remember the notch is there when cutting! :)
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You can use less tiers for smaller events with no problem. I do it all the time. It still looks aesthetically pleasing to the eye and everything, just make sure that you either use 4 sizes that are sequential in size or use one skip one use one skip one so that it still looks balanced in the plate sizes between tiers. Hope this helps ;-)
91820
Nope! I often just do 2 tiers : ) Love this product, wish I had gotten it sooner.
2079267
Yes, you can choose to use only 3, you can also choose to arrange it any way you please, not just in ascending or descending order.
892176
Hello M. Pierson, You have to extend each leg individually for each section, but it's not something that takes long. It's pretty quick!
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No, or at least I haven't found a way to do this. I have stacked the shoe racks which are designed to stack, but the 3 tier is not designed the same way.