Can you assemble this without the back panel? (I'd like to leave it open to add ventilation)
1966365
Yes you can. the back is the cheap board material the you put small nails into and its like the last thing you do and there is no holes in either. I've actually had my ps4 get a little to hot in this. My fault cause the glass door was closed, not having the back part may be a good thing.
1966366
You can, but it might be a bit wobbly. Cabinets using this type of construction typically rely on the back panel for horizontal stability. There's a 2 inch gap along the top that allows some airflow for things on the upper shelves.
1966367
Yes you can....I never put the back panel on mines....but I kept it just in case I change my mind...
1966368
No. The back panel serves to provide overall strength to the cabinet. Further, it prevents the wall and wires behind the cabinet from being seen from the front.
1966369
You welcome.....and it's not hard to put together....I did it myself and it only took about an hour mayb less....
1440185
Yes, I believe you could. The whole thing comes in a flat box and you have to screw all the sections together (walls, door, top, etc.), so you should be able to leave off the door if you want. It's very easy to put together.
146882
Frankly if the cabinet is open, you do not really need the fan. Biut given the choices, I would pull air through the front and exhaust to the back.
874890
It can be assembled without the balcony but the access to the balcony will need to be covered. I have the balcony assembled and the railing is plenty secure.
246472
You could assemble the unit without the center shelf. There may be some small holes visible on the back. You could plug them if necessary. It is a well built and solid unit.
162828
I guess you could, as there are two zippers at the front sides of the cover. Then you would have to move the front panel up and over the top which would be very awkward but doable.
112955
I think you can , don't really remember if there are small holes where the hardware for the doors would go. Took MANY hours to assemble, but it's a GREAT piece of furniture!!!
75031
Yes, the back can be open...but the panel used for the back does offer "a lot" of stability to the sides and overall unit.60" high is pretty accurate. I like this unit very much.
392083
Yes, you could just assemble it without the table. Alternatively though you can just turn the table around to face the other way so it's not in the work area.
1695919
Yes you can assemble it without the back. I bought it and I love the back on mine. Great stool.
1041930
Yes it can be assembled without the enclosure...BUT I'd highly recommend the enclosure. My daughter is a hardcore gymnast and that net has saved her rear end on numerous occasions. You are asking for a lawsuit from anyone that jumps on that thing as, for the past decade, these are meant to be built with the enclosure. That being said, this is an awesome trampoline.
983218
There are screws on the back, looks like if you remove them you can access the fan. But there aren't any 'doors' for simple access.
1233678
No, My brother made a frame with a plywood board with holes drilled in it for ventilation, cost supplies about $50. A frame with slats would work as well.
869109
It has been awhile since I put this together, but I think the top is separate so could be used without it. It is at my son's house, so I can't look at it right now.
2023848
I'm sure you could with some zip ties. I found I didn't need a fan so I am no expert.
384550
I think u need the back panel to keep it steady but it is thin so u can probably cut spaces out for cords and ventilation.
1357557
You can build it without...I actually built it without two of the shelves on each side