Can you leave off any or all of the lower vertical dividers? I'm guessing I would then also have to leave off the doors in those sections?
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Yes, technically, I am sure you can leave out any two of the lower dividers, but it might impact the integrity due to the weight distribution. You cannot leave out all, because it will be impossible to keep the rack together with only the back plywood holding the weight. On the other hand I would not advise leaving out either of the end pieces as I don't recall if that exposes unfinished particle board edges. I also would not leave out more than one of the divider, again not sure how much structural impact it will create in the middle. The doors are independent of the dividers. BTW, they are sliding doors.
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You could....and it will have no affect on the doors as they are in a long track....
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I would think that leaving off the vertical dividers would affect the stability of the stand as well as the structural integrity. I would not do it. The doors could be left off without hurting anything. I left my doors off with no problems. Good luck, it's a grear bench and very sturdy. ( the unadvertised castors make it really nice.)
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Yes, technically, I am sure you can leave out any two of the lower dividers, but it might impact the integrity due to the weight distribution. You cannot leave out all, because it will be impossible to keep the rack together with only the back plywood holding the weight. On the other hand I would not advise leaving out either of the end pieces as I don't recall if that exposes unfinished particle board edges. I also would not leave out more than one of the divider, again not sure how much structural impact it will create in the middle. The doors are independent of the dividers. BTW, they are sliding doors. Yes, technically, I am sure you can leave out any two of the lower dividers, but it might impact the integrity due to the weight distribution. You cannot leave out all, because it will be impossible to keep the rack together with only the back plywood holding the weight. On the other hand I would not advise leaving out either of the end pieces as I don't recall if that exposes unfinished particle board edges. I also would not leave out more than one of the divider, again not sure how much structural impact it will create in the middle. The doors are independent of the dividers. BTW, they... » Read More Yes, technically, I am sure you can leave out any two of the lower dividers, but it might impact the integrity due to the weight distribution. You cannot leave out all, because it will be impossible to keep the rack together with only the back plywood holding the weight. On the other hand I would not advise leaving out either of the end pieces as I don't recall if that exposes unfinished particle board edges. I also would not leave out more than one of the divider, again not sure how much structural impact it will create in the middle. The doors are independent of the dividers. BTW, they are sliding doors. « Show Less
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I guess you can leave the back off. My husband put it together. Sorry for the mistake.
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You could leave the bottom panels out. However, to make it more stable you might want to attach a couple of thin pieces of wood that nail or screw in across the bottom.
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Yes. The dividers come "uninstalled" so you have total flexibility with where you put them.
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The drawer is "barely" divided, with VERY low permanent wood dividers. You can use them or not.
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All the shelves can be placed anywhere you choose up or down the uprights. You can choose to leave out a shelf or two as well, if needed.
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Although I like the doors very much, (after looking) the predrilled holes for the hinges are on the inside. So, yes you could leave the doors off. It would look like a shelf unit.
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You could leave the left shelf off, but there will be open holes bit you could just add the screws in w/o the shelf. I don't think this would look good without the ss shelf, but u could still do it.
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One large open area. No divider behind the doors. At the very top there are very small magnets on very small boxes that "hang down" from the top; this is how the doors stay shut (they have small magnets on the inside at the top). But the magnets are very small and do not block putting books or other items in/taking them out.
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I did not have a problem with the doors. On the hinges there are "set" screws. On one hinge, you adjust the screw for vertical fit; on the other hinge you adjust for horizontal fit. Hope this helps
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No. You could use the bottom tiers and unscrew the top ones, but the legs are attached to the bottom tier.
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They are all separate pieces..so I think you would be able to leave that shelf out..but there would be empty holes on the frame
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You can space them out however you want. It is entirely up to you. The bottom and top shelves have a specific spot, but the other 3 can be however you want them to be.
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Yes, there is a divider you can put in or leave out. When the weather is warmer we use the front for a bedroom and the back for storage, when it is cooler we use the back for a bedroom and the front for a "sitting" room. The reason is, the windows in the front are lower and therefore provide more air down low where our sleeping air mattress is. Enjoy!
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The room divider is completely closed off like 2 exterior doors but on the inside. There is also an option of screen only or full cover just like exterior doors. Hope this helps!
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You can remove the dividers from the bottom section as well as the top but then you would just have one open space. For me it would defeat the purpose of having so many sections for my earrings. Hope this helps you!
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They will basically look the same if you leave the doors off. The shelf within the door portion is adjustable like the others.