Can the legs be taken apart to form a rack to hang S hooks on?
252536
No. They are looped together such that you would have to damage them to get them apart.
252537
I bought this as a gift for my son. I will ask him, but it is my understanding that it cannot be taken apart. The S hook hangs from the connection of the three legs. If I find out more, I will email again.
36282
Yes, it would be possible, but not easy. There are no holes in the legs to which you could attach the "L" bracketsPat L
1980995
I doubt it, but they could work with some "engineering", but it would be tricky. I think you would have to drill a hole into the 2x2 legs and insert a T nut/threaded insert. But, if the legs are made of a soft wood such as pine, I think they will split out quickly. My opinion is find a better solution.
1663017
The top and bottom tiers could possibly be used separately but there are no plastic caps for the legs of the top tier, and the top tier connects to the bottom by small posts protruding from the top of the bottom shelf, so those posts would still be sticking up. The shelves are small and flimsy. I painted mine to make it look better, and am thinking about gluing the top to the bottom shelf because they come apart too easily.
1468400
not without cutting down the tubes and shortening them. You would have to take out 6 inches out of the 4 uprights and then sleeve them back together because you have to have the male/female ends to fit into the corner pieces
904987
Yes, you can put the brackets any distance apart. Just be sure not to bend or flatten the rails when cutting them.
2104163
I think it could be done. It's not a small rack, though, pretty tall, a bit heavy. I haven't taken it apart. I will tell you it is super sturdy. This thing will not fall over. I noticed that our Target store had the exact same rack to transport their clothes.
152517
It can, however you need to hang it between 2 bars instead of one. (Hard to describe, but easy to do) Therefor you have less bars available for hanging stuff. You also will need to put some clothes on the other side wing to balance it out. It works best if you hang the heavy stuff close to the center of the rack. I am a bit disappointed because some of my lower bars have started to break. The only thing I hang on the lower bars are socks and bras and they are not heavy so I don't know why they are breaking. I would like to get a better quality product, but they don't sell better quality racks in the US. Next time I go to Europe, I'm bringing a good quality one home with me. It can, however you need to hang it between 2 bars instead of one. (Hard to describe, but easy to do) Therefor you have less bars available for hanging stuff. You also will need to put some clothes on the other side wing to balance it out. It works best if you hang the heavy stuff close to the center of the rack. I am a bit disappointed because some of my lower bars have started to break. The only thing I hang on the lower bars are socks and bras and they are not heavy so I don't know why they are breaking. I would like to get a better quality product, but they don't sell better quality... » Read More It can, however you need to hang it between 2 bars instead of one. (Hard to describe, but easy to do) Therefor you have less bars available for hanging stuff. You also will need to put some clothes on the other side wing to balance it out. It works best if you hang the heavy stuff close to the center of the rack. I am a bit disappointed because some of my lower bars have started to break. The only thing I hang on the lower bars are socks and bras and they are not heavy so I don't know why they are breaking. I would like to get a better quality product, but they don't sell better quality racks in the US. Next time I go to Europe, I'm bringing a good quality one home with me. « Show Less
363621
Never tried that but probably as long as you had sturdy brace under bottom shelf, otherwise the shelves would I think pull apart
1453502
You would have to totally cut and remake the base that holds the wheels. Not a easy task. In that case it would be easier to make your own or just look for a shorter rack.
1446103
Yes. U can remove the stand and there are holes in the back for it to be hung. Very versatile.
862821
It is not designed doing so. However, there are some small gaps between the material and the frame's corners that allows a little room for a hooks or bolts that could potentially hold it. With a little ingenuity, it could be done, but, again, it is not really designed for this.
248483
No, I don't think so. You would have to take the rack apart in order to replace the bands, but after taking it apart, I would think you may compromise the rack's stability. The bands help keep the very top rack stay attached to the main frame
1541725
You should be able to. The rod is not attached to the vertical bars when you receive it. So it could be cut before assembly if you have tools for that.
176077
Yes, you can. It's just 4 screws that hold that bottom shelf in place. But, 2 things you should know: 1. that bottom shelf is adjustable. I have mine in a much higher slot than the one picture. 2. the bottom shelf acts as a stabilizer to the 2 long legs. If you take out the bottom shelf, the unit probably won't roll as smoothly and will not be as stable.
1755090
@Ryan - you would only have to hand screw a few long sections together that form the main trunk. You also hand screw the arms in their sockets as well. The legs are easily fastened (& unfastened) using an alan wrench. However, be aware that this products wood, although very nice when all put together, does have a tendency to split for some reason. I went thru two (2) racks that arrived with split wood. The first was very major and they sent a replacement. The second was minor so I patched it with wood filler and kept it. After some communication with the seller, I was informed that they have had many complaints about this item and that they were going to discontinue it. But its up to you. It does look very nice when all is said and done. Just don't expect it to be flawless. You could probably spend a few extra bucks and get a more reliable rack.
1528262
It can be hung anywhere there is a 'bar' at the top. It is 'looped' through itself. There are No Fasteners.