can these be repeatedly assembled and disassembled?
265655
Yes, absolutely... but be advised, if you use zip ties, you will have to cut each one off and use new ones... which could be a pain
265656
Absolutely! The little connectors are made of plastic, and the main shelving part is metal. It takes a little wiggling, but you can slide & snap the pieces together, and then remove them.
265657
Yes. Each "side" is separate so you can assemble them into as large a box as you wish. The supplied "corners" pup in and out easily. To make my bird feeder protectors more solid, though, I clamped them shut an additional way, which also can be removed.
265658
Yes. I have two sets that I assemble and disassemble on average 1-2 times a month, and I have had them for about a year now. Eventually the plastic connectors will break and you will need to replace them, but it's easy enough to find replacements online and I haven't had one break yet. They will also get easier to put together as time goes on as the pieces will loosen up, so you may want to replace the connectors after a while anyway just to be sure they are tight (mine are still very tight, despite having loosened up a bit).
265659
No because the cheap connectors break at assembly and disassembly. Then they send you replacements for 4 when 6 are broken. You'll have better luck buying another brand
265660
So far, so good. They're working great for what I needed. The provided connectors will only let you do square corners but I had no trouble figuring out alternatives. The panels are very nice.
722503
No. you can use them over and over again. They are quite substantial. Very well made.
497220
Yes. You would disassemble it in the same fashion you'd assemble it. It would take 15 minutes to remove all the screws, etc.
631868
No they require assembly. The tool is included. Easy process but directions are not a huge help.
312380
Hello, No, these do not come assembled. You will need to assemble them yourself. Thanks
767003
we had to take it apart to get it through the door frame, and my sons had to do it. we have only tried that once. it is pretty sturdy when put together, but i don't think that it could be repeatedly taken apart and reassembled. Sorry -
2207533
Hi these items are RTA (Ready to Assemble) and flat packed so disassemble could be a little difficult but it can be done
953461
I think if they are disassembled a many times, they will not fold up as tightly as originally, so yes, quality will be compromised.
1028010
If not put together yes, if put together no, there is no way to take it apart once put together.
1277863
not that I have found unless I take them apart. I have others that do come apart easily, and these will fit on them when stacked and in use, but these I seldom use for that reason. I keep one together tucked between my washer and a cabinet, but the others are completely disassembled until I need them more this winter with sweaters.
402096
Yes, but you have to completely remove all the little shards of glass. I would suggest watching a video on how do disassembly and assembly many times and while doing it.
143656
No, they are not fixed in place. You can move each one independent of each other.
2015001
Yes, they have to be assembled. Make sure you measure this specific unit's measurements right. I measured wrong and could not use it where I had planned to use it. But where I put it, it works well.
612676
Not easily. It can be disassembled, but requires removing nuts and washers.
1535734
No. You have to assemble them. It isn't difficult, just takes a screwdriver or allen wrench. The assembly time would be worth the cheaper price. It's the inferior construction of particle board that makes me recommend against them.
1244396
No, they are riveted together and cannot be disassembled. I don't see it as a problem though that they only fold one way.
1508788
Yes. They can be taken apart as many times as you want and make any shape you want. They are better than any other playing clay but at the end of the day, please don't leave them ANYWHERE!!! Do make it a point of putting them in their box or other restrictive area. They loose shape on their own.