Can you omit one of the shelves to make it only 3 shelves high or will it leave holes on the top shelf?
1280302
I did omit the top shelf. The finishing caps that fill in the holes work the same on all the shelves so it doesn't matter if you leave the "top" shelf off.
1280303
Yes you can omit one of the shelves to make the tower only three shelves high or even two shelves high. Each glass shelf has four holes one at each corner. There are twelve metal poles each 12 inches long. The poles screw together between the glass shelves. There are four black plastic feet that screw into the poles above the very bottom shelf to keep the bottom shelf up off of the floor by a couple of inches. The top shelf holes are finished off with what looks like four large chrome round headed bolts. You place the top shelf on top of the four metal poles and then thread the round headed bolts through the holes in the glass shelf into the poles beneath the shelf to finish it off. Yes you can omit one of the shelves to make the tower only three shelves high or even two shelves high. Each glass shelf has four holes one at each corner. There are twelve metal poles each 12 inches long. The poles screw together between the glass shelves. There are four black plastic feet that screw into the poles above the very bottom shelf to keep the bottom shelf up off of the floor by a couple of inches. The top shelf holes are finished off with what looks like four large chrome round headed bolts. You place the top shelf on top of the four metal poles and then thread the round headed... » Read More Yes you can omit one of the shelves to make the tower only three shelves high or even two shelves high. Each glass shelf has four holes one at each corner. There are twelve metal poles each 12 inches long. The poles screw together between the glass shelves. There are four black plastic feet that screw into the poles above the very bottom shelf to keep the bottom shelf up off of the floor by a couple of inches. The top shelf holes are finished off with what looks like four large chrome round headed bolts. You place the top shelf on top of the four metal poles and then thread the round headed bolts through the holes in the glass shelf into the poles beneath the shelf to finish it off. « Show Less
741952
it has one shelf which is held up with metal pins. you could possibly modify by gluing in a wooden support on each side wall of one of the cabinets in order to hold a second shelf. I agree with the comment below that I wouldn't risk drilling additional holes.
622157
There are 3 shelves that come with the unit. The top shelf is adjustable so it can either be on the top of the rack or a couple inches lower (as pictured).
1923903
You can leave as many shelves off as you want from top down, but that you know the four posts will still be sticking up on top. They are very nice, sturdy shelving units, and nice that they are on wheels to move easily. Amazon sells other shorter Seville shelving units if you need something shorter.
1164673
Yes. Do not install the middle shelf. When instructions say to install the middle shelf, install the top shelf in it's place and you will still have a finished top shelf. Hope this helps.
1466117
There are additional holes to adjustment shelves or if you want to add more shelves. Probably would be hard to find the right size, unless you can make them yourself.
931761
yes. you could remove the shelf above, but you wouldn't be able to re-insert the shelf on the frame elsewhere. there are only the four pre-drilled holes for the shelves. if you don't mind one less shelf, it'd work just fine in my opinion.
1481683
The shelves are separate; if you use the bottom shelf only there will be holes.
666580
Yes you could leave the top shelf out, it is held by 4 screws, the frame is stable without it, this is a beautiful unit, I was very happy when it arrived, nice wood, strong construction and very large,
972856
The shelves are at fixed heights. You could leave out the middle or bottom shelf, and you may be able to get away with leaving out both, but I think you kinda need to put in at least 2 shelves, to maintain the stability of the legs. I should think it possible, with some careful drilling to place holes at other heights. The bottom of the bottommost shelf is @ 3-3/8" in off the ground and the top of it @ 7-1/4" above the ground. The top of the middle shelf looks like it would be @ 21-1/4" off the ground.
950292
Essentially, yes. it isn't supposed to though but you can make two small shelving units as opposed to one tall one.
937270
The 2 side shelves are detachable. You have to assemble it when it arrives so you could leave them off if you like
258263
You can remove the shelves. The height of the shelves is not adjustable, however.
916442
The poles are individually assembled so it looks like you could leave off the middle shelf. It is not very tall with all 4 of them though so you may consider putting your bigger item on the very top shelf. I hope that helps. You may want to ask others who have purchased this to see what they have to say.
693171
The shelves are not removable. You have the option of no attaching the top shelf when building it. But the frame will still be there.
100469
I wouldn't recommend more than 3 high unless you're using some sort of adhesive, because there is nothing to lock them together. I have two stacked for a nightstand and I frequently notice they have slid out of alignment. I would buy their pre-assembled 2-3 shelf high bookshelves or cabinets. They are a better value per shelf and they will be more appropriate for that use.
1180825
Yes you can, it work much better and no screw holes. We tried it on one shelf and it works fine.