Are the edges finished in a way that it is possible to put two boards side-by-side and still have them look good? I have a 30 x 44 inch space to fill
1292803
They look good right next to one another, but since the edges are rounded you will have somewhat of a gap between the two.
1292804
The metal surface wraps around the edges. I think two would look good side by side. I think it would also look good to have an inch of space between them.
1292805
I would have to say yes. I tested for you by aligning a hard cover, squared off notebook-type book and no gaps. Hope this helps.
1292806
I believe it should work. I hung the board I bought lengthwise instead of width-wise.
1292807
I think so, although you would see the "seam". The edges are a bit rounded, not sharp. I think it would look fine. I love this bulleting board.
208377
If you're referring to one on top of the other, I'd venture to say no; I don't think it was intended or built to accommodate that. That being said, it's plenty big. If you wanted to put them side-by-side, you'd have enough room to put thing on top.
1705254
Not it's not finished but most of the bare particle board is covered by the cardboard backing that you nail to it. You could probably paint it to make it less noticeable.
1263341
I sent mine back about a year ago because it showed up completely busted, so I'm working on memory here. I think it would be possible, but not pretty. It is cardboard covered with the faux leather material. Anywhere you cut, the cardboard would be exposed. In my case, all the corners were already split open showing the inner board when they were delivered.
1132739
Hi,I had the same issue. I trimmed off the overhang on both sides which made it a total width of 45 3/4 inches.That is a narrow as the top board can be trimmed...
1646344
not side by side. You might be able to nessel them inside each other and it would cover them. Hope this helps
786559
jointing edges are not a problem but face jointing over 6 inches presents several problems. First you run one side through then run the other unplaned area through. You need to take a pass one after the other to keep them even. You should be sure to adjust the fence to 1/2 the board's width so that you are able to be uniform in the passes. Ideally you should use a surface planer or large drum sander greater than the dimensions of the board you wish to plane
250172
The sides are exposed but only if you are on the side of it walking toward the side. Yes you can match it but in the end it still is cheap wood so be careful.
1916925
They are designed to side by side. (You would be missing a side if separated.) But if you had multiple sets, you could change up the configurations, or add to. Hope that helps.
939828
It doesn't go straight up, it looks like it's leaning, in my opinion if you put 2 side by side it will look like 2 side by side, not like one piece. I really like it tho and it's a nice size and nice quality.
1206353
We put two side by side. There will be a row of poles down the middle but it was easy to work around. They were not actually "joined" but some white duct tape made it pretty secure. When you put them size by side you won't be using a set of side panels for each tent. The big 40x40 space was awesome!
1331339
The sides and back are thin pieces of pressed board that slide into place. They match the rest, but aren't used for stability. The frame, drawer fronts and top are solid.
1212781
You would not be able to connect the panels directly to each other. You would need a post that each panel could connect to in order to form a corner
2128428
Pretty sure it is the outside dimensions. The edging is only about 3/8" all the way around though so you don't lose a lot of area on the boards.
1363666
No, because you wouldn't have the posts to do that. You need their posts because the boards slide into the notches, that's how they are attached. Also, these boards are not really 4" high, they are 3.5 at best. I was very disappointed with how shallow this turned out even putting it together correctly. IF you can possibly buy the lumber and make this yourself instead of buying this package you will be much happier and have a much better end product!
1115705
With the openings they are like ladders. Probably to far apart. Use the medal ends and put them on 2x6 or 2x8 boards.
1765251
I would say no. the sides are similar but one side has a more finished appearance.