Can I insert in a wood case??
1300661
I think you could use it in a wood case and place it inside there as long as the top is open because you can't put anything on the top of it because of the heater unit but I think you can place it even on the floor or anywhere that you want too as long as the top is open mine is actually placed on the wall I hope this helps
1300662
It won't stand up plus it needs ventilation it's really made to be hung on a wall you would also lose the lights on the side
1300663
Yes and No. For deco purpose, You can insert into anything that fit but only if you DON'T use the heat.The answer to your question is NO if you intend to use it as a heat source it will burn the wood case unless you put a vent, also the wood case will cover the side amber lights.I inserted this unit into my existing brick fireplace for deco only and not using the heat. For less than $150 bucks, it served my purpose, so i like it.
2280605
No. You have to make wood shelves using a template. You don't have to use shelves.
1981921
I honestly didn't try to do that but from what I can tell if you filled a sort of deep hole, it won't hold up well in the material.If the nail or screw can go in enough to be firmly nailed in the wood under the 'Dapped' area then it should be fine. As long as it's firmly nailed in the wood (or brick).
1599697
Yes. Use pressure treated lumber. Only slightly higher cost than regular lumber but will last much longer. Other reviewers mentioned teak and cedar, which are both weather compatible woods intended for style. They'd function okay but cost would be unnecessarily high (especially for teak)! I'd also prefer standard pressure treated lumber as it, normally pine, would have a bit more give to it being a softer wood. Boats aren't flat, so a little give is a good thing.
1258295
You can, but you will use a lot of Abatron. You could mix wood chips in with it, but again very pricy.
309408
why not? it is a hard wood. they have bamboo cutting boards. unless there is specific instuctions from the manufacturer stating otherwise.
348588
Yes you can. A stainless bar goes along behind the wooden squares. It's tough if you are loaded with mail.
711968
Do NOT buy any wood case from amazon!! i ordered 2 of these and when u drop them they brake in a second.
1886429
The brackets are round so this shouldn't be a major problem. You might contact the builder of your tower and see if they have inserts available.
1808171
They can be hammered into soft woods... hardwoods; no way. Drill a small hole in hardwood.
1981923
I honestly didn't try to do that but from what I can tell if you filled a sort of deep hole, it won't hold up well in the material. If the nail or screw can go in enough to be firmly nailed in the wood under the 'Dapped' area then it should be fine. As long as it's firmly nailed in the wood (or brick).
2039454
You will probably be able to install these inserts. You are installing them on the inside correct?.
957251
I don't see why not- I imagine you'd want to seal it though since there is some real wood inside the plastic.
1152603
Depends on the thickness and how much weight you plan hang on it. Definitely doable but you might need to replace the original screws with ones suitable for the type of wood you plan to squeeze them into.
85733
You could but it would be an unnecessary expense-this is a high end $$ product that is great for intended uses but you would do better to get wood filler, much less money and easier to work with as far as that goes
412431
I put mine in a full size case. A quick look makes me think that the answer is no. The slimline case seems to require slim boards. I'm not very hardware experenced, so additional checking is in order.
989503
No. Not what it is designed to accomplish. Drilling into the sides, or placing a clamp around it for holding the wood might work, but again, not within the design parameters.