can the top shelf that holds over 75 lbs be used on the bottom as a bottom shelf
588776
No. The top shelf doesn't have mounting points on the top of it to attach the shelves above it to.
588777
The top is only good for the top. All other shelves are interchangeable, and may be eliminated if a shorter stand is desired. Hope that helps. It's a good set.
588778
I know if you look closely at the picture you notice the top shelf doesn't have a through hole in it so you wouldn't be able to add the upper shelves
1327415
Not possible, the vertical pieces are all one piece and the horizontal are all separate pieces. If you did this you'd end up with two very low shelves and not anywhere near stable.
1024577
Yes, it can be built without the bottom shelf, but it provides a great amount of stability. It may be very wobbly without it.
1797724
It probably would but I would confirm that with the manufacturer before I tried placing that much weight on the top or bottom. It's not meant to be a heavy duty storage shelf. I use it in my kitchen as a prep table and love it. I keep my KitchenAid mixer, stainless steel mixing bowls, cutting boards, and knife block on the bottom shelf.
583280
If you only use the top shelf, it will be a bit flimsy. You will need to use a minimum of 2 shelves so it is study enough to use.
583282
Since it has to be assembled (which isn't difficult), I think you could just not install the middle shelf. But in my opinion it would be unstable without the bottom shelf, as nothing would hold the legs together at the bottom.
290848
I don't know if it would be as sturdy. I lobe the bottom shelf to put stuff on.
1747361
Yes it can, but just keep in mind that the bottom shelf and the lower middle (third from the floor) are the load-bearing shelves. These are rates for 50 pounds each. The other three shelves are rated by the manufacturer for only 25 pounds. Respect what this is, and it will do fine for you. I have three of them; two I've had since 1996!
1142289
It would be fine on the very top or very bottom. I would be extremely hesitant to place it on any of the glass shelves, as I don't believe the pins holding the glass shelving in place could support 35+ lbs.
1734596
I wouldn't suggest that, Pat. Perhaps on the side pieces of metal, but even then only very light pans. I would not suggest hanging anything from the bottom shelf itself. The shelves are not really strong.
476562
I believe that at least the bottom shelf is needed for stability. Using both shelves makes for more stability.
946413
I would think so - the legs sit inwards of the shelf itself, but there isn't any way to secure them. Guess you could probably just put a nail in through the underside of the bottom shelf.
1564710
Yes it can, it's held in by pegs like most shelving structures. There are dotted holes all up and down to allow you to have various shelving heights
77352
Only on the top rack if you have enough space between the next shelf. The lower racks can hold 18 oz, but nothing much larger.
583281
Technically yes,but shelf will be very wobbly. You need two shelves to make it stable.
221820
The answer is NO...... See the two horizontal struts across the bottom, there needs to be the same thing at the top.The wire mesh of the top shelf is a light 14 gage wire so, with some care, you could snip out the shelf mesh with wire cutters and retain the frame stability.
727645
I would say no. The bracket on the bottom is made to slide onto a wooden shelf.