Is there any advantage to or special reason for a 2-tiered design v. one that is all the same height?
930574
Having a deeper root bed for some vegetables can be useful, also it can help keep the plants from growing into one another to a small degree. Other than that it is probably mainly an aesthetic choice.
930575
Yes the lower tier for is perfect for salad greens like lettuces parsley. Etc
930576
I just don't have to bend over as far for health reasons....hope this helps
930577
The two-tiered design allows you to put plants that need more soil depth, such as tomatoes & potatoes, in the upper tier and plants that can grow in shallower soil, such as beans, lettuces & herbs, in the lower tier. This garden system is of extremely high quality, very easy to assemble and durable. I recommend it for anyone interested in growing a lot of produce in a small space. And the free shipping makes it even better!
930578
Some plants thrive in shallow gardens and others need more depth. It also is aesthetically appealing to have different levels in your garden.
930579
This taller section allows an individual to grow root vegetables, such as radishes, carrots, and turnips.
2171648
Hi Kim! Yes, there is a difference in height by 1/4". But once expanded there's plenty of room to fit goods on both sides, the difference doesn't effect it's functionality to hold a variety of goods from large jugs, boxes, cans, etc. Thank you!
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The two tiers are mounted to, two vertical steel "U" shaped supports. The bottoms of which are screwed to the bottom of the cabinet. A third, horizontal "U" shaped support connects the top tier to the back of he cabinet with screws. The two vertical "U's" could be cut down and the horizontal "U" moved to the lower tier. I'm not sure how stable this configuration would be. As a two tier unit, it works fine. The following may help. http://s2.img-b.com/pullsdirect.com/mediabase/specifications/i_5wbffkd.pdf
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Yes, you can use just the top two tiers, definitely! There is a different set of 'inserts' to use if you're not using the whole stand. Another idea is to use just the bottom square and then put some sort of decorations in the middle. Hope it works for you!
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No it is not. Only the angle of the second tier and the overall width is adjustable. This is a drawback of the design as the height and the depth are not adjustable. You could drill new holes for the mounts to lower the height and you can saw off the arms to shorten the depth, but that is not a fun task.
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It might be best to go for the smaller one. Although, the only harm the taller one will do is raise your feet more; it is a matter of your personal comfort.
212452
You can stack 2 identical kits on top of each other. The top tier would be 21 inches and the lower tier would be 14 inches
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Looks like the same basic idea. Maybe the dimensions are different. Compare minimum and maximum heights and the size of the platform.
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defiantly the l12. bigger is almost always better. sometimes a bird might be at first uncomfortable in a large cage if they had a very small one before, but they quickly enjoy the new space. the beauty with this one is, that you can make it a L02 by not setting up the second "height section". I personally own three of them and would not trade them for anything else. you will see what I mean with the "second height extension" when you unpack it .
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we just used the tower again for our baby shower and only used 3 tiers. so yes you can use as many tiers as you like but the bottom (biggest) must always be used
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Hi Carissa, The rails can be adjusted to different heights, they do not have to be the same height. We've been very happy with the rack, it gets constant heavy use and has held up very nicely!
1152019
you can use any/all of the tiers .. they are packed in a box - each tier is a separate piece with a protrusion in the middle of each layer to connect the next piece .. you can use the protrusion to layer the items against/around ..
1347365
Yep, everything comes in parts, meaning the tiers and pillars can be arranged any way you want.. I only use a couple at a time actually..
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From my understanding, the guts are the same, so it boils down to form factor. This one is directional, so it is better distance wise. Either way, you won't be disappointed.
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Hi Joseph,I dont really knowm but I think the difference is in design. Hope this works for u
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I bought 2 of them and I used one vertical and it is fine. Screw heads will be on top instead of side, but that's the only difference.
124742
Not on this item. There is a frame that specifically accommodates 2 tiers. Although you can put the 2 tiers close together, this unit is made for 2 tiers.