I need a kit to build a storage unit seven or eight feet high, that I can stack a six ft high cbinet underneath. How many kits do I need to do that?
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I'm sorry, but that's a math problem you'll need to figure out. The shelves are very easy to install and very sturdy.
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As you may already know they come in a package of 6. For what you describe above one kit should work. You would have 2 pcs at the bottom and then 2 pcs at the 6' high shelf and that would leave you 2 pcs for the top shelf. Hope this helps.
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This kit comes with ShelfLinks for a bottom shelf, a top shelf and one more shelf. The height is up to you. The recommended shelf span/width says no more than 8 ft.. Hope this helps. Good luck.
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If you want to span the cabinet with the uprights 1 kit is all you need the brackets are 15 1/2 inches so your shelf above would be no problem. DJ181
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you will need only one it is very capaley of handling your project with out any problem. this unit is very strong. marvin
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I have 2 lined up also. Just make sure you don't hang too much weight from them, as 3 might encourage you to store more on top! And as the other comment indicated, hitting the center of the framing is critical. Have fun!
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One container should be more than enough. It covers from 80-100 square feet.
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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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I thikn that might work out OK for you. It comes in 4 pieces that seem to have some flexibility to them if you put the tallest piece under say a 1" foundation. It might be a little bit of a bump, but you could also raise the 2nd piece slightly to make it flatter.
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We have 6 of these shelving units with the cast kits attached. My honest option, no. Sorry
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I setup my kit right on a corner of a room and it's using about a 6' X 6' space. Hope this helps.
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No ..... really no need too just purchase a taller unit ..... but you can also purchase extra shelves and stager the shelves to make three units
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Actually, four bricks, laid horizontally in two stacks, would do the trick. Thanks for the tip. Now I just need to go find four bricks.
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If you wanted to set up two "A" frames with a 4x6 span then no. You only have enough brackets in this kit to set up one "A" frame.
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You probably need 14 sections. We bought 1 eight base kit, 2 three section kits and 1 two section for our 27 foot pool leaving 2 sections opened. Hope this helps
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Hi Gabby, I have stacked an 18", 15, 12, 9 and 6 without any problems. Good luckLisa
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Just buy two of the taller 4 by 4 and connect them, this should give you the even height you want. The company sells them in the taller section in the 4 by 4 individually. However, they won't be any taller than the tallest section. Due to the construction of the corner pieces I don't think you can stack them. Not sure you'd want to even if you could, due to the volume and weight of the soil it would take to fill, might bow (or possibly break) the center boards. Which would cause soil to escape with each planting or rain or watering or ect. For example, I have the one in the photo and it required 900 pounds of soil to fill. Just buy two of the taller 4 by 4 and connect them, this should give you the even height you want. The company sells them in the taller section in the 4 by 4 individually. However, they won't be any taller than the tallest section. Due to the construction of the corner pieces I don't think you can stack them. Not sure you'd want to even if you could, due to the volume and weight of the soil it would take to fill, might bow (or possibly break) the center boards. Which would cause soil to escape with each planting or rain or watering or ect. For example, I have the one in the photo and it... » Read More Just buy two of the taller 4 by 4 and connect them, this should give you the even height you want. The company sells them in the taller section in the 4 by 4 individually. However, they won't be any taller than the tallest section. Due to the construction of the corner pieces I don't think you can stack them. Not sure you'd want to even if you could, due to the volume and weight of the soil it would take to fill, might bow (or possibly break) the center boards. Which would cause soil to escape with each planting or rain or watering or ect. For example, I have the one in the photo and it required 900 pounds of soil to fill. « Show Less
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A single unit is sufficient, but a little higher would be better. I added a 2x4 to my unit and found it much better.
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I think it might be a bit small for that. Only 48 inches high and just over two feet wide. That is just waist high on a 6" person. They would not stack readily, though there are open bookcases that will. A pair of them with tall lamps or vases might do, keeping in mind that the top is larger than the frame, so placing them side by side would leave a gap between of about 2 - 3 inches. One on either side to create a "doorway" and retain the open feeling while dividing the space might work. Personally I think I would go with something taller, or stackable for room dividers.
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When raised to the full height the outside edge clearance is about 75 inches, 6'3". There are no center supports that hang down so fitting an easel 7 tall would be ok, but 8 foot is ok in the very center as long as the width is not more than 4 feet, (2 feet either side of center) wide. Over all construction is better than most of the Easyup units. We really like ours with the easy set up and overall construction.
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If you were to buy another one you could stack it, but it would be really unstable. As it stands now it's about 6 feet high. One shelf would probably be fine, any more than that would be really unstable. That's just my opinion.