Anyone know how to connect the top shelves with the bottom???
1089278
There is one horizontal panel that has six counter sink holes. You are to use six wood screws to connect one set of the panels "B", "c" and "D". Don't forget to use glue and the wooden dowels as well. Make sure the big holes with the turn screws are away from this panel. They will connect to the panel with the metal posts on it. Connect the second set of 'B", "C" and "D" on the other side of the middle panel in the same way. One end will be larger than the other end. that is the base or foot of the unit. Sorry, I threw away the illustration so I can't be more specific. Good luck.
1089279
There is one horizontal panel that has six counter sink holes. You are to use six wood screws to connect one set of the panels "B", "c" and "D". Don't forget to use glue and the wooden dowels as well. Make sure the big holes with the turn screws are away from this panel. They will connect to the panel with the metal posts on it. Connect the second set of 'B", "C" and "D" on the other side of the middle panel in the same way. One end will be larger than the other end. that is the base or foot of the unit. Sorry, I threw away the illustration so I can't be more specific. Good luck. There is one horizontal panel that has six counter sink holes. You are to use six wood screws to connect one set of the panels "B", "c" and "D". Don't forget to use glue and the wooden dowels as well. Make sure the big holes with the turn screws are away from this panel. They will connect to the panel with the metal posts on it. Connect the second set of 'B", "C" and "D" on the other side of the middle panel in the same way. One end will be larger than the other end. that is the base or foot of the unit. Sorry, I threw away the... » Read More There is one horizontal panel that has six counter sink holes. You are to use six wood screws to connect one set of the panels "B", "c" and "D". Don't forget to use glue and the wooden dowels as well. Make sure the big holes with the turn screws are away from this panel. They will connect to the panel with the metal posts on it. Connect the second set of 'B", "C" and "D" on the other side of the middle panel in the same way. One end will be larger than the other end. that is the base or foot of the unit. Sorry, I threw away the illustration so I can't be more specific. Good luck. « Show Less
1089280
the bottom piece has one of those joiner screws that is on the inside. The top piece has a hole for a metal peg that when you put them together and turn the joiner screw it locks it in place. I used a small amount of wood glue on all pieces for a firm hold - does not require it but I wanted a solid build - hope this helps!
871208
You'd have to make connectors in order to fasten the 3-tier onto the bottom one. But your next problem will be stability; it'd be too high and the shelves don't have any brackets to fasten them to the wall.
709468
The shelves are screwed into the unit. They don't allow for the shelf height to be adjusted.
2204547
There is a metal "bracket" that is attached to the bottom of the cabinet. Shelf goes onto that. I LOVE mine!
2204546
the shelves connect to the sides of the cabinet. I bought it for attaching to the bottom of the cabinet and wound up giving it to my sister who had a cabinet it could fit
2106023
There is a break between the top two shelves and the lower ones. The top two are one section and they are secured with screws to the bottom section.
1086755
i did not construct mine that way. but i don't see why you couldn't. You may need to anchor the two shelves to each other for more support.
2050291
There is no connection on the bottom of the shelf. There is a lip on the top side of the shelf if you wanted it to hang off on the edge, depending on what kind of hook you had that would be pretty secure. Honestly, if I were going to hang lights, I'd run a piece of light weight jack chain diagonally between the 2 corner posts. The eyes in the beams would be easy to connect too. Then hang whatever you wanted off the chain.
1510459
Hi. First, I am returning my shelving because they are impossible to construct. The middle shelving braces are supposed to go through the holes of the bottom and top uprights, completing a "joint". Nearly impossble because the holes do not line up. I tried for hours.But to your question, the top shelf does not have to go on top, the shelves can fit at any height you want (except the middle shelf to join the uprights). i.e. the braces fit into keyhole-looking slots. If you want to cut the uprights for clearance, I guess you could with a hacksaw and fair effort. The metal is not thin. Hi. First, I am returning my shelving because they are impossible to construct. The middle shelving braces are supposed to go through the holes of the bottom and top uprights, completing a "joint". Nearly impossble because the holes do not line up. I tried for hours.But to your question, the top shelf does not have to go on top, the shelves can fit at any height you want (except the middle shelf to join the uprights). i.e. the braces fit into keyhole-looking slots. If you want to cut the uprights for clearance, I guess you could with a hacksaw and fair effort. The metal is... » Read More Hi. First, I am returning my shelving because they are impossible to construct. The middle shelving braces are supposed to go through the holes of the bottom and top uprights, completing a "joint". Nearly impossble because the holes do not line up. I tried for hours.But to your question, the top shelf does not have to go on top, the shelves can fit at any height you want (except the middle shelf to join the uprights). i.e. the braces fit into keyhole-looking slots. If you want to cut the uprights for clearance, I guess you could with a hacksaw and fair effort. The metal is not thin. « Show Less
900386
There is a top shelf but that's it. I don't have this anymore. The bar on the inside kept falling down
660778
I believe if you look you can buy additional shelves for these units, you might need to purchase the plastic sets that hold it into place additionally
1942981
There is a panel that attaches to the back of the cabinet, there are holesin the panel were the cables can pass through, be carefull there is a top and bottom to the panel. Since the shelves are adjustable the cables easyily pass through to connect other devices, just follow the directions and all ends well,
1897723
Agree with the other two reviewers...you must attach the four legs loosely, then attach the bottom shelf loosely, and finally tighten both the top and bottom shelves to the legs, alternating the legs being tightened so that all four legs and two shelves tighten together at the same time.
1717658
Scott I have this shelf, but I'm not sure you can. I honestly don't know sorry that dose not help you I know.
1255871
Email the company. It's really ez to assemble. If I find my instructions I will let you know
242131
From what I remember when I put mine together, I did screw them in place. I had turned the unit upside down, then I had to hold the shelf up against the stops and I used my power drill to set the screws into the shelf. Once the first screw went in, the others were fairly easy. It might be easier with a helper! Hope this helps.
466720
I am not sure. I used all 3 pieces. I don't think the shelves would be as sturdy, I would be afraid they might tip over. You could try, but just make sure you load the bottom shelves first, so they wouldn't get top heavy. The picture is deceptive. The connector shelves are at the back, so the shelves surround on 3 sides.