Do you have the opton of not using the shelf and ladders? I am pretty sure you just don't add them when the cage together but wanted to be sure
1111105
Mine did not come with shelves or ladders, as the one I bought was a bird cage. I assume that you could forego them, and outfit the cage as you see fit. I removed the plain dowel rods in mine and replaced with various perches and a swing from the local pet store. But for the price, you are getting a really good cage with this one.
1111106
You do not have to put in shelf or ladders if you do not want them. You can even move them around if needed.
296666
I did not have that issue. You may need to use anchors or fasten it to a stud.
1685277
No, the legs fit into each shelf when assembling so you need each shelf. And for stability you would probably even need to use the top shelf too. Sorry!
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.
1332366
I took mine apart to see if that would work. The unit assembles from the top with screw on caps that hold the leg pieces on. Then you slide a shelf onto the four legs. At that point you could use the legs from the second purchase and add another shelf and then put the feet on after that. As far as leaving a shelf off, I don't think the unit would be sturdy enough. If you want to make a three tier out of two , that should definitely work.
1357557
You can build it without...I actually built it without two of the shelves on each side
183714
The way that the vertical posts are built prohibit this. I bought shorter shelf systems. Keep looking you will find them.
556678
You would need more space than that. I have a shelf right there as well. I installed it at an angle at first, got it snug and then rotated it underhand tightened it carefully with a plier. But there is not much space to play with, they should have put the fasteners on the bottom
460929
I think the unit needs the bottom rack for stability. You could probably forgo the front and side shelves.
687047
Its easy to leave out the wine rack shelves. They interlock to each other but have no grooves or bolts to the buffet so no one would know they were left out. I preferred to use the space for something else.
36303
Yes, you can leave out the 2 shelves and add an extra clothes bar (not included). The vertical divider is fixed and can not be moved. The top shelf is also fixed and part of the structure so it is can not be moved. Otherwise you are free to do as you please. I use mine strictly as shelving storage for a pantry and added shelves to both sides. It was necessary to add shelf supports since there are none on the left side. It is a very nice cabinet for the money.
816407
It sounds like connectors are missing....The manufacturer should be contacted and informed that the parts are missing from packaging.The connectors were included in the packaging of our ladder.
2105864
Personally I wouldn't stack the cages on top of one another. I don't think that they are sturdy enough to hold the weight.
296798
You can leave out the wire floor piece without a structural problem. However, the plastic ramp that angles from the shelf to the floor wouldn't work as well (it would be very steep). Depending on the type of pet you have, this doesn't matter (I have a chinchilla and removed the plastic ramps because he kept chewing on them).
1060230
I did exactly that because I did not want the four shelves together...to keep the dogs out of the lower ones. If you ask the manufacturer he will provide you with the necessary hardware (wires and hanging rod) to make two sets of two from the four shelves... he posted some pix of mine on his facebook page. The company is completely user friendly.. I turned the shelves upside down so there is a bit of a lip to keep things from falling off :)
1915327
Well..... you would have to cut a hole in the top/bottom of the cages (or remove the top/bottom partitions) and make sure there are no sharp edges. Then you'd have to secure the cages really, really well, to each other. And finally, to make sure it's not tippy, You'd probably want to either weight the bottom or fasten it to a base of some sort. Quite a lengthy and involved process when you'd likely be better off just buying a larger, sturdier cage.
1819726
Yes, the supports on the sides of the ladder require minor assembly. They are attached with a couple of bolts.