My door is only 17 inches across. Could I cut one column off the side without it coming apart?
1102804
I have a narrow door too. I'm going to fold a section under and just paperclip it out of the way.
1102805
I looked at mine and it looks aas though one could cut it but I would not want to tell them to as it might not work but I think it would.
1581366
I put it together some time ago for one of my rentals, I don' t remember whether or not you can change the hinge side. Sorry.
1773457
You can cut them to the size you need. The panel is a solid molded plastic; very strong. there are no predrilled holes for screws. The only consideration you should make is the length. You need to span 2 wall studs to secure it without risking failure. That would make the smallest length about 17". Paint may be a issue. The hardware will scratch the paint off if you are not very careful installing it in the grooves.
67389
The side door does not take up the whole side. Also, it is on the longer side, so they would not connect end to end. I am not sure if you could make it work or not. My first guess is no. Sorry.
413880
Yes you can there is no need to remove it. Please check the width of your doors as I cannot get mine through when set up. Lovely unit nevertheless.
165654
There are indents in the steel legs, that yes, I believe it could be shortened. I just love this shelf.
442648
Yes, as long as it fits through your door frame. If not, you can remove one side which involves unscrewing the bolts. It's much easier to do with two people because once the side if off, it's a little awkward to carry.
1170665
Yes. The only thing you will need to cut is the runner that you install to hold up the door. It only takes a hacksaw.
1981213
Yep. As previously mentioned you can move the pivot point or you can widen the space where you install the cabinet leaving more room on the outside to help with the clearance. You would just need wider trim.
1379390
Cutting off 2 1/2 inches off the bottom should not be a problem. The doors are made of solid wood. Of course you will need to drill a new hole in one of the doors at the bottom to accommodate the swivel hardware, but that again should not be a problem provided you locate the hole in the right place and make it the proper size.
1292686
You can cut it to any width you want. If you're going too much smaller, you might look at buying individual pieces to save some cost. I was very happy with how adaptable the system was.
996325
The unit will only go in from the side as the width between the front supports measures 17.50 inches, other wise it will stick out from the front.
1685282
I don't believe so because the supporting columns on the sides are the length of the distance between shelves. The columns fit into holes at the end of the shelves. You could cut the shelf at both ends inside of the holes but then I would question whether the resulting unit would be structurally sound. In the words, the shelves are not adjustable.
1172372
Personally I would cut the already existing door opening to make it larger. It's easy to do with a jig saw. Hope this helps.
1778095
No.I am afraid not. The fixed measurement of the shelf divider is 17 inches
2188628
I wouldn't advise it. My widest component is 17" & fits fine but when I measured 19" you would only have 1/2 an inch on each side which means you would have to put the component in the unit before putting the doors on. You could probably do it if you left the doors off.
156966
It's been awhile since I put it together but I don't believe you can because the staircase is integrated into the design for the end of the bed. You'd have to fabricate your own end piece if you were to remove the staircase.