can you remove the drawers, so I can plumb behind them??
1865315
Yes, the drawers are removable. If you pull out the drawers, there is a screw on each rail that holds the drawers in place. Remove the screws and give the underside of the drawer a light upwards tap, and the drawer should pop right off the rail.
1865316
I'm not sure, but you can plumb from the cabinets. That's what our plumber did.
561788
I don't think it's possible to switch the drawer location-- at least not easily. All of the holes are pre-drilled for the location as is. I'm sure a carpenter could figure out how to do it, but it's not a versatile design.
30062
No,drawers can only be accessed from the front.there is a stop at the back.
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.
162448
Yes, the beds can be separated. They have a different set of instructions if you want the stairs on the other side. And yes the stairs also have drawers.
699438
Yes, they are removable. You screw them on with a backing screw, so you should be able to replace them with a standard drawer knob. I was considering replacing them originally, but they actually look better in real life than in the picture.
471193
This isn't an official answer by any means, but I don't think you can. The bed has a different method of attaching it on the stairs side than it does on the drawer side.
1936270
The dividers are welded to the front and back of the drawer. They could be removed if you are handy with a Dremel Moto-Tool with abrasive disk and have the appropriate safety equipment -- in other words, with enough enough, money, time and energy, almost anything is possible. I think I would look for another solution to your storage needs.
1695684
It maybe possible to plumb from bottom up...there is an access hole in the bottom...I own this very wash station...but ended up plumbing from the back for ease...its really something you should talk to a skilled plumber about after you have him look at the station
1926088
yes, no problem. If you have to move it just pull the drawers out and put them back when done. A good unit
78205
Yes, the drawers are easily removed. I have four of these stacked for extra storage in my closet.
1877594
Yes, they could be removed, but it looks like you'd want to add some floor protection to the exposed hardware
1756888
Yes they do. I have not figured out how to remove the drawers if you need to remove them. The entire dresser is solid and well built. But I was trying to take out the drawers to make it light to lift in order to put the legs..
1492309
Yes you can. I totally rearranged the order of the drawers with 2 of them myself.
473342
I suppose you could, but you would have to get the alignment and spacing just right, and you would need something solid beneath that drawer to attach the unit to...it could not be a drawer that is located above another drawer with no material separating the two.
1077628
Yes, I had difficulty with this myself. If you pull the drawer out until it stops, you will see on either side of each drawer a very small black piece of plastic (about 1/8 inch by about 1 inch long) in the middle with the silver metal rail behind it. If you lift that on both sides, the drawer should then come forward and you should be able to remove it. Hope this helps.
933974
The plumbing has access through the back. A cut-out is provided about 16" wide x 12" high for the plumbing to access the cabinet. The drawer does not interfere with the plumbing. No access from the bottom. We had to move the water lines and train because our original plumbing was lower. If you are remodeling, I suggest you wait until you get the cabinet to get the actual measurements for the access.