Can this unit be assembled without the thin back piece? I need something open to store my receiver.
478749
I think so I mean the back piece is pretty thin. However it does add more rigidly of the unit.I guess it will be fine as long as you don't put heavy item on top of it without the back.
478750
If you are just trying to get your cords out the back, it might be better to leave the back piece on and drill a two inch hole to pass your cords thru. This would allow for more or less complete structural integrity.
478751
I don't see why you can't. The back piece just fits into a channel in all four sides.
478752
Technically yes it can be. However that greatly reduces the structural integrity of the boxes so take care.
478753
Yes they can def be put together without the back. Its mostly for looks, it doesn't hold much more of a purpose. :)
1634532
I'm sure you could- at least the top off of the sides- just keep it in mind as you assemble it As to not glue parts you will need to take apart.
752902
Yes, the side rail is a separate piece. You can assemble the bed without it, or take it off using tools. But it would be VERY DANGEROUS to have a bed that high without a guard rail.
2214053
The open shelf is 19 3/8 wide. However the OPENING to the shelf is only 17 1/4 wide, the top supporting legs take up space. If you plan on not having to remove the receiver - EVER - it would work. You would have to assemble the receiver in place, on the shelf, before you add on the top. In my opinion, not the best idea.
383949
I wouldn't do it without a cross member for the back bracket. The mounting slots are approximately 6" apart on the bracket with a small hole in the center.
1695919
Yes you can assemble it without the back. I bought it and I love the back on mine. Great stool.
1517995
You could put the cabinet together without the X section. It is not required for structural integrity.
75031
Yes, the back can be open...but the panel used for the back does offer "a lot" of stability to the sides and overall unit.60" high is pretty accurate. I like this unit very much.
179796
Its got a lot of space but I dont see brackets ready for that. With a few self tapping screws and your own shelf material, seems like it would be a piece of cake. The shelf at the top is enough to set my two 1911's and a glock if that helps (in cases).
996326
The opening between posts in the front is 17.5 inches. You will need to slip your receiver in from the side and not the front. I have an 18 inch receiver and it fits nicely on the second shelf.
583278
Yes. It comes completely unassembled so you could only use one shelf if you wish.
993029
The receiver tube is unattached for shipping purposes. It attaches with two bolts after you get it.
826265
Yes and yes. When you assemble it you can skip the step to attach the back.
2229740
Yes. My equipment would not fit there either. So I put it together without the center divider in the shelves. And it looks just as good.
1543829
No. I bought a frame platform without a box frame. It's nice because it sits 14" up from the floor so there's room for storage underneath.
1428582
Yes. The base is just a "U" squeezing the unit. I have 2 receivers mounted behind TVs without the base on them.
2053906
Possibly, but the side panels (behind the shelves) are thinner and not secured to the unit by fasteners/screws. As B. Fey said, it is a very sturdy unit! I absolutely love mine!