Can you assemble this using the top 6" and the bottom 12" with all poles in between? I need a tall space in between the top and bottom plate.
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No, the poles connect to the top and bottom of each plate except for the top and bottom plate. We have lots of parties with cupcakes so mine gets used lots. Love it!!!
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I suppose you could buy two and combine them using the screw in poles, but you would end up with an extra top plate.
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Without a center brace or seperation, yes. You could install a center piece. I think there is a similar model that bolts into the bottom tho
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No not really. It is two pieces that stack to make one tall one or two shorter ones. I hope that helps. This rack has been great
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yes you can however the prong are not extremly stable so i would not get over a 12 inch bird house. Mine works well for my 12"X6" feeder. Just screw it to the bottom.
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Do not but the base plates up against each other as the spacing will be wrong.There will be a small gap between the plates in order for the lego spacing to work out.The best way to do this is to attach the base plates together using the lego bricks prior to attaching to your table or flat surface
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The short answer, no. You could possibly leave it divided in two but then you would lack some stability. IT is not actually that tall, less than 6' so if height is a concern, I would search for something else.
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Yes, I built mine with 2x8s on top. Have to use 2x4s on the bottom(middle) section. The 2x8s are sturdier IMO.
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The pole is about eight feet tall, in two sections. It might be possible to cut off the pole from the bottom to get a shorter height.
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Unfortunately a 12 inch plate will not fit. I tried a 101/2 inch plate and it did not fit either. The cabinet is very narrow however it is very well made.
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I guess you could, but it would HAVE to go in between two appliances, or whatever, the same height or I think it would be top heavy. I would use screws to attach them to each other. They don't come with any assembly parts or directions to do what you are asking. FYI, I really am pleased with mine, but it did take a while to put together, a lot of screws and I did use a a power screw driver. I was happy just to find something this narrow to fit my space and I think the quality is pretty good. If you are not "handy at all", this may pose some problems. Hope this helps.
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With the other trinity storage units you could actually make to small units instead of a tall unit. I am not sure about the top, if there is extra plugs to put on. But you could have one on caster's and one stationary. So for the bottom you are covered.
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You could stack them but there is no way to connect them together,so I wouldn't do it. I am not sure what you mean by making it an inch taller.
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Yes. The poles screw into each other with the shelves in between. You could just omit a shelf and screw the poles together. I'm not sure how deep the holes are so it may fit tight or there may be a little gap between the poles where the shelf goes, either way it would look fine just wanted to toss that out. Also it is very well built, but of course the shelves make it more sturdy so I would not leave many of them out. It's a great looking, solid stand and I'm very happy with the purchase. Good luck!
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I don't think so because the holes for the pieces.are pre-drilled. You'd end up with a tiny shelf space at the bottom and a huge shelf space at the top.
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It may not look have same finished look, but I believe I could make it work without much difficulty, but it's not too tall to begin with, so if you want it to be about 12" tall then sure...
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Yes. The shelf I have it on is 11 1/4" and the legs barely fit so 12 would work perfect