Can you detach the top for installation? I'm concerned with the weight of the piece and getting it upstairs if I cannot move the top and base seperat
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Hi Melaney, The countertop comes pre-installed to the cabinet. It is not recommended to remove. Thank You, Kitchen Bath Collection
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Hi Melaney,The countertop comes pre-installed to the cabinet. It is not recommended to remove.Thank You,Kitchen Bath Collection
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Top of vanity is glued to base. It can't be separated without damaging base. The back splash is separate and will need to be adhered to top.
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Hi, I'm really not sure...What i can tell you, Is that its very heavy and I paid a moving compant to get it upstairs. Hope this help.
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Yes, you can. It's just 4 screws that hold that bottom shelf in place. But, 2 things you should know: 1. that bottom shelf is adjustable. I have mine in a much higher slot than the one picture. 2. the bottom shelf acts as a stabilizer to the 2 long legs. If you take out the bottom shelf, the unit probably won't roll as smoothly and will not be as stable.
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You need to drill holes in the bottom of the cabinet otherwise, when you pull it out nothing will be securing the base to keep it in place. It would end up tipping it up causing it to fall out of the cabinet. We apologize, let us know if you have any further questions.
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yes you can and that is what i did, i unscrewed the top and slid it into the middle careful w/the screws, they are small and i lost one lol
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I wish! It might be possible to devise something. The weight of the structure needs to be supported from the bottom. Picking it up from the top threatens to weaken the walls and the whole thing could fall apart. However, there's an elevator shaft that runs through the center. If you would remove the elevator, or work around it, you could potentially run something through the center that holds the whole thing up from a secure platform at the bottom.
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The top section is separate, but if you don't install it, the cabinet would be open to the ceiling. The base is the same.
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Not easily. I had to remove the top to get into my second floor bathroom. Removing the top took a rubber mallet and a number of tools (spackling knife, long flat blade, etc.) to get between the vanity top and the cabinet. Ended up cracking the top when trying to reinstall (nightmare). I'm no expert, but not a renovation novice either. My advise would be not to try to remove and reinstall the top unless you really know what you are doing. Not sure about disassembling the cabinet portion. This thing weighs a ton (figuratively).
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It can be taken apart, but it's much harder than putting it together. I would try to move it in one piece if possible.
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it weight a lot no even 2 persons can do it.When you buy it contact the seller and tell him it goes upstairs so the person that delivered put it on the place you want
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I don't think you can get it apart and that may be the reason it is so heavy. If it were mine, I'd turn it over and drill a small (1/8") hole in the bottom of each leg then turn it over and let it drain.
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Kind of but the main base is secured to the ceiling. It is not difficult to remove from the ceiling base but it's not a quick disconnect.
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The whole top could come detached if you wanted to replace it with something else I'm sure. It could come off and be a fancy wall shelf also. But when I received this, the frame was already set up.. and I'm not saying if you took the top piece off that it wouldn't harm the product either. It's really just up to the buyer what they want to do and risk doing. Also white can really light up a tight space but over time it get's messy!! Always consider the pros and cons.
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It is not detachable, but you can mount it either side when you assemble it.
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Top doors are frosted glass. Not sure you want to separate. I guess it could be possible in the middle, but the top would have to be hung on the wall - it would not stand on the floor.
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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.
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Not in my opinion. It has been up since we assembled it. I suppose you could take it apart, but it is not "collapsible".