Is it possible to leave the bottom tier off and set the top two on a desk?
524187
I wouldn't recommend that. Maybe leave the top one off but not the bottom one. It would be unstable I think.
524188
Actually yes it is possible, because the silver poles that u see in te pic, they screw in to the black boards. You literally don't need any tools to assemble this thing whatsoever.
524189
Yes, but the tier resting on your desk is dimensionally smaller than the top tier. Hope this helps.
1306652
Yes you may disconnect the top from the bottom, just lift the top piece off. It's better if you are using 3 or more books for referencing and yu need all of them open for comparing data, it is so mush wider.
2094407
Yes the desk is the last step so you could just skip it if you want although there is bolt that goes through where two crossbeams and into the desk so you would need to just put a nut on it.
987759
I believe you can by removing the middle level. The levels snap together so it shouldn't be a problem removing the middle.
1152018
You could leave off the top tier, but it wouldn't look finished. If you don't mind the look of a projection sticking up in the center, then it could be done.
1619351
The monitor clicks onto the lower stand and is not adjustable. To put the bottom edge on the surface of the desk you would have to jerry rig your own system.
1312610
I don't believe so. You can set it up without but you may need to add a stabilizing bar to the underside of the top if you eliminate the bottom. Also, this is a very small piece to be used as a desk...
269594
There is a frame member that comes up the back of the desk unit, then curves out toward the front of the desk. The shelf on top can be left off but the 2 frame pieces will be very visible and may cause a hazardous condition. Personally, I would not leave the top shelf off for safety reasons, if nothing else.
1054433
you can do it with 26" width space, the "l" shape brackets (to hold the slide rail) that are to be screwed to the bottom of your desk top have to be facing inward versus outward (require 29" if facing outward)
655088
Would be difficult. The metal supports for the desk's surface run underneath the entire desk. You could possibly attach one that descends as you pull it out.
2010586
You could since there is a bar between the front and the back... but not sure if it would effect the bottom tier!!!!
1962107
Pam, there are a series of slots that allow you to lock the desk into a certain high. To be blunt though, this desk is complete rubbish. It was VERY difficult to adjust the height, far shorter than expected and their customer support were pathetic. Find another desk, and save yourself the heartache.
1504928
Yes, you can rearrange it so it fits your area. You will just need to unscrew the tops and then flip them around so they work in area, you are trying to set the desk up in. I have done this twice now, and it was a breeze making the changes.
721111
i personally think you can and if you're handy you can modify it by placing a large board on top of the bottom shelf.that should do the trick
1436218
The desk is a completely separate assembly, so you could leave them off if you wanted to. But if you only need a basic treadmill, there are other options that are probably cheaper.
390475
I have two 23" monitors in landscape and another 19" square right on top, and I have about 5" extra on the pole. I think you would barely be able to do this, the problem you would have it if you do this, the bottoms of the screens will be literally on the desk to make enough room.
644468
The desks aren't too heavy to move, but because they are black the scuff marks show up easily. They are bit wobblie so I wouldn't put anything too heavy on it. Yes, you can take it apart, but I'm not sure how easy it would be to put back together.