So I have read the post and you cannot be a stand alone island but I want to built a wood framed area and insert both of these eill this work
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Yes if you wanted to mount into a hole. I see no reason why that would not work.Thanks
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The islands are intended to screw/bolt into the grill and as such are designed to fit the existing holes. I guess one could attach to a custom wood frame but I suspect it would require much skill and work.
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Biggest problem is that the two halves of the island are designed to use the outer wall of the grill as a common wall. In other words, the left hand cabinet of the island uses the existing left hand panel of the grill as its right hand panel. The mounts for the shelves are mounted on this common wall. If you put the island cabinets in a wood frame you will have to provide a common wall between the two cabinet halves and mount the shelf brackets to that wall.
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Have to agree with the other 2 responses. You might want to hire a handy-man or get someone to help you put it together.
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We did have two people, but I could have done it alone. Assemble the sides and the top so you have three big pieces, lay it on the side and add the sides to the top. Add screws to the top arch part. Don't add the rest of the screws until you're done and you can stand it up and level it. The screws we got were self-tapping, so we didn't need to pre-drill the holes. We assembled it all on a cement patio (use a level). When all the screws are in place, stand underneath it and grab the stronger horizontal bars and move it to where you want it. It's not heavy. Make sure the distance between the sides is the same at top and bottom. Mark the place for the holes, dig them, add gravel or small rocks under the in-ground leg extensions to level it and then fill in the dirt and stomp it down. We love our arch and have a night-blooming jasmine growing on it. It's lovely and has withstood some fairly strong winds.
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Yes you can. They are pulled canvas with a wood frame. So all you have to do is get a hook or a large nail and fit the wood over it. Good luck! I hope you love this as much as I do.
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I have 2 lined up also. Just make sure you don't hang too much weight from them, as 3 might encourage you to store more on top! And as the other comment indicated, hitting the center of the framing is critical. Have fun!
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I put it together all by myself. Nothing special. It is a bit heavy so I suggest building it near your location.
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Hi Chris, it is not too complicated to build, but painting could be a different thing. Good luck!
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Anyone should work. I say put it on a tree or two post. It would last alot longer than a stand!
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I think it would be tough to do on your own, but not impossible. The best thing to do would be lay out all of the pieces where they go because there are a lot of them and it can get a little confusing. I love my machine so it's worth the trouble.
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I'm sure you can or you can probably put one together yourself. If you are crafty like that!
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Insert wood dowels F into the pre drilled holes on both ends of the side panel E attach side panels B ans fixed panel E to bottom panel C insert wood screws G into the bottom panel C to connect it to the sidw panels B and the fixed panel E make sure tighten securely. Insert back panel D by sliding it through the grooves on the side panels B make sure to insert all the way down till it reaches the bottom panel C. Attach top panel A with wood screws Attach caps Hbto top panel A
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We are using 2x6's connected to a 4x4 post. However, we did see a plan that used 1x6's just wasnt going to be stout enough for our project.
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Its not easy, but it can be done. I have a thin, black frame around one of mine, but it is a little clunky.
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Yes! I've done this myself after modeling it on WinISD and also after the design of the box built by Lifeafterbass. It sounds much, much better than all the prebuilt boxes I've tried. You'll need a tablesaw or jigsaw, clamps, drill, titebond glue, screws, spray on glue, carpeting, and sandpaper. If you get MDF cut at home depot, for example, you won't need the tablesaw or jigsaw-just make sure you have your exact dimensions! All in all I believe it is very much worth doing if you have any woodworking skills and can save you a good deal of cash.
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It can be done if you are a pretty good carpenter. You would have to make some framing adjustments, sort of like building a picture frame to fill in the space. Not easy but it can be done.
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Well it's more like a high chair and my island i ordered wall all wood not white so cant help you for that.
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I buried two 4x4 posts in the ground and attached the panel between the posts. Just make sure the spacing between the posts is slightly wider than the width of the panel and always use stainless steel screws on cedar wood.