Can anyone tell me if I can just leave the feet off &amp; get some flat gliders? Also, how tall are the feet because it would lower it in height without installing the feet. It looks like the doors would open ok. Thank you!
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Yes the feet come off. Would be 2 3/4 inches shorter. Doors would open just fine without feet.
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I doubt that removing the feet would give you the required height . The space under the frame at the bottom is less than 1/2 inch and the body without feet is 33 9/16 " so it would be a squeeze or impossible to fit in to a 33 1/2 height space. Air circulation is important too so perhaps it's not a good fit.
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I have to qualify my last answer. I replaced the rolling casters with gliders, so yours will be higher. Sorry, I forgot about that.
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I live in Texas and plan to put this glider on my balcony. However, my balcony is still being built so I haven't used it yet. It is assembled and sitting on the patio. I did sit in it for a while on the patio this weekend (no cushion) and the temperature was in the 90's and I didn't feel any significant discomfort.
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The bottom is solid (pressed-wood type material). I think you could drill holes for ventilation as well as put feet on the bottom (small feet so as not to drill too big a hole for the screws). Also, you might want to note that this is not totally "snagproof", as the interior is not "finished off" and thus is not smooth. Also, when I bought mine, it seemed to imply that there was a liner, but there is not. This hamper is very sturdy and looks very nice in the room. It is also so tall that I have difficulty reaching the items in the bottom, which is where a lift-out liner would be helpful. I definitely would buy this again because it looks so nice and overall is quite satisfactory. The bottom is solid (pressed-wood type material). I think you could drill holes for ventilation as well as put feet on the bottom (small feet so as not to drill too big a hole for the screws). Also, you might want to note that this is not totally "snagproof", as the interior is not "finished off" and thus is not smooth. Also, when I bought mine, it seemed to imply that there was a liner, but there is not. This hamper is very sturdy and looks very nice in the room. It is also so tall that I have difficulty reaching the items in the bottom, which is where a lift-out liner... » Read More The bottom is solid (pressed-wood type material). I think you could drill holes for ventilation as well as put feet on the bottom (small feet so as not to drill too big a hole for the screws). Also, you might want to note that this is not totally "snagproof", as the interior is not "finished off" and thus is not smooth. Also, when I bought mine, it seemed to imply that there was a liner, but there is not. This hamper is very sturdy and looks very nice in the room. It is also so tall that I have difficulty reaching the items in the bottom, which is where a lift-out liner would be helpful. I definitely would buy this again because it looks so nice and overall is quite satisfactory. « Show Less
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I had to adjust mine with a hacksaw to get the correct height. The flanges at the top hide any imperfections. Make sure you have a level to hold against the side of the legs to be sure they are straight. Other than that the assembly is very straight forward.
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Paul - 1) Doesn't look like the feet in the back are easily removed - might be because of ventilation - not sure - ask Air & Water. 2) Height w/out feet is almost 17 inches & with the feet is almost 19", however, it works well & blends in with most decors. Good luck & I hope it fits your needs - I highly recommend it!
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If you're referring to the armrests/"trays" on the sides of the glider, there is no problem with them when you move the glider back and forth. I'm not quite sure if I understand the question though about how the tray would be in the kid's way---??
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Hello Castillo. This Princeton Group comes with the legs un-attached so there won't be any issues getting it through your door. The legs simply screw on so assembly is simple.
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Agree with the other answers. Bars on this cage are a little over 1" apart. I think most people would recommend no larger than 1/2" bar spacing for sugar gliders. You wouldn't want to risk them escaping, or worse, getting stuck and injuring themselves.
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It is 12" wide to start an then you pull it out from the sides to make it wider. You would need at least a half of an inch on each side for the gliders
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Weight is definitely not an issue - less than 100 lbs. Gliding platform makes some noise but doesn't contact the floor even without stand, so should not be too loud for room below.
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I have an 8 yr old Shih tzu that can go in & out with no problem. I also had a bigger dog, so the step-over had to be higher, but still my Shih Tzi jumps right through it, no problem. My shih tzu is younger than your little guy, so I'm not sure how he'd do with the stepover. My Mom's little Pekingese has shorter legs & refuses to use it, so I have to leave my slider open slightly if we leave. So it's just gonna depend on how agile your cocker is. It's nice, but it was HARD to install. My brother is a builder & he did it for me. It IS a great door tho.
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The seats fit in the glider channels very snugly. Once installed they remain there. Too reposition them one must get up, remove, and reinstall in the new position. I also fish alone and it is a very nice boat.
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You don't have to put the slats on. You just have to assemble the base, attach the back to the seat (both of which are pre-assembled at the factory), put the arms on and then attach the top portion to the base with the glider arms. It takes about an hour to assemble one piece (it goes faster if you have a second one to assemble - learning curve). I won't say it's a cinch, but it's not that hard. And the results are worth it. We LOVE our gliders!
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It will not fit. By the time you screw in the glider that moves it in and out. It did not work for me.
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I had the same problem but that is just the first of many. The slats are OK being all the same size but the drill holes on one of the three bars that hold the seat together are in the wrong place and I could not finish the glider. It is still sitting in my living room not finished. Not even the seller could solve the problem. I would not buy it again. The parts are defective for assembly and I don't know what to do. I definitely would not buy it. Send it back......