Are the crown moulding at the top and the base installed separately or are they integral to the piece? I have a shallow space.
1823079
The Base of molding is what the system is used to build upon, i.e. the shelves, sides, etc. are constructed upon it. The top molding is placed on last. Both of these parts are preconstructed and are integral to the construction of this item. If you are attempting to remove for space I recommend you look for a different item.
1823080
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.
1823081
My husband put it together, but looking at it from the inside there are screws all along the top suggesting that the crown moulding can be removed.
1174432
Correct. You slip all the pieces together then install white drill point screws to hold it all together. Everything fits nice and snug so once the screws are installed it really is a sturdy unit and it looks great. It is a very nice arbor for the money.
521651
Undermount. Also, there is no template, so make sure you have a good contractor. It's beautiful when done right.
1071171
I don't know exactly, but I will tell you that I don't recall my countertop fabricator telling me that anything was missing. I have it as an undermount sink; it does have a template that comes with it.
792440
That is the silver metal stem on top of the caster assembly. There is a small ring near the top that holds the caster in place.
812660
yes the posts fit nicely and securely in the base. It is a bit larger than the original ones that were mounted so I bought 2 so as to match one the one step.
1813515
no it is a part of the molded base - it is however quite small and not obvious
1889013
The base is a heavy plastic with a glossy sheen. The entire piece is fairly heavy and a wooden base would have only added to that I would imagine.
1441954
Not really sure about that, but if you were hoping to get the stand in the picture, think again. The one I received had a "flat" base, not "tiered" like the one in the pic. The metal sat almost touching the floor not raised that high on the plastic insert. If that makes sense.
832480
If you have baseboard it will have to mount flush to the top of the moulding unless you notch it which is a pain without proper tools.
1384667
With crown molding, which is optional, ground to top my measures 87". Sans the crown it would probably measure 85".
1813605
I ran into the same height discrepancy - BUT - I discovered you can install the fan directly to the base WITHOUT using the 7" tall riser. The slots in the base are in the correct places, but you just use two of the thumbscrews instead of three (there are holes already in the correct places in the base (and don't use/eed the screw with the big knob on it). Also makes the fan much more stable. Not sure why this assembly option is not mentioned in the manual, because it was obviously intended as an option.
2104094
The inside of the cabinet sits inside the wall. The decorative moulding and crown sits against the wall, forming a stop. Therefore, the side and bottom frame (moulding) extend out 7/8 inch; the top crown moulding extends out 1 & 3/4 inches. This is not a large cabinet, but very attractive and well made.
793674
mine did not come assembled at all or have a template. it was not hard to install at all though. and mine sticks about 5inches from the wall. its beautiful and great quality.
74997
Top fans are included, already mounted with screws. If you are going to replace the fans like I did, I recommend doing it before you install the motherboard. Not enough room to maneuver otherwise.
111120
I am not sure about your installation question, I never checked in to that. When I got mine it was not put together, so I had to put it together myself. it took me roughly about two hours to put together and went together easily for me. I have somewhat experience with mechanical equipment, because of my occupation. I am sorry I can't be more help.
2076740
I didn't personally install it. My cabinetmaker did so I don't know the answer to your question. I do know the base plate escutcheon was optional, and we didn't use it.