How thick are the actual legs? Can the unit be assembled without the legs? My toilet is very very close to the sink counter and back wall.
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there is nothing that goes behind the toilet tank or bowl and the legs are 1 1/2 in wide so you would need at least that much clearance between the tank top and vanity top. the cabinet sits above the average size tank/toilet and the brace that goes behind the toilet for the legs sits either above or below the on/off valve for the toilet. i love mine. only thing you have to know is to assemble the legs and put them up without the cross bar on the bottom, then put the cross bar behind the toilet from the bottom and then screw it on the legs. then put the top on and attach it to the legs. it only takes one screw to hold it to the wall. the hole is in there already and it holds it securely. i drilled a hole in the plaster, put the plastic holder in the plaster to hold the screw tightly and the cabinet securely. i can't remember if it came with it. the directions are so easy to follow just remember to not attach the top on unless you have someone to help stand it up. really easier to do it separate. my toilet sits against the wall and it's between the wall and vanity so it was not that hard for me. i'm a 57 year old female and i actually enjoyed putting it together since everything, i mean everything is marked and there are easy to follow instructions.
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I assembled it. It was not difficult. I love the look of it and the fact that it can be moved around in the shower, unlike built in benches. Do not use it as a foot stool!
2017604
It is very sturdy. I have if full of bathroom supplies. The legs have not given out. I am very happy with this purchase.
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The metal stock used for the legs is about 1.25" high, but that doesn't take into account the leg levelers that screw into each corner. I'm thinking that you'd need to use the leg levelers because of the way the stand is put together. (Assembly instructions can be found at the BDI website.) BTW, the BDI specifications for the stand states that the cabinet must have 2" of clearance for the legs.
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Legs extend beyond toilet front approximately 3 inches.Distance between front & back legs is approximately 17 & 1/2 inches.
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It comes as the picture shows. the legs are attached to the back part that bolts to the toilet. The legs are pretty light but work well. Have been pleased with them.
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The basin alone is about 4 inches deep. It does come without the legs on, in a flat package, but it is easy to assemble.
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The unit can befreestanding as long as you have a very flat floor surrounding the toilet. Once built see if it fits flush against the wall. If not, I advise using the two screws to secure it.
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Approximately 6 inches. There are five pre-drilled holes on each bottom leg pieces. I used the first and second "bottom" holes to stablize my unit without any problems. Extremely happy with the Unit.
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The unit is 29 1/2 inches tall. It is a VERY slim unit that fits between my bathroom vanity and the toilet (the shelves are very shallow and will not accommodate a double roll of toilet paper.) I am quite pleased with it because I use it to store small bathroom items, but I hesitate to recommend for laundry supplies or other heavy items. As far as adding shelves: the design has 3 shelves and there is a definite top and bottom shelf. If you bought an additional unit and tried to combine, you'd only be able to add the center shelf from the new unit. In addition, this is a very lightweight unit and might become unstable with any additional shelf. The unit is 29 1/2 inches tall. It is a VERY slim unit that fits between my bathroom vanity and the toilet (the shelves are very shallow and will not accommodate a double roll of toilet paper.) I am quite pleased with it because I use it to store small bathroom items, but I hesitate to recommend for laundry supplies or other heavy items. As far as adding shelves: the design has 3 shelves and there is a definite top and bottom shelf. If you bought an additional unit and tried to combine, you'd only be able to add the center shelf from the new unit. In addition, this is a very lightweight... » Read More The unit is 29 1/2 inches tall. It is a VERY slim unit that fits between my bathroom vanity and the toilet (the shelves are very shallow and will not accommodate a double roll of toilet paper.) I am quite pleased with it because I use it to store small bathroom items, but I hesitate to recommend for laundry supplies or other heavy items. As far as adding shelves: the design has 3 shelves and there is a definite top and bottom shelf. If you bought an additional unit and tried to combine, you'd only be able to add the center shelf from the new unit. In addition, this is a very lightweight unit and might become unstable with any additional shelf. « Show Less
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25 inches and 1/4 without legs 30 and 1/4 with legs So legs 5 inches Hope this helps It is well build and we are happy with it. Solid drawers rather thank particle stuff like ikea Regards Brenton
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Hi, The feet / arms slide through openings at each corner of the seat when you assemble it. The seat is not fixed to the legs. the seat rests on your existing toilet seat or the toilet itself. Thanks Frank
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The legs are not included. You can purchase them separately or lie the unit flat on the ground as I have chosen to do.
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It stands 18" without the legs. It arrives disassembled, so you certainly have the option to not attach them.
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I was able to fit the bar behind my toilet but it just barely clears the water intake hose. The bottom bar is six inches off the ground. You might be able to get away with not installing that bar but then the whole shelf will be very wobbly and I wouldn't recommend it because it's a little wobbly to begin with. If you don't have any piping behind your toilet then you shouldn't have a problem fitting this bar behind it. Hope this answer helps!
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The unit is 29 1/2 inches tall. It is a VERY slim unit that fits between my bathroom vanity and the toilet (the shelves are very shallow and will not accommodate a double roll of toilet paper.) I am quite pleased with it because I use it to store small bathroom items, but I hesitate to recommend for laundry supplies or other heavy items. As far as adding shelves: the design has 3 shelves and there is a definite top and bottom shelf. If you bought an additional unit and tried to combine, you'd only be able to add the center shelf from the new unit. In addition, this is a very lightweight unit and might become unstable with any additional shelf.
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There are little knobs/tabs on the inside of each leg that are probably intended for installing a shelf about 10" off the ground. A shelf is not included, of course, and the legs seem sturdy enough to support the planter without a shelf attached. Actually, I think this is the same thing with a shelf included: Adams Manufacturing 9303-01-3700 36-Inch Deluxe Garden Planter, Sage Green