Is it possible to put this up in a New York City apartment as opposed to a garage?
88329
As long as you can screw it into joists, you can put it up anywhere. It's actually pretty slick looking, so you wouldn't have to worry about it being an eye sore!
88330
Short answer is yes, assuming you can access the studs in the ceiling. If you can't get the mounting bolts into a solid surface (studs), then I would not recommend using this system.
1653784
Yes that would be easy to do. I can lift mine of the base and add it to a built in unit at any time.
1440185
Yes, I believe you could. The whole thing comes in a flat box and you have to screw all the sections together (walls, door, top, etc.), so you should be able to leave off the door if you want. It's very easy to put together.
1549130
THis is a very sturdy table and very heavy. I would cover it with a sheet when not in use due to dust. I would not have any problem putting in a garage unless there was lots of moisture.
1565237
Standing up, not realistically. You might be able to lay it down but I wouldn't recommend it. The base needs to be filled with water (or sand) and I think laying it down would risk a leak. Also the backboard would probably have too much pressure put on it in directions it isn't built to withstand. It really needs to be standing up and it's probably just too tall for any normal garage.
473944
You could put it in a closet but it is a bit too tall and your clothes might lay on top. I keep mine next to my dresser.
488506
I would not recommend it unless it was outside in a somewhat sheltered area. Even then I wouldn't do it. It is perfect for a garage or indoor.
2215503
No, it's structure wouldn't allow that. I think you'd have to build an angled box that provided a level place on the ceiling to mount it.
1443037
I'm sure you could use it in a garage but I doubt it would heat that large of an area.
1249245
No, but you could place it on a sturdy shelf attached to a wall. (Or just put it on a upside-down milk crate if you want it higher.
1370736
yes you can just mount it with anchors, but depends on the house you live in and how heavy your equipment is :) You can also find a stud or mount it onto a board too :)
2206008
Yes, you can. And lots of tools and other stuff, too. I love it. The color fits in with my backyard and so it does not stand out obnoxiously. Easy to put together. A great product professionally designed and constructed.
1861452
It can be done, but you would probably have to modify it some to make sure it stays. Its not like the pic leads you to believe. The frame is made out of that "Slinky" like metal that in can fold up. Kind of like a child's play tent if you have ever seen one of those? The problem is does not come out of the package well where it will keep the shape of a door. It kind of will bend at the top or bottom and not stay flat to the door unless it is modified or hooked shut. When it is hooked shut, that means it can only be unhooked from the same side. In addition, it would need to be hooked at the top and bottom. I wouldn't buy one. Your better off buying the cheapest screen door you can find that actually has a latch and firm frame. I have been through SEVERAL Magic Mesh's variations and screens. I have now decided to just buy an actual screen door for my garage. I wish I had done that initially instead of wasting the money on these products that either don't last long or have annoying "complications". Good Luck.
1837999
I wouldn't. It's a decent cabinet for a garage, but I think you would want something nicer for your kitchen.
2134912
Garage maybe, brick wall no it would snag on it. I built a frame out of 2" PVC for our school & then screwed in the hooks that came with it. It works great we can put it anywhere no limitations.
1086029
Not unless you build it or have it custom made. Maybe a step up platform for you to stand on would be doable?Good LuckMM
346893
You could. It is not heavy but where would you put it? If you have a place go for it!