is it possible to just purchase the poles . i have extra shelves and the black parts to hold the shelves but not the poles with the indents to hold
364101
Not that I know of. These came as a set. Check with the manufacturer to be sure, sorry I wasn't of more help
364102
Yes. Amazon has a set of 4@36 inch uprights in black Alera SW59PO36BL Stackable Posts For Wire Shelving, 36 "High, Black, 4/Pack and in silver Alera SW59PO36SR Stackable Posts For Wire Shelving, 36 in. High, Silver, 4/Pack for ~$27 incl shipping. NOTE: It will take TWO SETS @$54 delivered to make the 72 inch poles that come with 4 shelves and the casters for $89. Casters are $58 for four, but the uprights come with adjustable height stationary feet so if you don't need to move them, you can save $30.
364103
I have never seen them advertised. This product comes from China, a basically good design that is indifferently quality-controlled and poorly packaged. Rather than look for the two-piece poles, you might consider selling the shelves on E-bay. They are hard to find.
1410491
I found it was cheaper to buy an extra unit on amazon and use those shelves than order them from the company website. You cannot get the shelves individually, just in packs.
183714
The way that the vertical posts are built prohibit this. I bought shorter shelf systems. Keep looking you will find them.
292952
My shelves came with plastic spacers on the ends of the posts. There are 2 types of these spacers - one of them will fit over the bottom ends of the posts and will act as feet. I put those on instead of the wheels. Since I didn't install the wheels I'm not sure how they go on and I don't know where I put them just now so I can't look - but if they screw on, its possible you could buy extra leveling feet that might fit.
66485
Doesn't come with shelves but you can buy them. Read instructions carefully and follow them exactly. Once pieces are snapped together they are difficult to pull apart. Good luck with it. it is nice when it is done.
1819241
You are looking to stack two 3-shelf units? I don't think so, because the poles aren't long enough. Each pole is only long enough to support three shelves.
985354
No. You have to buy an entire new unit. Being able to buy extra shelves would help when the screws don't set right and come through the particle board.
1191870
There is enough space to add shelves, and there are predrilled holes that can be used. I do not know if extra shelves and the accompanying holders are available for sale, but hardware stores can supply what is needed...you just need to cut wood to match...use an existing shelf as a template.
2262533
You will have to call and ask for them. Even when you get them it will be difficult and time consuming to assemble. Good luck
1244999
To my knowledge there aren't any shelves for this model. The ones that I got through Amazon didn't fit this model and had to be returned.
1931617
The poles on the four corners come in two pieces and they screw together. You could get away with only putting together one half of the poles, but that would only be about 30 inches. If you are trying to just take the last foot off the top, then you cannot do that without cutting the poles. You can however move the shelves around to whatever height you want. So you can have a 4 shelves instead of 5 but it will still be the 64ish inches high. I hope this helps
1061759
There are indentations on the sides for shelves, and the instructions supply measurements for the shelves. I believe you could substitute a hanger rod for a shelf. You could make the hanger rod steadier by attaching the rod to a short piece of shelf on each end.
1582293
The poles are not included with the brackets, you have to purchase the poles
190123
The poles are each a fixed 36" length of one piece. You could easily omit using one of the shelves, and have a 2-shelf unit. The 2 shelves could be located almost anywhere along the length of the 36" poles.
2025585
Although it helps to have an extra set of hands to lower the shelves down the poles into place, it's not too hard to do it by yourself. Either my husband or myself can do it alone. Just goes faster together. Love the shelf. We have4 of them, purchase over several years. Have bought both from Sams and Amazon, depending on price at the time.
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It was a bit confusing. Mine didn't have any actual directions either, just a piece of paper with pictures of how to do it. I had to look at the photo and go off that. First start off by making a squared "U", that will be the sides and back. Then add on the bottom and next two shelves, I believe it was a matter of sliding the little legs over the bar. Then the bars that actually separate the can rows should be added last, by sliding the curved end over the back side of one of the poles. I didn't need any tools. Sorry I can't be of more help.
589878
Unfortunately you will have to pull out the two long poles to get the shelf on. :(