I'd prefer a stand with a flat bottom. Can I assemble this without the "feet/legs" on the corners?
386851
I do not believe you can. It comes with screws that go into the tubes going from the bottom shelf to the top shelf, and the other part of the screw goes into the legs on the bottom. Sorry!
2184507
You have a 10-1/4" opening height under the bottom bed and you can assemble without the latters. Might be tight for a trundle.
1045726
No legs. It does have a standard screw mount that any stand will fit. I bought one that adjusts all angles and h as telescoping legs.
2113066
Idk if you could do this in a corner without first bracing up the back maybe with 1x1 wood i used mine on a flat surface
1077582
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.
702016
You can assemble it without the legs. I'd recommend that you still use the metal cross piece on the bottom which the legs attach to. This is approximately an inch high, but it would keep the cabinet doors from scraping across the floor when you open them.
902383
It is not recommended to install wheels on the legs. However, there is a model 708598K JSG-6Cs that includes the closed stand.
1006950
Yes, that is how I have mine, but it is in a corner. I am not sure how sturdy it would be completely free standing.
2223572
No. You will need some tools. The instructions are very clear and it is fairly easy to assemble.
264744
Revised answer: Absolutely, as long as you set the stand up like in the picture. I had the legs sticking out the back.
1805584
You could easily use the section of the stand as a less-visible storage area. It really is a great stand - I love it.
2056722
You would just not assemble them. They come in a separate bag to be assembled. They snap into a hole on the bottom of the leg. Only problem I would see is there would be no feet on the bottom of the leg.
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it has legs so it should be ok on a plastic table. We bought the stand so it is at the right height without a table.
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The back of it is flat but the sides have a slightly curved angle to them, so it is possible it could look good in a corner. It wont tuck completely into a corner. There will be some space between the back of the stand and the corner wall but I think it would go in nicely.
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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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No. You definitely won't be happy with the result. It's designed to be a floor stand. P
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No, you need to buy the t-shaped "feet" separately. Depending on how you're planning to set it up, if you are making a long run, you can attach the panels with zip ties and put just a bit of zigzag in the run, or angle the end panels, and it stands fine without the "feet".