What length would the cart be if you didn't install the towel bar and spice rack? Would there be any holes from doing this?
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It would end up being just a squeak over 42". My husband assembled it, but what would be left are the pre-drilled holes where the rack should have been drilled into. Not too bad. Probably could plug with a cut off wood dowel if you find the holes unsightly.
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42" without the rack or bar45.4" with the rack but no bar52" with bothYes, there would be holes, but you might be able to cover them with the little wooden hole covers (if you don't use them for the other holes).
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42" without the rack or bar 45.4" with the rack but no bar 52" with both Yes, there would be holes, but you might be able to cover them with the little wooden hole covers (if you don't use them for the other holes).
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Yes there would be 4 holes on that end. But you could go to the hardware store and buy the wooden plugs to set in the holes. As to the length it measures approx. 42 1/4"
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This was given as a gift so I don't have it to measure. I do believe that the towelbar and spicerack were held on by screws from the inside. I can tell you that its a very nice cart.
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The length minus the towel bar & spice rack is 42-1/4". There will be holes where the screws would have been (about 1'2" diameter).I do not recall if extra dowel plugs for these holes were included with the cart, but if not, you may purchase them at Lowe's, Home Depot, or similar. Good luck.
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I think you could as the legs just tap in with a rubber mallet. Tight fit so if you cut them, make sure you measure and maybe sand the frayed plastic after the cut. Cart is a perfect height for me and i'm 6'3. Not sure why you want it shorter but good luck.
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35 5/8 without the bamboo top. Add approximately 1" for the bamboo top. The top is 1 1/2" but has a 1/2" depression that fits around the supports of the cart.
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I suppose if you have someone handy to help you. There would be holes where the towel bar was meant to go that need to be filled. Holes would have to be drilled where you want the towel bar. You would have to put the hoes for the towel bar along side the drawer. Probably have to use something to strengthen the bolts you put in for the towel bar. More trouble than it is worth.
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Measurements of cart, as depicted, are: Top is 25-1/2" total in length (24" top plus 1-1/2" for towel bar seen on right. Please be aware that cart is fully assembled and towel bar is part of the too and is not detachable. Width is almost 20" (19-13/16") and height is 36" with wheels. Cart is sturdy and functional. Very happy with this purchase.
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Even if you leave off both towel bars, the cart is still 30 1/2 inches wide. It doesn't look like it will work for you. Sorry about that.
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You need 21.38 inches for the basket & frame. You could put two 1" x 1" holes in the back of the cabinet to clear the tracks.
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You have to install. That length doesn't include the bar. I wouldn't buy this island. Poor quality. It's already coming apart .
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I didn't install the towel rack.so, here's the dimensions without the towel rack.Height : 33 (+3 and 1/4 with wheels)Width : 42 (+2 with top)depth : 16 (+1 and 3/4 with top)hope this helps
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The top is 27 and 5/8ths inches long (from left side to right side of cart.) It is 17 and 3/4 inches wide (front to back of cart). I suppose you could leave off the handles if you need to. There are holes predrilled into the ends of the top board, the handles are on dowels that are stuck into the holes, and a screww is put up from the bottom side through the dowels. It has been a while since I assembled mine, and I don't remember if the handles were already installed or not. If they are glued in, it might be a real hassle to get them out. Maybe someone who assembled theirs more recently can recall if the handles are glued in or not. The top is 27 and 5/8ths inches long (from left side to right side of cart.) It is 17 and 3/4 inches wide (front to back of cart). I suppose you could leave off the handles if you need to. There are holes predrilled into the ends of the top board, the handles are on dowels that are stuck into the holes, and a screww is put up from the bottom side through the dowels. It has been a while since I assembled mine, and I don't remember if the handles were already installed or not. If they are glued in, it might be a real hassle to get them out. Maybe someone who assembled theirs more recently can... » Read More The top is 27 and 5/8ths inches long (from left side to right side of cart.) It is 17 and 3/4 inches wide (front to back of cart). I suppose you could leave off the handles if you need to. There are holes predrilled into the ends of the top board, the handles are on dowels that are stuck into the holes, and a screww is put up from the bottom side through the dowels. It has been a while since I assembled mine, and I don't remember if the handles were already installed or not. If they are glued in, it might be a real hassle to get them out. Maybe someone who assembled theirs more recently can recall if the handles are glued in or not. « Show Less
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I think my cart is a 93, and the seat did not fit, I had to make brackets and do some cutting, grinding and drilling to make it fit took about 8hrs, after getting the material needed, not for the person who is shy at metal work
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Just the top w/o the legs is 5 1/2" tall while your at it you will want to reinforce the bracket tracks that the hold the drawer in. They are notinstalled very well and mine fell off
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Hi there!This utility cart was a disaster. It was made from the cheapest materials ever and literally fell apart upon putting it together. I would think it was just me, but I also put together a large pantry and a small strorage shelf when I moved and all of them were just fine. I really recommend that you go with a diffferent cart. Oh and no there was no shelf behind the doors.
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You would need more space than that. I have a shelf right there as well. I installed it at an angle at first, got it snug and then rotated it underhand tightened it carefully with a plier. But there is not much space to play with, they should have put the fasteners on the bottom
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Without the towel bars the unit measures 43-1/2" end to end on top...I think bottom is slightly smaller
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Short answer is yes because the shelves are adjustable. I have a kitchen Aid that's about 17" tall. If I adjusted the shelves to accommodate it, the remaining lower shelf would have to be set at only about 7". Hence it won't look like the picture of the cart shown. you'll have one fairly tall shelf and one fairly short. Incidentally, I have mine configured that way with an even smaller lower shelf.
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My guys use it as a Bar, so they dont have a trash can underneath. The towel rack is the depth from front to back. It has worked out well for them! It helps that it's in casters, so they can roll it out, lift up the lead for serving during a party, and then fold it down and set it against the wall the rest of the time.