Can the chests be replaced with poles only?
360294
The chests can not be replaced by poles. The bed is very sturdy. I don't think poles alone would be enough to support its weight. On the bright side, the drawers come pre-assembled so it is much easier to put together than I originally thought.
1103209
Unfortunately no, the "soles" of each support is plastic. Any modifications to the posts will fail immediately.
8673
Yes, but you'll be removing pieces that weren't meant to be removed. I don't mind though, as stainless steel zipties from harbor freight work fine to create/replace new connections.
1896296
Due to the poles on the racks we prefer not to ship to such a far distance. We would not be able to guarantee it would arrive without damage and to send replacements would be extremely costly. Thank you for your interest in our items.
2156878
I believe that the poles are just one piece (I would have to disassemble it to be sure) - you have the ability to adjust the shelf to where you want it.
1329125
I believe it can be. silver poles is just a matter of unlock and pulling apart.
1576617
They appear to be replaceable, but that point is irrelevant. This item is a cheap piece of junk that I have given away. It threaded one piece of black iron pipe, poorly, and would do nothing more. This device is worthless and useless. Do not buy this item.
600414
You can set the poles in the ground. But you know your project so please decide accorddingly. I will go with the "ground"
449454
**Proceed at your own risk...** There are 4 points in both the top and bottom panels which are "bored" nearly all the way through which might be drilled out and used for mounting, but the item's manual and the company website don't mention this, perhaps because if so drilled, the chest would not be waterproof. **It may also be that drilling through would ruin the chest in some nonobvious way, so beware.**
1799939
Yes they can. The old nocks need to be removed and the new ones fit in just fine. I did not do it myself but had a shop do it for me. They didn't have any issues as far as I know.
898561
There is a plastic part that has to be removed. It was on the tip of one of the poles. I didn't realize it at first and it interfered with the functioning.
1931614
Each tier is adjustable and can be place as far or close to the next one as needed. Also tiers can be left out if needed. If you need to make the overall height shorter a pipe cutter($10 at a hardware store) can be used to shorten each pole.
1034534
You should be able to. The pieces are tapered so that one end goes in the opposite end of the other pole.
1186201
You certainly can! We put the ground holder in last summer, but we took the clothesline down when the weather got more into late fall. There is a plastic cover that fits over the hole when the clothesline is taken out. It weathered well over the winter, and when we put the pole back in during the spring, everything was perfect.
600145
Yes you can. The top can be installed either way so you can choose to have the poles on the left or the right. Works great as that is exactly what I needed and was assembled the reverse to the picture.
1468400
not without cutting down the tubes and shortening them. You would have to take out 6 inches out of the 4 uprights and then sleeve them back together because you have to have the male/female ends to fit into the corner pieces
1685280
The supporting poles are inserted into the shelves. I do not think you can eliminate any middle shelve for taller items.