Has anyone used this without the middle legs? I'm thinking of changing the legs to wood and just doing the corner legs for a cleaner look
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The chair folds from there. Without the legs the middle would probably collapse
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I encountered the same thing with the holes on the small side. Because the legs are bamboo and I didn't want the fibers fraying and splitting, I did the best I could to make sure it was line up in the holes as much as possible then used a rubber mallet to gently knock the legs into place. A few fibers did split off from the leg but I clipped them and have had no further problems.
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I had to adjust mine with a hacksaw to get the correct height. The flanges at the top hide any imperfections. Make sure you have a level to hold against the side of the legs to be sure they are straight. Other than that the assembly is very straight forward.
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You probably could use only the 2 rectangular pieces, and eliminate the corner piece. It seems it might be less stable that way, but it looks like it could be done - you'd just have two separate tables to configure how you want them. All together, though, it doesn't take up a whole lot of room. It's a great desk for the price.
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There's a little half inch foot on each corner. I'm thinking it could be replaced with something a bit taller and handle the stress. I'm no carpenter, but I'd give it a go!
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IT was fairly easy... just be sure you have the legs and draw going in the right direction. I had to redo it but even with that it didn't take much time at all. I love it Looks great
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We didn't sand it, but the corners can be a little rough. I would sand the edges and corners if I had to do it over. We do love this bed. Especially because it is made of solid, chemical free wood and because we were able to finish it ourselves with non toxic stains. It looks great and I don't have to worry about the bed off gassing toxic chemicals in my son's room.
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The assembly was pretty easy. You don't need all the parts. You can assemble it to be low and you just attach it to the bed frame. Or you can use the extra legs to make it taller and then attach that to the bed frame using the bolts and washers. We kept it lower and it looks really nice.
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It requires minimum assembly. You just have to attach the back to these at and screw on the legs. Very easy. I did it myself and I am not handy at all. It's really beautiful too.
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I used this center support for something else. What you do is assemble it with legs adjust short of what your extisting bed. Then set it near the middle and slide and turn until the This item is made for a bed frame with angle iron. The only suggestion I can make is you would have to use bolt to the hook. If this is impossible, I would attach angle braces you can get at the hardware store and screw or bolt them to the wood siding. If you haven't bought this yet, don't. If you haven't used, return. It really wasn't made for the hookin rail setup. Look around and ask some questions. There has to be someone who makes what you are looking for. Good Luck! I used this center support for something else. What you do is assemble it with legs adjust short of what your extisting bed. Then set it near the middle and slide and turn until the This item is made for a bed frame with angle iron. The only suggestion I can make is you would have to use bolt to the hook. If this is impossible, I would attach angle braces you can get at the hardware store and screw or bolt them to the wood siding. If you haven't bought this yet, don't. If you haven't used, return. It really wasn't made for the hookin rail setup. Look around and ask some... » Read More I used this center support for something else. What you do is assemble it with legs adjust short of what your extisting bed. Then set it near the middle and slide and turn until the This item is made for a bed frame with angle iron. The only suggestion I can make is you would have to use bolt to the hook. If this is impossible, I would attach angle braces you can get at the hardware store and screw or bolt them to the wood siding. If you haven't bought this yet, don't. If you haven't used, return. It really wasn't made for the hookin rail setup. Look around and ask some questions. There has to be someone who makes what you are looking for. Good Luck! « Show Less
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I would personally wouldn't advice to get it with an open leg because its not being held by big screws and the wood is no mahogany. so an open frame would make it more flimsy. I've had mine for a while and have been using it as a desk for drawing and the only part that began to show wear was where the leg connects, it became wobbly. i over did it and added supports to fix it.I'd recommend drilling extra support to the cabinet and then you can add more than the weight is specifies. I've tested up to 60ish and no prob. make sure it's drilled on the support-beam piece thingy.
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I suppose it could be set up without the legs. It comes with 2 different length legs. I used the short legs and wheels which adds about 5-1/2 to 6 inches and my bed is 29 inches high.
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I didn't have any problems at all. I loosely attached all the screws before tightening any thing down. I could see how there could be issues if someone tightened down one side in which case they wouldn't have any slack to line things up. Also I'm sure you could probably strip the wood if you over-tightened the screws.
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The legs don't come off, but I think you could cut them off, I like mine the height it is now.
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I'm not sure I can help, but yes I noticed a slight problem when putting the legs. The center leg is retractable, make sure that you push to its maximum, then R2-D2 would stand properly :-) Also the side leg can rotate, from vertical to a back position.
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The legs are wood and in the middle the are metal legs for extra support. We are very happy with it. Good luck!
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Chris, the wheels screw into the bottom of each leg. I just took a quick look and I'm not sure the bottom of the legs are flush if you take off the wheels. When putting it together, I remember that before putting the wheels on there was a slight unevenness, but once the wheels were on , it was less pronounced and not noticeable. I wonder if without the wheels if that would be the case. Sorry I couldn't give you a definite answer.