Can the legs be cut down three inches?
1788214
I just went out and measured, and the bottom 2x4's are about 4" from the bottom of the legs. It looks as if you could cut 3" off and still have support for the 2x4. However, you will need to be careful when you cut the legs; if you don't cut the same amount off each leg you will need put shims under the shortest leg(s) to keep the table from rocking.
1788215
That is what I did, as I wanted to use this to support my bench top router table and it works great. Just the right height for my application and didn't affect the sturdiness of the table.
822320
A 6 inch tapered leg is doable, but I would recommend using a larger stock piece for safety reasons. Once the leg is tapered as desired trim it to the desired length.
969171
Sorry for the delay; I had a death in the family. Yes, I pulled one apart and found that the cap at the bottom tip can be removed so you can cut it down from there. The extension can be pulled out completely for easier cutting. There is a three-sided punch-out about an inch up from the bottom of the top portion from going too far down the leg. This can be engineered into the new size leg by adding a small screw as a stop. Hope this helps.
1125212
The feet are attached to the sides and would have to be cut off in order to remove them. But if you were to remove them I would be 27 in.
1626841
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.
1624751
They are just shy of 8 inches long. Yes, you would be able to cut up to 3" off them, if you need. I however, wear a size 8 and they are too short. They just barely make it to my toe crease and as a result offer no cusion to the ball of my foot. They do have plenty of heel padding and arch support.
1505425
Not unless you cut the legs off. :) Or I guess you could make your own holes lower and install that way! And then move it back up once they grow? Just depends how handy you want to be.
1799194
it can be cut down and if you have access to a hacksaw that would be best. I used a serrated knife but it required some work. A hardware store might be able to cut it down to size for you in no time at all. Good luck
1481020
Sorry for the delay! There is a 49.25" span between the legs and it remains the same width over 3" upward. This table should work fine for what you want to do.
1710464
The legs lock-in the same way the shelves do by using a plastic wedge. Yes you can cut the legs down with no problem. Simply cut the leg at a locking ring that are in one inch increments. We have done this many times to create equipment tables. Update: The legs are mad of chrome plated mild steel. There are several ways to cut the legs down. One way is to use a large plumbers pipe cutter. This method works very well. A metal cutting blade on a saws-all works very well also. We are a commercial kitchen install company so we use a portable cordless ban-saw. A metal cutting wheel on a five inch hand held grinder works very well also. So as you can see, there are a lot of methods for cutting these legs to size.
997996
It would take some fancy footwork and woodworking skills to trim these doors to 40 inches. It might be achieved if you could reattach the top (or bottom) frame piece to your cut, but I'm not sure those pieces would be easily removed or reaffixed.
2257286
no. i cut the legs of by 6 inches and use in my motor home as a computer chair. the back and seat area are only acceptable for very short usage. the back is very uncomfortable. i will probably go back to the orginal chair. as a footnote, everyone that sees the chair remarks on how great it looks.
1132864
Yes, there are three height settings for each leg. I have never used it without all four legs being the same height, but it should work fine.
830451
Yes. In fact you can make individual shelves shorter by cutting the legs shorter as I did. Be shire to cut them equal length and cut off the end that is not stepped down in size.
2205423
Havent tried it but it should be okay. Just adjust cutting height settings.
1963105
Not really, There is a metal frame that the legs attach to. There is a 2 inch overhang on either end - but I don't know how the cut ends would look with the distressed look of the finished wood.
726866
Only with a saw. The legs are placed inside 4 slots and then screwed in to secure. If you cut off the top of each leg evenly you can shorten the overall height.