Does the shelf/arm assembly screw into the wall bracket or can the shelf be removed easily when not in use?
1793475
The shelf screws into the wall bracket with 2 screws and them 3 more screws will have to be removed before the shelf itself comes off. Hope this helps!!
1793476
The shelf can be easily removed; however, the bracket that supports it is a separate piece and would then also need to be removed. The shelf support itself is not mounted to the wall, but it is held in to the wall bracket by a couple of Allen head screws. The "ease" of removing the bracket is purely subjective. It could be done as regularly as you like but would take several minutes each time.
1793477
The arm assembly does screw into the glass shelf so the shelf will not move.Hope this answers your question.
2270022
No, I wouldn't assemble without the shelf, for all the reasons that you noted. Hope thus was helpful! P.S. Great piece of furniture!
1843220
I assembled it 4 years ago, so hard to remember. The shelf was definitely it's own piece that was slipped onto the legs. My guess is yes you could omit, but it would probably impact stability.
282073
Yes and no! If you are using the brackets that come with the bar, both of them need 3 screws and holes drilled into the frame, so they would take a few minutes to remove. But the bar itself tightens and loosens in about 10 seconds to fit into the brackets, so you could put that away quite easily. If you don't mind the brackets being visible, it's quite quick to install and remove.
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I haven't had to disassemble ours, so I can't say definitively. Almost all of the various bars and shelves are held into the connecting brackets by pressure. For things to fit securely many recommend using a rubber mallet to tap them into place. I'm sure with a little force they would slide apart. If you're frequently assembling and disassembling the unit though, these connection points may loosen over time. That wouldn't matter so much with the vertical pieces, as long as you're not planning on going a great deal of weight on the shelves. It would be more critical on the horizontal connections, but if you have a vehicle which would allow you to leave those sections connected, they would lay flat anyway. I haven't had to disassemble ours, so I can't say definitively. Almost all of the various bars and shelves are held into the connecting brackets by pressure. For things to fit securely many recommend using a rubber mallet to tap them into place. I'm sure with a little force they would slide apart. If you're frequently assembling and disassembling the unit though, these connection points may loosen over time. That wouldn't matter so much with the vertical pieces, as long as you're not planning on going a great deal of weight on the shelves. It would be more critical on the horizontal... » Read More I haven't had to disassemble ours, so I can't say definitively. Almost all of the various bars and shelves are held into the connecting brackets by pressure. For things to fit securely many recommend using a rubber mallet to tap them into place. I'm sure with a little force they would slide apart. If you're frequently assembling and disassembling the unit though, these connection points may loosen over time. That wouldn't matter so much with the vertical pieces, as long as you're not planning on going a great deal of weight on the shelves. It would be more critical on the horizontal connections, but if you have a vehicle which would allow you to leave those sections connected, they would lay flat anyway. « Show Less
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Hi Kaspian:If you take a look at the pictures we placed on Amazon, the 5th one from the left shows the mirror removed from the bracket. The mirror itself slides in and out of the adjustable bracket. There is a slightly extended bump on the back of the mirror which allows it to sit in the bracket which is the part attached to the wall, along with the shelf. Feel free to visit our website or YouTube where we have a full video posted showing the mirror in action. Regards, Steve ParisiPresident ToiletTree Products
1804209
There are grooves that the shelf sit in so it cannot be moved. I am not sure if it would diminish the stability if you left the shelf out.
239568
It is a wall mount shelf. It attaches to the wall and the glass shelf is attached and supported by two little arms that go under the shelf and a screw that goes threw a hole in the glass that secures it to the mounting brackets.
961760
The only thing I took apart were the (2) long bolts that attach the arms to the wall bracket.I then bolted the wall brackets to the wall, then re attach the arms to the wall bracket. Ours seemed a little stiff until we mounted the TV to it.You will need 2 people to re attch the arms to the wall bracket.
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Part of the mount is attached to monitor, that part will come off without the wall portion being removed. It was an ordeal to install in the place where mine is installed and would be difficult to re-install more than to remove. Hence I would not recommend removing the unit unless it was for replacement. The mount works well after I added spacers because it was too close to wall to move freely without them.
439115
Yes you can remove the shelf. The dimensions of the middle shelving unit are 18.25"W x 14"D x 17"H.
1194547
there is a hole drilled in the glass that holds the shelf to the bracket, so they can't be moved. I have a problem with some of my larger components that have thicker cables/bigger connectors behind them. I am considering going to a Glass place and having them just cut me a larger shelf from glass that looks the same. Another option, for the connectors at least, is mounting a piece of 2x4 to the stud, then mounting the wall mount to the 2x4, giving me another 1.5" behind the components to work with. If I cut it to the right size and paint it with a flat black paint I think it will blend right in.
1022789
There are 2 bolts holding the shelf bracket to the back and 4 bolts that hold the shelf to the bracket. it is no problem to remove, or just leave off.
1850129
Yes, Marcy. That shelf comes out very easily. I have a large record player in that space. Going on two years old and no issues to report!
144299
You can take the middle shelf off, it's on shelving brackets. The rest, perhaps you can the screws will come off with an allen ranch. However I would not recommend it, I recently moved and all I did was take the middle shelf off. It's not too big and did not take too much room in the moving truck. Hope this helps.
955446
No they do not. You'd have to uninstall them, one or both, to eliminate them, which means unscrewing a couple of screws. The unit is pretty small, though, with or without the shelves.
208038
There are mounting screws through the back. And they are about two inches in from the corners but be sure to put screws in and or under the other screw to lock it so it can't be picked up and removed from the wall