How "level" does the space have to be? Common sense, "looks level" level? Or trim carpenter, "bubble level" level? Thanks!
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Mine "looked level" on the back concrete patio, once water was added, you could tell it was a little unlevel, but it still worked perfectly fine. "Looks level" should be sufficient. No need for a professional level check. :)
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I set it up on a concrete patio which had a slight slope for runoff and it made about a 2-3 inch difference. Not horrible but definitely doesn't look like the cool family in the ad!
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The more precisely level the better, but I only had an almost-level spot and it still works. The problem is just that the water is leaning to one side and putting extra pressure on one side. If it's slightly off-level, it is still workable.
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"Level" level. If your pool sags to one side all the water may run out. We raked a lot then put a long carpenter's level on a straight 2x4 and kept raking. It was fine, but the weight of the water packed the dirt down a little crooked. The next year we hired a contractor with fill, a compactor and a transom. we've used that same spot three years now and it's great. Hope this helps!
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It depends on what space you have and what you want to set up. I prefer HO because it is not too small to handle by older children, my father prefers O because he is a grandpa now and can't do the tiny work-- but he has a whole attic for his train. N is smaller and would work better in a small space but it's pieces are harder to find. Your best bet is to look up different track arrangements online-- this will give you a better idea of how much train you'll get for the space you have and if it's still a toss up, then go to a train store and look at both, handle them, get a feel for what you want-- a "toy" to play with, or a coffee table accent or.... Good luck! It depends on what space you have and what you want to set up. I prefer HO because it is not too small to handle by older children, my father prefers O because he is a grandpa now and can't do the tiny work-- but he has a whole attic for his train. N is smaller and would work better in a small space but it's pieces are harder to find. Your best bet is to look up different track arrangements online-- this will give you a better idea of how much train you'll get for the space you have and if it's still a toss up, then go to a train store and look at both, handle them, get a feel for what you... » Read More It depends on what space you have and what you want to set up. I prefer HO because it is not too small to handle by older children, my father prefers O because he is a grandpa now and can't do the tiny work-- but he has a whole attic for his train. N is smaller and would work better in a small space but it's pieces are harder to find. Your best bet is to look up different track arrangements online-- this will give you a better idea of how much train you'll get for the space you have and if it's still a toss up, then go to a train store and look at both, handle them, get a feel for what you want-- a "toy" to play with, or a coffee table accent or.... Good luck! « Show Less
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This is what I have at home. Amazing piece of computer desk of you have space problem. Both look the same to me though!
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The dimensions are listed. Take the height, add the depth, that's your answer
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Hello Gregory:This was a quick purchase and return. The whole table was very poor construction. The drawer is functioning...however it is very short and has no drawer stop. It is shorter than the depth of the table...What's wrong with this...you pull the drawer thinking you have 12" or whatever and you have 6"...result you dump the contents on the floor. Would be so bad if it had a drawer stop.The other issue is the rickety construction. The table wobbles not all of the legs touch the ground at the same tome. Why? bottom shelf is warped. Price seems right...however you will be disappointed. Good luck! Kevin Hello Gregory:This was a quick purchase and return. The whole table was very poor construction. The drawer is functioning...however it is very short and has no drawer stop. It is shorter than the depth of the table...What's wrong with this...you pull the drawer thinking you have 12" or whatever and you have 6"...result you dump the contents on the floor. Would be so bad if it had a drawer stop.The other issue is the rickety construction. The table wobbles not all of the legs touch the ground at the same tome. Why? bottom shelf is warped. Price... » Read More Hello Gregory:This was a quick purchase and return. The whole table was very poor construction. The drawer is functioning...however it is very short and has no drawer stop. It is shorter than the depth of the table...What's wrong with this...you pull the drawer thinking you have 12" or whatever and you have 6"...result you dump the contents on the floor. Would be so bad if it had a drawer stop.The other issue is the rickety construction. The table wobbles not all of the legs touch the ground at the same tome. Why? bottom shelf is warped. Price seems right...however you will be disappointed. Good luck! Kevin « Show Less
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The lower cabinet for your tower is 23 1/4 inches in height, 10 1/2 inches in width, and 22 1/2 in depth. You should be able to put your tower in it easily. The desk height under the top shelf is 18 1/2 inches in height, 9. 1/3 inches in depth( the desk part under the shelf )and 31 inches in width. This directions are easy to follow and I put it together by myself in 3.5 hrs. I only needed my husband to help me set it upright . When I found that I was missing one little screw, the company sent it to me immediately. I use it everyday and have received multiple compliments on it by clients. I think this desk in great and worth what I paid. The lower cabinet for your tower is 23 1/4 inches in height, 10 1/2 inches in width, and 22 1/2 in depth. You should be able to put your tower in it easily. The desk height under the top shelf is 18 1/2 inches in height, 9. 1/3 inches in depth( the desk part under the shelf )and 31 inches in width. This directions are easy to follow and I put it together by myself in 3.5 hrs. I only needed my husband to help me set it upright . When I found that I was missing one little screw, the company sent it to me immediately. I use it everyday and have received multiple compliments on it by clients. I... » Read More The lower cabinet for your tower is 23 1/4 inches in height, 10 1/2 inches in width, and 22 1/2 in depth. You should be able to put your tower in it easily. The desk height under the top shelf is 18 1/2 inches in height, 9. 1/3 inches in depth( the desk part under the shelf )and 31 inches in width. This directions are easy to follow and I put it together by myself in 3.5 hrs. I only needed my husband to help me set it upright . When I found that I was missing one little screw, the company sent it to me immediately. I use it everyday and have received multiple compliments on it by clients. I think this desk in great and worth what I paid. « Show Less
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Consider it a lighter shade of bronze. I'm very satisfied with the 5 shelf tower and find it very sturdy...Good luck..
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That is without any leveling feet and that is exact. I could not use any leveling legs because I had only 34 3/8" of space from floor to countertop. Luckily my floor was level so leveling was not an issue. And yes, as I recall the leveling feet were not installed when I received mine but I think they just screw into each corner if you do want to use them. One other bit of information about the frig is that it works flawlessly, just a bit noisy when it runs but not enough to be annoying. The only complaint I have is rather minor but mentionable, when the electricity goes off, even briefly, the unit defaults to the highest temperature setting. We like our wine chilled to the low 40's so that requires resetting the temperature every time we experience an electrical outage, otherwise our wine will warm to the low 50's. Not really a big deal but thought you might like to know.
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John I have a 32" flat panel in my 42-50 enclosure right now. Just center it. Looks fine. I then closed in the area around the TV where the void was with fish net and decorative sea ornaments. Got that idea from an enclosure in Paris.
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Thank you, but what about just the desk portion (floor to desk)? I appreciate the help. :)
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I used the thicker version because I was installing on 3/4" USB over 20" spaced joists. That's due to potential floor flex. On a slab I would have used the thinner (cheaper) version. Some people use the thick version to better match other parts of their floors (like wood floors)
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Hello it really doesnt bother us because we look at it as pieces of puzzles put together. We love what we bought.With regards to the space in between the pictures, we put like an inch of space in between but that would all depend on how you wanna do it.
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More space. I use both the ladder and the mat. I don't have room for both so I use only the mat during vertical plyo. Plus I home school my son and we use insanity and asylum for gym class so there is 2 of us needing the floor space.
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Hello it really doesnt bother us because we look at it as pieces of puzzles put together. We love what we bought. With regards to the space in between the pictures, we put like an inch of space in between but that would all depend on how you wanna do it.
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I do not know why you mean by " be flat ". I had no trouble assembling and achieving level and square. If you do not need the vise, you could just omit ot
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If you decorate traditionally, I would say no, but sometimes doing something different adds a uniqueness to a room, that I personally like - but that's a personal preference. Maybe take the dimensions and find something, that is comparable, and see if you like the dimensions. The height will either bother you, or not.
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My guess is that is has to do with this not being a fine piece of furniture. And your assembly technique. Loosen the screws that hold the shelves, as well as the bracing. When things are still together, but you can move them around a little, put it where it needs to go. Like the kitchen. Now that it is on your level, or maybe not, surface, tighten everything back together. This should, in theory, adjust for your maybe not level floor, or the minor differences in length of the wood. I know my floor is really bad, and this helped.