Can I stack two of these? Remove the top of the bottom one, cut a hole in the bottom of the top one and add a ramp?
76851
I don't think so. Your best bet would be to have them front to back or side to side, if you had the proper tools to cut the wire so you could create an opening between the cages. To give our bunny more room, we put an ex-pen outside the cage like a front yard, with a ramp leading down to it. She loves it!
76852
Wound be a lot of work, and welding project.Doubt would work stacked.May be easier to connect 2 with a tunnel.
76853
I don't think that will work. Do you see the U-shaped, blue metal bar on the left and right? They are one piece and would not stack well. You could to it side-by-side or front to back.The top white metal grid is one piece, the 4 sides are each one piece, so you have 5 piece in total.
76854
I dont think so. The cage is built into the frame. The top is domed and built in w a nice large door. Its built into frame too. Its also big... not enough room to put one under it.
988146
Yes you can stack the tool box on it, built they don't "lock" together like the typical stackables. However, it will sit on top just fine. I don't know if they include any attachments, but it wouldn't be too difficult to add them.
135087
No, unfortunately, I wondered about the same thing. Those bottom legs you see in the pic are set as they are. If you were to try to stack two units, the bottom legs will not connect to the top shelf of the second unit. I even looked at the Honey-Can-Do website and catalog (which was not very user friendly). There MIGHT be a way if you buy each piece separately, but I was not willing to go there. Honestly, even if you could do it, I would not trust the safety of stacking it that high and putting items on it. I hope this helps!
512602
They're not really stackable, no. Unless you have the top on them, but then you're just putting one on top of the other.
884869
Yes, you can do that with this kit and the boxes I received even had the directions. I didn't make it so I don't know how stable it is but I think it would work fine. After you stack the corner posts to get double height, the third slat will be split between two the upper and lower post to help tie things together. You will have two to three inches of extra post at each corner. If that look bothers you I think you could flip the unit and bury that part in the ground.
1937508
I'm definitely not an expert, but I really don't think you can. Probably the only thing you could do is put it backwards. You'd only have access to one door on the side that is at the bottom of the ramp.
1258659
Yes the top is wider than the bottom which would allow you to stack several together.
1157020
not as designed. i suppose you could drill your own holes in the top of one and bottom of another and insert dowels, but i wouldn't trust them to be stable if stacked.
75553
It's been a while since I assembled mine, but from looking at it just now, I'd say it probably could be done as two separate units. You might have to figure out a way to cut the "legs" on the second unit a little to stabilize it, but I think it could work. No guarantees here, but those are my thoughts!
1382925
You could stack them but there is no way to connect them together,so I wouldn't do it. I am not sure what you mean by making it an inch taller.
1327415
Not possible, the vertical pieces are all one piece and the horizontal are all separate pieces. If you did this you'd end up with two very low shelves and not anywhere near stable.
8485
I think you could manage to stack two of them together. However, they are not made to be stacked. Hope this helps!
1278641
I haven't actually tried to stack them, but honestly, I don't see how you could, esp. if you wanted it to be stable. My answer to you is no.
1006952
Yes, you can stack them any way you like. They are pretty flexible that way.
1152063
No, I don't think you can. There are no ridges or parts of the surface that would allow stacking.
142218
Sorry, we haven't tried stacking. I'm not sure I would want to. This unit looks really nice but isn't as handy or as durable as I would have liked it to be.It's one of the very few items I've bought from Amazon and found rather disappointing.
322729
I guess you could , if you really wanted to. But the unit is big and heavy . It's about 12-15 inches deep and not that easy to move. To pick one up will be a task. But from the width of it, it should not topple over once you have it stacked. But it does have a little "base" which is slightly smaller than the unit . Which means it will not look like "one" unit. I'll advise against it.