Do these stack securely without slipping, say in a shopping bag or a cardboard box?
69996
I used 3-12 boxes and I put them in a large gift bag and they transported fine, I ordered many boxes and plan on using them in the future
69997
The bag I send them to school in works great, but there's not a lot of extra space around them. For what they are they work great!
69998
Yes, there is a small groove on the top of one that fits into the bottom of another. They stack nicely. As long as they are in a bag or box of some sort they should stay nicely.
561166
Yes they will slip if you only use a few. The more you use the less they slip. Also anchoring the corners with weights or furniture is helpful.
1208375
No. I use "force flex" tall kitchen trash liners, they fit snug to the can. No slips, no spills!
1346750
no-they fall apart when they are on the floor-i would not even try to stack them-we have stopped using it, it was so frustrating!
1819697
Yeah. I would advise putting a cloth between the two so you don't scratch the top. They won't be very secure also, because they are not intended to be stacked.
263446
They slide OK - for it to be steady, best to have them supported with screws to whatever they rest on - otherwise the contents might make the basket tip over.
1554707
Depending on the weight they should stack successfully. You haave to be aware of the csters though.
1557335
Somewhat. They dont fit all the way down, but I do stack mine...but only a couple at a time. I think all of them together would make them topple over.
462820
Not really. I would not stack them. There are no notches or groves for them to stay put. I would be afraid of one sliding off the other and the lid is not all that sturdy to bear a lot of weight.
617732
They don't nest but you could stack. But they are plastic so they will probably slide.
1978701
They can be stacked in a tidy fashion, and their weight adds some stability, howver they do not actually 'click' together, so there is nothing to prevent them from sliding apart if pushed. I hope this helps.
1688005
I don't know if I would recommend stacking two without placing some sort of mat for stability between them. The tops and bottoms of these are metal and my only fear is them sliding against one another. With a mat, though, they shouldn't have a problem.
1436020
Yes they do. It's not hand-in-glove perfect, but I stack mine and they fit well enough together that my stack stays pretty low. Hope that helps.
271909
I have mine stacked up in a back corner of a cabinet (makes s good use of otherwise wasted space.) They stack very easily. The lids I keep in an organizer with all my other lids. This is the first set of these I have owned with lids, glad somebody finally decided to make them, so much better than plastic wrap on them!
100468
Hi Yenni,You can stack Storage Cubes as much as you can. We recommend securing them together with double sided adhesive and also anchoring to the wall to prevent any accidental tipping.Jimmy ChiangWay Basics, Founderjimmy@waybasics.com
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I have only one so i have not stacked them but the way its shaped, i think you will be able to stack them but not too snugly. We really like them, just the right size for little hands and no slipping with the rubber grips!!
1943826
They are strong enough to stack at least 4 or 5 (we have 4 stacked no problem). Of course, "filled with clothing" has a wide variation of weight. But if you can easily lift the container to put it on the stack, the stack should be fine.