Can you put additional storage boxes on top? Is the top of the unit solid - like a grid/grate? Thanks!
45552
I have not set up storage boxes on the closet but I do put decorative pillows on it at night and my cats get on it and it is still standing! I have many clothes and it has held up well! I am very pleased and would order another if I ever need too!;)
45553
Ummm, i guess it would depend on the weight of the box. I wouldnt put anything up there because its not reinforced in the middle.
45554
You cannot store stuff on top. Unit not really sturdy. I use it for school uniforms (blouses, skirts, sweaters). I would not use for anything heavy like winter coats.
45555
Yes you can with reasonable weight limits. Yes, there is a grid on top and on the bottom shelf.
45556
You can put additional boxes on the top as long as they are not too heavy. i put a thin piece of plywood on top just to make sure. There is a metal grid which supports the top.
2156510
You can't stack them, at least I wouldn't think so. The top shelf clips on and over the bars to attach, so it's not flat at the top.You might be able to stack them if you put them up against a wall and anchor them there, but they weren't designed to stack, unfortunately.
1378831
Yes, the top section has a metal base, seems very solid. There is no top for the unit
1534502
No, I don't see any way to stack it as there's no connectors that would hold a second unit securely on top.
92362
Yes, we recently took ours apart to put into storage and I heard no complaints from my husband about it being difficult. Just undo the 4-6 screws and pop out the sections. All can lay relatively flat.
556598
Yes, I stacked two but eliminated one shelf as I cracked it by accident. Turns out that it was tall enough anyway. I placed it between the fridge and wall. When storing things keep heavier items on the bottom (soda/beer/canned food) to stabalize and boxed items on top. I also nailed a small piece of wood to the floor as a "stop" to prevent the cart from rolling all the was out and topling over. Hope this helps.
1859775
with a thin plywood layer on top of the bottom row, you can start a new row of these on top. Not directly stackable.
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.
1451186
Not really. There are two horizontal pieces near the bottom, one in front and one in back, that are necessary with the top shelf to make it stable. If it fits your space it is a great piece though. The spacing of the drawers is adjustable.
1358771
The boxes are 4 separate stand-alone units. They are not, IMO, stable enough to stack all four straight up without having a wall or a cabinet to lean against. But if you have something to provide a little stability, it should work.
1706915
If you are referring to the "Add on Storage Unit" then Yes they can be stacked. The dimensions for the Storage Unit (as pictured) are 34.61L x 17.44W x 16.89H. Add on Storage Unit (with shelves) dimensions are 34.61L x 14.61W x 16.86H. The Storage Unit pictured comes with a secure strap for the purpose of preventing stacked items from sliding off. I would recommend it be on the bottom based on width.
1626409
Yes. Actually that's how I did it so that I could use the bottom (top) for additional storage.
1891952
I just received two, hoping they would stack. No such luck. Although they do have a top shelf, it is not designed to fit with the bottom of another unit, so it's not possible to sit one on top of another. Too bad. A small design change would have allowed stacking.
2170688
Nope, there is a trim kit to install it built-in in a cabinet, but it can't be just hung. There are venting slots that would be blocked. With the trim kit, and some shelving you could build a cabinet surround, but that does add 2in on the top and bottom.But I would not recommend this unit anyway, it has poor reliability, mine broke after 15 month with a broken magnetron and inverter. And looking at reviews that is pretty common to happen.
2197144
You could as they are strong enough. If I were to do that I would make sure that the upper stand was affixed to the wall for added stability and not put the heaviest items on the upper rack.
97611
I don't think it is designed to stack on top like that. It is lightweight, being aluminum, and would not provide enough stability anyway. I do love my shelves. They are perfect for outdoor use.
504554
I'm not sure you would want to do that without hinging the top pieces to the wall. They're very sturdy but I wouldn't stack anything on top of them without hardware especially if kids will be around. I think it would be very dangerous without bracketing The top piece to the wall and to the base unit