How do these plates stack? Can I stack a bunch and not have it be too high, or do they not stack well? How tall are 6 stacked?
87306
They stack perfectly and are beautiful plates...6 plates stack about 3 1/2 inches...
87307
They stack well. Currently I have 8 in different colors and they are flush against each other.
87308
Six dishes stack about 3 inches high. They do stack well. They are not a thin dish but they are extremely durable.
87309
These are very stackable. I have a lot more than 6 dinner plates in my cabinet because I keep buying more colors and they stack beautifully! I don't know how high 6 would be, but I am sure if you have height limitations in your cabinet, 6 plates shouldn't present a problem for you.
87310
They stack very well. I have 6 & they stack 3-1/2" tall. As you know Fiesta is a heavy plate.
120974
You could put plates in one on the floor, but I would question the appropriateness of stacking with that much weight. I use the for records--the old-fashioned kind with music on them. They are q2uite heavy, but I don't--and can't--stack them.
2027769
You have to stack them very carefully to make a stack higher than 4 or 5. Otherwise, the stack becomes quite tipsy. A stack of 8 could challenge the height or your cabinet.
19844
They can stack, awkwardly, but don't feel they are meant to be stacked for long periods of time or permanately to store. I also feel the metal bottoms on each foot would rub against the arm when stacked which could discolor or dent the frame.
1116850
They are slightly more than 5 1/4" diameter and slightly more than 3" tall.They do stack but not too well. I stack 3 or 2. They really are beautiful.
416734
I have them 5 high and wouldn't hesitate to go 6. Note I split some in half horizontally and a couple vertically. You might think about securing them to the wall with screws in case a kid decides to climb them or way to much weigh gets put on them.
2027774
We stack these six high, which works fine. Eight may be a bit tippy, as they don't seat all the way to the bottom of the bowl below when stacked. Two stacks of four would be no problem.
1187175
They stack about halfway down so it makes them a little bit tall ... probably in an average shelf height only three could do stack
2221354
yes the way they have them stacked they are 6 seperate holders. You can stack them any way you like. They are awesome. I have them 2 high and then they hold 3 more on the top layer also. BE
1421538
They stack six inches high when nested. And yes, the two smaller bowls do "disappear" into the largest one without sticking above. They truly "nest".
2256552
Yes they stack very nicely, they actually are shipped that way so you should have no problem stacking for storage. I love mine and for the price they are made well and look really nice!!!
1816610
3 7/8 inches. If putting plates underneath, figure about 3 even, for room to get them in and out. You might want to look at the Seville Classics version of this, half the cost, 5 1/4 high - I have 7 of those and they're great. I have just one of these Organized Living ones, also nice, I believe they were quite a bit less a few years ago.
1503429
I don't think these are really made to stack. You might could but I don't know how good it would work. I only have one so I don't have any way to test that.
2139803
You can stack these, however, they don't lock together so the stability might be a bit questionable. You can see in the picture that, while the top is solid, the bottom is just wire which makes them a bit tricky if the top one slides over at all. You could probably mod these slightly and zip-tie them together if you need to stack them.
1737426
No, they would not stack well.....and you can make them into a good chair if you put in your own sheet metal screws in the underbar. Now, it is sturdy, where before it collapsed on us.....it just needs some TLC to be a safe product. Enjoy.
213115
I double stacked mine for the same reason; i needed an extra 4 inches. They safely and securely stack together, i even added coasters under them b/c of my hardwood floor.
7984
I don't know if I'd stack that many atop each other. Maybe up to three, but I don't think I'd be comfortable with 4-5 filled with plates because these get heavy. Rather, I put my teacup box on top of the plate box and then a wine glass one on top of that so that I could maximize my vertical storage but put lighter ware on top.