If I bought multiples could I connect them / are they interlocking and stackable?
67991
Good buy for the money, needed something to hold all my gun cleaning brushes etc.
67992
Not interlocking, not stackable. They can be hung though...ours hang side by side down the wall...
67993
They're not interlocking but certainly stackable and easily hung with just a couple of screws. Easily arranged horizontally or vertically, nice units.
946410
I think you could. You might want to find a way to secure them together if you're stacking anything remotely heavy or breakable though. For light/unbreakable items, you'd probably be fine.
1032865
I would probably be able to attach them with hardware. If you want them to connect and match perfectly without any work, maybe not. Although, they might line up next to each other. Good luck to you.
135088
It is not designed to be stackable. There isn't a way to secure two units together. They do sell larger models which would be a better option than trying to stack two together.
980552
I don't believe you can connect them, but you can definitely buy two and hang them next to each other.
400676
You can interlock these all different ways but I don't know about adding additional units.
2076099
There is no interlocking feature to these cabinets. You could stack them but I would not recommend it. It would not take much to bring the top one down.
133691
Yes, they are. But we only bought two, so do not know how many you could stack.
1371804
We only have one and haven't tried stacking another on top, but I don't think there would be a problem. The flat top is big enough to support the feet of the upper one. They would not be interlocked, and the upper would just be sitting on the lower, but as long as the floor is level, shouldn't be a problem. But they are big and hold a lot of stuff and get HEAVY fast. I probably wouldn't want to them more than two or three high; and three-high would take two people to lift the upper one.
924919
Yes they are very strong and durable. Depending on how you stack them, they will interlock too.
1974242
I bought five of them and lined them up next to each other. I can't see how you could attach them to each other.
1725222
No, There is no way to put them together. The directions clearly state to not stack them. I believe they would be very unstable.
2034951
No it is not stackable. The controls would need to be located in a different location for that to work.
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.
747492
No. It cannot be locked together with an adjacent unit of the same model. As others have mentioned, the way it is assembled might be considered interlocking, but there is no mechanism for attaching multiple shelving units together.I also agree with the answer that suggested you avoid this item. It is made entirely of plastic, and is very flimsy . I strong gust of wind would knock it down if the shelves were empty. It can handle 50-75 pounds per shelf at most, but only if that is evenly distributed across the entire length of the shelf. Undistributed weight will warp, bend or crack the plastic shelves. No. It cannot be locked together with an adjacent unit of the same model. As others have mentioned, the way it is assembled might be considered interlocking, but there is no mechanism for attaching multiple shelving units together.I also agree with the answer that suggested you avoid this item. It is made entirely of plastic, and is very flimsy . I strong gust of wind would knock it down if the shelves were empty. It can handle 50-75 pounds per shelf at most, but only if that is evenly distributed across the entire length of the shelf. Undistributed weight will warp, bend or... » Read More No. It cannot be locked together with an adjacent unit of the same model. As others have mentioned, the way it is assembled might be considered interlocking, but there is no mechanism for attaching multiple shelving units together.I also agree with the answer that suggested you avoid this item. It is made entirely of plastic, and is very flimsy . I strong gust of wind would knock it down if the shelves were empty. It can handle 50-75 pounds per shelf at most, but only if that is evenly distributed across the entire length of the shelf. Undistributed weight will warp, bend or crack the plastic shelves. « Show Less
1950674
They can be stacked (haven't tried - prefer side by side) but there may be a heat problem as they are metal enclosures and the bottom one in the stack may radiate heat upwards to the top one. Would recommend using the plastic foot dots to provide more space between the two drives and to cut down on the direct contact of the metal enclosures.
414628
I would connect them all together in a splice or saulder them together, it should work just fine!