Is it possible to "nest" these, that is put one in the other for storage? The walls don't look angled enough...
394343
No, you can stack them but not nest them. I imagine you mean one container inside the other one. At least I can not but I LOVE them.
394344
No, they won't nest. They will sort of stack, but I keep mine in use enough that it hasn't really been an issue.
1299910
Yes, they nest inside each other with the exception of the handles, which hang over the edges. That's the way I have them stored myself.
1258660
Thank you for your inquiry. They nest in order to be more economical for shipping. You can see the base is tapered which allows them to fit inside each other in a box. They do not stack on top of each other and form a tower which is what we think you are hoping for.
2156511
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.
862814
They won't fit in standing up easily at least not in mine. You can fit them both in for storage purposes but that's about it. It really is quite small.
1860439
I don't see a way to mount them on a wall other than drilling a hole in the plastic (which might result in cracking the unit) then putting screws through into the wall. Mine are all stacked on each other.
1697660
I don't think I'd recommend that. It would take some adjustments, for sure, (like four small pieces of wood or sheet metal for each leg to attach the two shelves, since they wouldn't stack well otherwise) and while it's stable enough on its own, I don't think expanding it vertically would be the greatest decision, unless you plan to anchor it to the wall. If you want to buy two and attach them horizontally, you can definitely do that. That's what I did and it works beautifully. I've had that setup for about a year now and it's held up, even with an energetic 3.5 (now 4.5) year old grabbing his toys off the shelf.
1928814
you can. there are small plastic feet on the bottom corners which nest onto the top of another.
1705326
If you only have two, you could probably stack them. For anymore than that, you are going to have a height consideration which means more storage space.
594071
I guess they could be stackable, but you would have to anchor them to the wall somehow. I wouldn't trust them to just sit on on top of the other without some sort of support/anchor. Mine did come with screws to drill it into the wall, but I didn't use them (and they aren't stacked.)
2041680
They don't "nest" but you can stack them. The problem is that, if you go more than 2 high, they get wobbly. Hope this helps.
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.
2265124
you probably could. You might want to put a small strip of velcro on top of one and the bottom of the other so you don't have to worry about them sliding. I love mine, but my cupboards aren't that tall to accomodate stacking.
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.
818256
I am not sure about storing them vertically, I did sometimes store mine on the sideways vertically along the wall or side of my cabinet. I encountered no problems with this storage method
385256
Yes, you can. They don't sit in each other completely but they do stack for storage.
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.