Do the pans nest, or do they need to be stacked?
367008
The pans are excellent! They can be stacked or nested. I usually stack mine. I love that they don't allow any sticking. Superb choice for pans!
1187173
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!!
936566
No, the handle on the lid is convex. You would not be able to stack them without making a mess.
901476
I have three stacked up and they work fine. It's just more difficult to move them around if you have three stacked up. I'd find a spot on your counter and keep them there if you're going to stack three.
450684
I don't know if they will nest together I only bought one.i wil say that the pan is great!
122728
Each set of 2 can be nested -- one rack is slightly larger than the other so they can be stacked. You cannot nest more than 2 racks together. All other components can be nested in multiples for storage.
1959168
They don't nest..technically, when collapsed; however, I store mine standing up on the edge under my sink. Therefore, another one standing next to it should be a good use of floor and height space
1567696
I have not tried to stack them because they are appetizer forks so relatively small. However they came stacked, when they arrived.
535525
Yes, you can fit that many. We have two racks side by side and have more skillets than any one kitchen should ever have. We made sure it was fastened into a stud because we knew we'd be putting some weight on them. If you hang them in the right order, they'll sort of nest in each other--making ample room, and the material of the pot rack is really sturdy as are the hooks. Just get an extra set of the hooks. Forgot to mention that ours hang freely since the rack is attached to the lower edge of an overhang, but I think the nesting effect would still work even if there were a wall behind them. Hope this helps. Yes, you can fit that many. We have two racks side by side and have more skillets than any one kitchen should ever have. We made sure it was fastened into a stud because we knew we'd be putting some weight on them. If you hang them in the right order, they'll sort of nest in each other--making ample room, and the material of the pot rack is really sturdy as are the hooks. Just get an extra set of the hooks. Forgot to mention that ours hang freely since the rack is attached to the lower edge of an overhang, but I think the nesting effect would still work even if there were a wall behind... » Read More Yes, you can fit that many. We have two racks side by side and have more skillets than any one kitchen should ever have. We made sure it was fastened into a stud because we knew we'd be putting some weight on them. If you hang them in the right order, they'll sort of nest in each other--making ample room, and the material of the pot rack is really sturdy as are the hooks. Just get an extra set of the hooks. Forgot to mention that ours hang freely since the rack is attached to the lower edge of an overhang, but I think the nesting effect would still work even if there were a wall behind them. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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The baskets are not formed for stacking, but they nest inside each other for storing. To stack them, you would be using whatever is stored inside for the support system.
2265014
I don't have the, it was a gift. I do have others and I am careful about nesting. I protect the non stick inner surface when I nest. My shallow pans I place a paper plate between the nested pans. Deeper pans t use a clean towel. Just "food for thought".
981805
Hmmmm, well, I wouldn't exactly say they STACK/NEST...they actually slide if you put them on top of each other...but not too badly if that makes sense! I really like them though! I use them with EVERY new polish I purchase ( swath them RIGHT AWAY!)...and try new nail art, etc. you really can't go wrong with these!
2003032
Yes, I stack the smaller pots and pans with a cloth between each so there is no abrasion.
1713330
I can, but only because I have three different sizes. I doubt you would be able to stack them if you had, say 2 X 9" pans
1062076
If they are not in use you may nest them together. I can't remember how far down they would go, maybe halfway. Then all the tops could be set on top. When filled, they stack neatly.
1414945
I stack them with the lids on. I wouldn't stack them with the lids off as they could get stuck.
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.