Can these be stored in the vertical position?
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Yes, you could, but the Concept2 web site recommends against it, because it would be unstable and could cause damage to the unit. In addition, it is longer than the standard 8 foot ceiling. So, if space is a premium, you best bet is breaking it down in two pieces which can be done fairly easily.
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Yes, I have 96", 8' standard ceiling and store mine in a corner in one piece, no problem. Model E.
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Yes, they fold very easily. The company has a web site that shows you all the features including storage and how to use the machines correctly. It was that site that convinced me to buy this over any others sold. Great machine.
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Yes, The middle of the unit can be unlatched. It comes completely off so you would have 2 pieces.
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Yes the Concept2 can be separated in two pieces with no tools needed, and they can easely be stored vertically or horizontally...
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It separates into two pieces then can be stood vertically, but will take up about 3 sq ft of floor space afer you do this. Basically I am saying, it is not compact. It is an awesome machine however.
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You would just be staking them based on whatever is inside. The side will not stand straight up and hold whatever is on top, the sides would collapse if what is not on the inside is not all the way to the top. I hope this makes sense.
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There is no provision for stacking them. They would probably be a bit unstable if you stacked them. A handy person could probably do it, but I would not recommend it!
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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.
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You could do this, provided the space was just barely wider than the containers on their sides. As others have said, they're flat, so they stack, but there's nothing holding them together, so if they have room to move, they'll move. When you stack them normally, the feet on the top container slot into slots in the underneath container, so they are solidly connected.
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I think it would be fine to stack them, assuming they aren't packed with anything too heavy. The folders/frame don't hang over the edge of the file box, so they shouldn't be affected.
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You could, since the dividers can be taken off or moved around. I'm not sure how many you could store, though.
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Yes. There are holes for pegs so that you can set shelves to give different storage heights.
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yes, but they would have to be below the lip of the base, not piled high as in picture.
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I guess it would be fine to position it vertically instead of horizontally. But if you did that, I'd be careful not to put too much weight on the separating shelf in the center of the unit.
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I put them in the side door of the fridge, where they didn't stand up straight, but weren't quite vertical either. If you leave the inch of space at the top (don't fill completely) and push the cap on tight -- I don't think you'd have an issue -- I didn't. Good luck.
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You can store these on their side, but there is only a thin edge, so they will not stand up on their own.
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Of course, You will have two slots to hold letters vertically. Maybe u r confused between the terms horizonal vs vertical. This is a handsome addition to your desk as long as u keep everything neat. after all it is clear.
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No, not really. The only way to stack them is if you turn one upside-down on top of another.
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Yes, there is a small flat area on the bottom to keep them upright, as long as you place it on a flat surface
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Dear KarenIf you put them vertical they would definitely look good. It all depends on what you have measured already. Please feel free to call with any additional questions or concerns.Regards Customer Care888 308 4353
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Hello- They are numbered in consecutive order, so you would want to stack them up carefully if you are going to pre-seperate them. Maybe paper-clip every 10 so they dont fall apart when they are loose.