Can you stack these units on top of one another?
387852
Yep! And they come with special connectors so they're secure - I have them stacked and they're great.
387853
Yes, they are really sturdy. The mesh is a metal mesh, not a flimsy nylon one.
1798174
They won't stack directly on top of each other you would have to have a separate mounting point for the top and bottom of each one.
1760293
Sorry do not check this e-mail often:) but no they are not stable if stacked on top of each other. Can you do it? sure, but would not recommend it.
1816089
You probably can stack 3 of them but the top one might be a little shaky. You might want to bolt them together. Plus the base of each cabinet is slightly wider than the top. It may not line up right.
1893878
Yup! I own 4 and they stack nicely together. I do not think you could stack much higher than 4 though. Hope that helps
347381
Hello, Brandon...your question ends with: "will stack on top of this item? "--but which item are you referring to" Do you mean whether they will stack upon themselves? --If so, I say yes, they can do that; they are already stacked together as a 3 drawer unit, and other units of either the same or approximate size can be stacked on top of them. --In fact, that's what I've done with mine; I bought 4 of these and stacked 2 on top of each other in one area of my kitchen counter and 2 in another area. They function very well. ...Cheers to your stacking!
28810
Yes you could. The sides of the are flat so multiple units together will look really nice.
1006952
Yes, you can stack them any way you like. They are pretty flexible that way.
1228047
I'm not sure you can safely stack them. I don't think they're made to be stacked (they don't lock together for stacking). The unit isn't small .. it stands about 3' feet tall. My fear would be if you opened the top drawer on the one you stacked on top, the unit could fall on top of you.
337920
Yes they can be stacked together as each one will screw into another ive stacked mine on several occasions
1213006
I have one it seems they could stack but the bottom base is pretty big. So I think if you buy more than one it's better to space them apart.
385256
Yes, you can. They don't sit in each other completely but they do stack for storage.
145096
I've never tried to combine units before, but I'm going to say, based on the construction, that it could be done with a bit of ingenuity. The top is actually screwed in to the four sides of the unit, so taking off the top actually compromises the entire structure unless you have something to replace it with.
1822984
Hello, Brandon...your question ends with: "will stack on top of this item? "--but which item are you referring to" Do you mean whether they will stack upon themselves?--If so, I say yes, they can do that; they are already stacked together as a 3 drawer unit, and other units of either the same or approximate size can be stacked on top of them.--In fact, that's what I've done with mine; I bought 4 of these and stacked 2 on top of each other in one area of my kitchen counter and 2 in another area.They function very well....Cheers to your stacking!
1101754
I am guessing you can, bu I would screw them (in all four corners) together and also place them in a corner against the wall for stability. I would suggest anchoring them to the wall. I wouldn't stack more than two together.
2267219
The smaller units stack on top of the larger one with molded plastic tabs. You can also slide these smaller units back and forth on top of the larger ones to get to the lower contents. (This also makes it handy to work around pipes.) Looks like you can stack a large one on top of a large one, but you'd have to remove the top one to get to the lower contents. Make sure you measure the cabinet's door opening to make sure a stacked unit would work. Overall a very handy system for the price! I have a couple of these sets around the house in different configurations (according to cabinet space). Hope this is helpful!
2110070
Hmmmmmmmmmm!!! Interesting question---I don't believe the unit was ever designed to be stacked; however, I just took a look at it and I suppose it COULD be stacked, but it certainly would be flimsy. The stackable units I'm familiar with normally have a recess on the top (which is covered if not being used) in which a peg could be inserted to give it strength. This product has no such recess so I guess I'd be concerned about stacking the units together.