Can these crates be stacked?
1741729
Yes, they can. But you wouldn't want to because you would have to lift off all the ones above the one you want to get into. This would be really a pain... We bought cheap shelving from Ikea and put them side by side on each shelf. Then you just slide out the one you want to get into.
1741730
I have 5 of them...yes, they can be stacked. They are really nice file boxes!
1859773
No...they could not be stacked. No way to connect in that fashion and it would also obstruct the rotation cycle of the lower cans. Hope that helps.
742046
They are not stackable. One could probably do it, but they would be unstable and fall. They are fragile and would break.
462820
Not really. I would not stack them. There are no notches or groves for them to stay put. I would be afraid of one sliding off the other and the lid is not all that sturdy to bear a lot of weight.
2111049
They aren't designed to be stacked, but you could. If you did they wouldn't be secured together. No rubber or feet on the bottom.
936566
No, the handle on the lid is convex. You would not be able to stack them without making a mess.
1006952
Yes, you can stack them any way you like. They are pretty flexible that way.
1557335
Somewhat. They dont fit all the way down, but I do stack mine...but only a couple at a time. I think all of them together would make them topple over.
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.
1033819
It appears that they can though they nestle together better when stacked the horizontal direction. However, you can secure the vertical stackings of one on top of the other with one wine cork. (start saving some) There's a hole in each crate to insert the cork to connect them together for some stability. With extreme height...guessing 6 ft ish, you may have some issues with it's stability so you may want some sort of side support so they don't topple over to the side. I'm no engineer, but those are my thoughts. The company may offer a more exact opinion. Good luck!
1755860
No, the top of the box is slightly wider than the bottom so they would not easier stack.
1078790
Yes, they are sturdy enough to stack. However, there is no hardware included to "tie" them together. They would slide around if not mounted properly.
887727
Without knowing the exact shape of the containers, I would have to say they could not be stacked on top of each other. They should easily fit side by side.
933732
Possible, yes. Advisable, no. It would not be safe to stack these higher than two per set.
386679
Yes you can - They are not the same size at the top as the bottom so they can be stacked when empty.
541252
I've never tried stacking them. They are big and my pantry doesn't have space to stack them.They've a flat bottom and when the handle is down lip is almost flat. I keep other small boxes on top it doesn't slide.
993140
You "could" stack them if you don't put casters on ANY of them. But there is nothing to lock them into one another so they would be simply balancing on top of one another. If you had them loaded with heavy items in the drawers that might keep them from getting knocked side ways when you pulled out drawers but I don't think stacking them would be too effective unless you put Velcro on the bottom of each cart so that they literally "Stuck" together.