Can these grids be used to stack brick and grid shelves on the floor?
198043
If you are talking about using cinder blocks as risers, I see no reason why not. The grids are quite sturdy.
198044
The grids should be sturdy enough to hold fairly light objects if they are stacked horizontally with cinder blocks between them. That is, I think they would work if I'm understanding what you are saying. (I made some bookshelves with boards and stacked cinder blocks when I was younger.) The cinder blocks will probably damage the finish on the Gridwalls, but that might not matter unless the chance of rust is a concern.If you are wanting to make some well-ventilated shelves to hold wet items or maybe potted plants or (??) then I think they should work well. They will flex slightly, or at least the 24x48 ones that I bought will, but with adequate support they are very sturdy. The grids should be sturdy enough to hold fairly light objects if they are stacked horizontally with cinder blocks between them. That is, I think they would work if I'm understanding what you are saying. (I made some bookshelves with boards and stacked cinder blocks when I was younger.) The cinder blocks will probably damage the finish on the Gridwalls, but that might not matter unless the chance of rust is a concern.If you are wanting to make some well-ventilated shelves to hold wet items or maybe potted plants or (??) then I think they should work well. They will flex slightly, or... » Read More The grids should be sturdy enough to hold fairly light objects if they are stacked horizontally with cinder blocks between them. That is, I think they would work if I'm understanding what you are saying. (I made some bookshelves with boards and stacked cinder blocks when I was younger.) The cinder blocks will probably damage the finish on the Gridwalls, but that might not matter unless the chance of rust is a concern.If you are wanting to make some well-ventilated shelves to hold wet items or maybe potted plants or (??) then I think they should work well. They will flex slightly, or at least the 24x48 ones that I bought will, but with adequate support they are very sturdy. « Show Less
198045
Your question/ design doesn't give me a good visual. I bought "feet" to get the grids to stand up. You could lean or hang from a wall. Would the bricks be placed on the floor to help them stand up against a wall. Sorry hope that helps
1343042
Yes. There are holes for pegs so that you can set shelves to give different storage heights.
1002534
I haven't tried stacking them but they do come with small post/dowel things that helps stabilize the shelves in the event that you do stack them.
809661
Each shelf is a different size- so it could reasonably be used for plate stacking. However- the tower is metal- I would not use it for fragile plates due to risk of cracking/shattering a plate accidently. But I'd all uses are gentle- might work.
1094891
I suppose, however, it would be best to obtain shelves more appropriate to your needs with the stability necessary. I think stacking would compromise the integrity of two units.
1541151
Yes can stack, but they aren't specifically designed for it. You'll need to employ some of your own ingenuity to secure them. Best if you have solid floor rather than carpet if placed on floor since they have a small footprint and some carpet tends to flex a bit near the tack strip. You'll want to anchor these to the wall if you stack them particularly if you live in a seismically active area (or have cats!).
1786177
They are very sturdy shelves but I don't think there would be any reasonable way to stack them, it certainly not what they were designed to do.
1662021
I do not believe they are designed to stack but it would be simple to get a few brackets to screw in to the top and bottom section to stabilize them together. Filling with dirt would further stabilize. Just not sure how effective it would be.
1346750
no-they fall apart when they are on the floor-i would not even try to stack them-we have stopped using it, it was so frustrating!
1435957
I would not climb or set on these because they are not made that sturdy. I don't think they would stack very well. They are all the same size. I like them for storage that are set in shelves.
2107434
You can stack them vertically if you want. It would be less stable, so you would have to put your heavier items on the bottom two shelves and your light items on the top.
479120
Yes, you definitely can. I wouldn't put them under the shelf or they'll be in your way when you use the work space. But otherwise, it should work to hang them off the top shelf and/or the bottom ones.
45555
Yes you can with reasonable weight limits. Yes, there is a grid on top and on the bottom shelf.
2027771
Yes. I keep mine in stacks of four to fit my shelf space, but you could stack eight. They're the ideal size for many uses.
417217
Possibly but not all the same shelf . You would have move them when you are ready to use them. They could not be " ready for use"
570904
Yes, although it's not the best use of the design. They work well in the stack mode and interlock, when set on their side they can move if jarred.To aid in title selection I use tags ( on the end on the box) to catalog the tiles and rating then stack on the self in my library. They should work either way, enjoy.
1840465
Not designed to stack them. The top and bottom are smooth surface, stacking them is risky.