How many of these can I safely stack under a bed? I need to add about 4 inches of space.
213114
I've only stacked two for an added height of 2 inches, but I don't think there would be a problem stacking four for the height of 4 inches you're looking for. These are pretty sturdy risers.
213115
I double stacked mine for the same reason; i needed an extra 4 inches. They safely and securely stack together, i even added coasters under them b/c of my hardwood floor.
155957
I haven't tried stacking..mine are in a square with space in between but I'll bet you could get brackets anduse them to attach each bed to another one...the L shaped ones. Hope this works for you.
729697
I have (4) four stacked on top of each other and they're 90% full. I have this sitting on a printer table on castors that I periodically have to scoot over to get inside one closet. Those four remain stable when being moved. Hope that helps.
1199228
I'm not sure if the risers are possible, but if they are you would definetly need eight. It's a pretty high bed as it is. I had no problems storing bins under. I would think it would be unstable with risers (?)
438076
Yes you can stack them 4 high, but the higher the stack the more unsteady they become. It would depend on the weight you plan to put on each shelf. if you put heavy items lower down it should work fine.
460030
I don't know exactly how high the clearance is, but it is not high enough for under bed storage.
580030
They will stack half-way within each other. This will still save you space.
863054
Maybe 10 or 11. 12 to be on the safe side. Having said that. That all depends on whether or not your bed is surround by walls on all three sides.
141664
I have stacked three shelves. I cannot tell if a 4th shelf would fir. Four would be very tall and if you are sitting it would be inconvenient.
1431672
You can space however you wish but make sure you dont make the top too heavy. You can do as few or as many shelfs as you wish.
627700
I don't know how high you would like to stack them but I stack the small ones in my cabinet (by twos) and it works fine. I just went in and tested them....six large ones stacked stayed straight and upright!
668378
Do not do that unless ypu plan on securing them together. Look into getting a bigger cabinet just to be safe. Seriously it will fall over if you stack them. Not worth the injury.
1841959
My estimate is ~6 inches of clearance underneath, but you'd need to lift the bed in order to store anything. Add an inch to that to get the height of the base that your box spring will sit. When the bed is "on all fours" there may be an inch of clearance max to slide anything underneath. If the bed is sitting on a hard surface, you might be able to add a half inch to that. Of note, you MUST use a box spring to support the mattress. Otherwise, you're wasting money. I continue to be very happy with my purchase. Hope this helps!
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.
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
2215260
10 units or ten shelves (two shelves per unit)? I have 4 units on top of each other (so 8 shelves). They are extremely wobbly so if you stacked them that high, you would need some sort of support system to stabilize them.
1854950
Not a lot of clearance but you can fit a plastic under the bed style storage container or 2 on each side; that is in my vacation home so I can't measure the actual distance from the floor to the bottom of the bed this time