If I stack three of these on top of each other, would they be sturdy enough to use as a pantry type unit (with canned goods, small appliances, etc?)
210110
You would have to secure them together and level them out. I personally wouldn't do it.
210111
I think canned goods would be too heavy, and make the stacked units top heavy
210112
Probably not. Maybe two would work if you screw them together and maybe screw them to the wall. We love our unit, but it stands alone with no stacking.
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.
270621
The lazy Susan is pretty sturdy, but I don't think I would be comfortable stacking them. Besides, you would lose storage space on the top of the first one.
69370
They can indeed stack, I have them stacked 4 high in my cabinet at this very moment. Nesting is a bit of a strong term though since they don't really sit down one in the other very much. Not like plastic storage ware would. Still, definitely stackable.
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.
595753
I have the same shelves built Ionto my two-tier clothes rack (which is FULL). My shelves are holding shoes, jeans, shirts, and boxes of stuff. They can take quite a bit of weight but probably not for pantry use if needed for canned goods.
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Hi Elaine,I like the unit, but I don't think they are sturdy enough to stack. Hope that helps.Anita
1133197
Probably but not sure how stable that would be pulling in and out--would depend on what you have on it I guess--I have cans of vegetables stacked two high on each shelf.
715282
Sorry, but in my personal opinion -- no. When they are stacked they are kind of shaky. Not by much, but I would not want to put something heavy on top of them.
1985518
You can stack them, but they do not snap in securely or anything. They would stand and stay, but have the potential to be easily knocked over
2217454
I think if the bottom is weighted down good you could stack another on top with light weight items only, otherwise I would say No...I love these, but I would not trust them 100% for stacking. I have a whole wall of them in my kitchen for spare appliances, cookbooks, phone books, etc....it looks neat and organized.
309558
I have used this self in my closet but I believe it would work as well in a pantry use. I do not believe the shelves could carry weight of cast iron pans,etc. but if you would only stack cans or dry goods it would work.
1737426
No, they would not stack well.....and you can make them into a good chair if you put in your own sheet metal screws in the underbar. Now, it is sturdy, where before it collapsed on us.....it just needs some TLC to be a safe product. Enjoy.
626649
They are not made to stack and I do not think they would be very sturdy stacked. The legs are not big and it would be tricky for them to sit on top of each other!
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I would say 100% yes. It's solid and not flimsy at all. We use the shelf stacker things and do just that. Ours is used a lot and has a lot of things in it... Bags of rices, big and small canned goods, containers full of flour and sugar, boxes of granola bars bought from Costco, etc.
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You can stack these, however, they don't lock together so the stability might be a bit questionable. You can see in the picture that, while the top is solid, the bottom is just wire which makes them a bit tricky if the top one slides over at all. You could probably mod these slightly and zip-tie them together if you need to stack them.
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Actually ,yes!! That's actually what I use a couple of mine for. Very sturdy and stackable.