Could I stack these to maybe 4 units high? (these are for LP's only) If so should they be fastened together and if so what's the best way.
213533
I use mine for LP's and have two vertical and side by side with my turntable on top. I'm almost postive that they come with hardware to stack them and fasten them together. If not they are meant to stack and it wouldn't take much creativity to fasten them together securely.
213534
Also, how do you ask questions about products? I answer them all the time but don't know how to ask myself lol
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.
306185
I would not advise stacking them due to the weight and height proportions. Two stacked would be too tall to be stable.
1902303
No, they aren't meant to stack on top of each other. Would suggest you get the 4 or 5 shelf unit if you need one with more shelves.
1503429
I don't think these are really made to stack. You might could but I don't know how good it would work. I only have one so I don't have any way to test that.
447842
They are strong enough to stack, but it would not be very stable without bolting them together. There are probably some less expensive options as well.
1943824
That really depends on how high you want to (or physically can) stack them. I would limit it to three...it would be too difficult for me to stack any higher than that. If you are tall and strong, you could probably do four.
1819241
You are looking to stack two 3-shelf units? I don't think so, because the poles aren't long enough. Each pole is only long enough to support three shelves.
809387
I did and it work great. You don't actually stack them, you just assemble more shelves together and end up with an extra shelf and a set of top caps & feet. You will have a 7-shelf unit then.
2139803
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.
993138
they have no way to fasten together, but I HAVE taped them together with clear packing tape. I would only stack 2 high though, and definitely put heavier things in the bottom drawers, not in the uppermost drawers. I keep jewelry making supplies in them.
970718
They are the same size cage so in theory that should work but I have never personally tried to stack them. They would be sturdy enough to hold the weight.
761273
I no longer have these, but as I recall, there is one way to stack them for nesting and another for shelves. I recall that the shelving arrangement snapped in place. I also used them in a small camper closet and they worked perfectly.
1786174
I agree with those who've said you would need a connector to stack 2 sets of these shelves. It would be worth ordering and then with a handy person to advise you, go get 4 connectors at your local hardward store. These are reasonably priced for how sturdy and solid they are- great quality.
1697558
I would not recommend stacking them since they are tapered top to bottom. They are very durable and could be used for flat storage.
429864
I wouldn't stack them inside each other. They have become stuck and broke when I've done so in the past.
438077
Haven't tried with 4-unit high. Yes stackable. Stability may depends on the weight of your content, e.g. books are heavy, should be on lower cubes. You can try with 4-unit high 1-unit width, if it works for you, get more units and change configuration to 4-unit high 2-unit width.