Is it true that, when the casters are off, the plastic containers do not stack? If I did stack them, would they be stable? Thanks!
328461
They will stack either way. Either way is a bit problematic, with wheels they roll, without the wheels, they slide. Shorter without the wheels.
864899
They stack great. We have three of them, and there are no problems. The legs of each fit into slots in the tops of the others, making a very sturdy stack.
2260133
Yes, we store these glasses in stacks of two. We've had none break or get stuck. You could probably stack more without a problem
1049203
They don't interlock in any way so they are not completely stable...but they are also not curved so they can stack. I would say it depends on where you put them and how much activity is around them. I stack the two smaller ones together and they do fine. They are not in a high traffic area and I only use them for baking (so like once a month or so).
1086646
I am very pleased with my set and will probably purchase another set that I will stack on the first set. I'm not sure how much higher you would go. If you fastened the ends and secured them some way, you could probably go much higher than just stacking them. I am very happy with my set.
1690906
I am afraid to try stacking them for fear of them sticking and causing damage. They are very sturdy, but I personally would not recommend stacking.
2105864
Personally I wouldn't stack the cages on top of one another. I don't think that they are sturdy enough to hold the weight.
2111176
I only have 1 container, so I can't try to stacking them. I put a flat pan over the container and the center valve sticks up about 1/4 inch higher then the rest of the lid. If I wanted to stack them, I would take a heavy duty paper plate and cut a center hole out of it, and use it as a spacer between the containers. This would keep them level and stackable.
11762
These tumblers are not designed to be stacked as their top and base are similar in diameter. Hope this answers your question.
151779
yes, the casters just go into a hole in the bottom of the leg..just leave them off. But here is a tip, the are pretty well made casters, so you may want to keep them around for a future project, they could save you money down the road.
1260440
Hi, yes, they are very sturdy. I have one stacked one atop of another and there were no problems with the bottom box warping or ready to fall apart. They are made of sturdy plastic, so if you do want to stack one on top of another, it should be no problem, no matter how many dvd's or cd's are in the cases. I have quite a collection of dvd's and my needs were met by these boxes.
438125
The casters are made of a heavy duty plastic. I have only used them on carpet and they roll well. Yes, the hanging folders move smoothly. I saw another comment where someone suggested installing the tray beneath the folders upside down in order to have another 1/2 inch of space between the bottom of the folders and the tray. I forgot this suggestion when putting the file together. It's not worth taking apart, but I suggest trying this. Overall, this is a very good product for a home office. I have been using it for 6 months on an almost daily basis and I am very satisfied.
945922
that might be a little too heavy... the plant and concrete container i have on it is about 100# and much more i don't think it would hold... the casters would give way before the plastic. i think they have a bigger one?
736742
Dear Melanie, Thank you for your inquiry. They don't stack or nest together due to the handles. Thank you for allowing us to be of service to you. Sincerely, Tonia D.
1964290
Negative. When you open them up they are a little wider from the bottom then they are from the top so you cant stack them in a normal fashion. You could however do odd things with them but I would say it is at your own risk...
1898122
The lids stack when empty. They do not stack when in use e.g. When on top of the bottom bowl part. They are not level enough or designed to stay stacked on on each other well. They do have some flex.
2233419
These true "glassware" and as such I would not stack them the way I would plastic "glasses." I haven not tried to stack them, but would be concerned about them breaking, sticking together, or falling over.