If I were to lay this on the floor length wise (not the tall way) could I put another of the same unit on top?
1494904
I think you could but would suggest you attach them with bolts or screws so it eliminates them to shift .
1061772
I believe you could. Because they stick together based on the cut-out pattern. But I would not feel comfortable doing so. Maybe unless you nailed it to the wall. It doesn't tip as is, but I would be afraid it would being taller. I am actually considering buying a second one, but to just stand it next to the first.
135087
No, unfortunately, I wondered about the same thing. Those bottom legs you see in the pic are set as they are. If you were to try to stack two units, the bottom legs will not connect to the top shelf of the second unit. I even looked at the Honey-Can-Do website and catalog (which was not very user friendly). There MIGHT be a way if you buy each piece separately, but I was not willing to go there. Honestly, even if you could do it, I would not trust the safety of stacking it that high and putting items on it. I hope this helps!
45556
You can put additional boxes on the top as long as they are not too heavy. i put a thin piece of plywood on top just to make sure. There is a metal grid which supports the top.
704299
I am sure that you could put one on top of another, but I don't think there is a way that you could secure one to another (without using some type of fastener that is not included).
1061964
I bought a queen, so I can't swear to it; but mine came as two stand alone platforms that bolted together in the middle, so yeah, you should be able to set 'em up as two units.
524519
yes you should be able to do that. each cube is almost 1 square foot so if you have your unit going two cubes side by side and 4 cubes going up then you could stack the six cubes 2 side by side and three going up on top (that would be about 7 feet tall). They do come with little wall mount brackets if you need to attach them to the wall for stabilizing or support. These are very sturdy and heavy so you would have no problems with stacking them.
946276
there is no mechanism on this unit to attach it to another one in order to extend it. you could probably fasten two of them together if you are good at stuff like that, i would probably use screws and epoxy.
1819697
Yeah. I would advise putting a cloth between the two so you don't scratch the top. They won't be very secure also, because they are not intended to be stacked.
806542
Yes it can be stacked one on top of the other and instructions come with it. I've hung one below another but eventually the connector piece broke, but it took a few years.
1662022
Definitely would not advise doing that. As a standalone unit it works fine but unless you used a bit of engineering skills to place boards inside the unit ro attach the two units together, I suspect it would begin listing one way or the other after about a year. Very good product on its own, so far for us at least, but I'd suggest not trying to stack them.
524518
Check the dimensions first. There are dowels that connect the units and keep them from wobbling, but they'd have to line up perfectly to work. One dowel goes on one edge and the other goes on the other edge. When you put the new unit on top, there are holes in the bottom that line up with the dowels, hopefully.
524187
I wouldn't recommend that. Maybe leave the top one off but not the bottom one. It would be unstable I think.
1681781
I do not think so but contacting the company may help...you can order two units and then use more shelves for one unit than are provided, however, I am unaware of individual shelves being available.
1164951
The short answer is no. The foot of the stand is two tubes that are as wide (one leg of mine is a bit wider) than the top. So if stacked, it would be very unstable and I am sure you would have it fall off one side or the other eventually. What you could do is place two small boards or a piece of plywood or rods or whatever as a platform across the top . Would not look good . Actually that is a great question and when I looked at it its too bad because if it would work, I would get another one myself. But aside from the adding a platform of some sort, would not work.
546887
If you were to buy another one you could stack it, but it would be really unstable. As it stands now it's about 6 feet high. One shelf would probably be fine, any more than that would be really unstable. That's just my opinion.
2158173
I wouldn't buy this one to use as a floor unit. It's not made to balance that way, "fully loaded" anyway. There are units out there that are designed to be used on the floor, I would reccomended those..