Can these shelves be stacked on top of each other?
1541151
Yes can stack, but they aren't specifically designed for it. You'll need to employ some of your own ingenuity to secure them. Best if you have solid floor rather than carpet if placed on floor since they have a small footprint and some carpet tends to flex a bit near the tack strip. You'll want to anchor these to the wall if you stack them particularly if you live in a seismically active area (or have cats!).
1541152
I would say that stacked upright...they would be seriously unstable and would require wall mounting. However, I laid mine on their sides and stacked them horizontally...still mounted them to the wall, but it worked perfect!
1232989
very sure that you can... the shelves are adjustable so my suggestion is just to make sure that whatever you are putting in will have adequate space...
1685279
No. The uprights are pre-cut and support the next shelf up. I have used these as shown and as two shorter 2-shelf units side by side by not using one set of the uprights. You could do that and put your taller items on the top.
97611
I don't think it is designed to stack on top like that. It is lightweight, being aluminum, and would not provide enough stability anyway. I do love my shelves. They are perfect for outdoor use.
805936
Yes. They can be stacked together minus the wheels. Ensure that the item is placed in a sturdy location.
2110072
You could set one on top of the other but they would not be fastened together and the bottom legs are not very long so only sandals or really flat flats would fit on the top shelf of the bottom unit.
109107
They are stackable with the exception of the unit that contains the door and drawers. That is a single horizontal unit, which cannot be separated into two stackable pieces. I can't say whether you can purchase additional shelves but no extra ones come with it and the units are designed with holes and hardware as is. If you are handy with a drill, saw and screwdriver, I think you could purchase matching shelf board at Lowes or Home depot and make some. I did something like that to customize mine in another way. But keep in mind, this material is lightweight because it is hollow core which makes altering it a little more challenging.
592243
I don't think so. The shelves are screwed into a "U" shaped bracket to hold them in place. Maybe if you cut the bracket in half you could do it.
1816089
You probably can stack 3 of them but the top one might be a little shaky. You might want to bolt them together. Plus the base of each cabinet is slightly wider than the top. It may not line up right.
1260257
Yes. To be sure, I just checked and since it has 'posts' that insert into the bottoms (which then enables you to stack them securely), it would be very easy to insert casters into them. I would advise you to purchase very sturdy casters as these shelves are a bit heavy (given their sound construction). Can't say enough how much I love these and how much they've helped me get organized! Good luck with your own endeavor! :)
1891833
I have not tried it but since they collapse on the sides, I wouldn't try it. I have set them on their sides to have easier access to contents when they are on a shelf and they seem to hold up fine, but don't think it would work to stack them on their side.
1033814
It would not be secure to stack them sideways unless your space is so restrictive that the units couldn't shift at all. There are feet that anchor one unit to another and they are only on the long sides.
546890
Yeah, the sets are wholly modular. You can stack as high as you want, but if you add more than one or two shelves I'd worry about tipping. Be sure to secure it to the wall.
1891949
Yes, I would think you can, but my shelves aren't far enough apart to do that but the tops and bottoms are flat
1798174
They won't stack directly on top of each other you would have to have a separate mounting point for the top and bottom of each one.
1004266
You could stack them, but the drawer doesn't open very smoothly so you would run the risk of having the top one slide off - I would probably use some epoxy/glue to permanently attach the two together.
2023087
I wouldn't stack them at all unless you put them on custom shelves or boards between them. The metal corners are rounded, not conducive to stacking.