have anybody tired using two main unit 935 to stack on ?
1986230
Shouldn't be a problem. The mounting system is the same for the main unit as it is for small ones.
1986231
No, but I am using a stack of two of the smaller units (HAF 915s) on top of the main unit and I have not had any issues. Just make sure whatever you place a double-stacked unit on is strong enough to hold the weight (if not on the floor).
1915325
No, I would not recommend stacking them up. If you have additional questions please contact us at 214.491.6991 Monday through Friday 9am-4pm CST.
873661
I don't think it's necessary of you are only using one. I have just one sitting on top of my dresser and it's never been tippy at all. But of you were going to stack them more than maybe two high it would probably be a good idea so that you don't accidentally pull the stack over when you pull out a drawer. Hope this helps!
1456798
Yes, they are stackable. I stack mine 2 at a time, but more can be stacked without any issues.
1479283
I stack mine 3 & 4 high, but it is just me & my husband... They sometimes feel a little stuck but they come a part easily... Hope this helps...
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.
218100
I think if you left off the wheels on the bottom, you could literally stack them, but no way to attach the two units, except for some packing tape or something. They would not lock into each other.
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.
1371804
We only have one and haven't tried stacking another on top, but I don't think there would be a problem. The flat top is big enough to support the feet of the upper one. They would not be interlocked, and the upper would just be sitting on the lower, but as long as the floor is level, shouldn't be a problem. But they are big and hold a lot of stuff and get HEAVY fast. I probably wouldn't want to them more than two or three high; and three-high would take two people to lift the upper one.
512119
I personally do not stack mine. They are fragile. Plus, they are not all exactly the same dimension. They don't easily "fit" in one another. They're beautiful, but high maintenance!
901476
I have three stacked up and they work fine. It's just more difficult to move them around if you have three stacked up. I'd find a spot on your counter and keep them there if you're going to stack three.
2257646
Not sure but I would not try to stack the units/please read my review on this product...On my unit one of the welds broke and the wheel came off.....Not sure how you would stack with the wheels on the bottom of the unit???
482403
When I stacked 3 high (in the center of my counter with no support on any side) the tower felt a bit tippy. The bottom one was flexing a bit and the top of the tower was swaying more than I'd like. It seemed to bear the weight well, though. I don't know if I'd go 4 high unless the containers had support on 2 opposite sides to stop the bottom container from bulging out from all of the weight. I decided to stack my 4 AquaPaks in two stacks of two.
2273422
Although I only have one, it does look like they would stack on each other. Personally, I would stand them on end side by side.
1278641
I haven't actually tried to stack them, but honestly, I don't see how you could, esp. if you wanted it to be stable. My answer to you is no.
322725
I would not recommend stacking of these units due to the safety issue of the top unit tipping over.They are fairly sturdy but I wouldnt stack them .
538532
No. I only use two. One at the wheels and one in the middle. Allows me to stack plastic bins much more efficiently.