Are the shelves sturdy to use when stacked on top of each other? I plan to put glass baking dishes on each one in a tall cabinet with no shelves.
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Yes I think they are sturdy enough to stack up to 3 or 4 shelves and hold glassware or pots on them. I put stacks of fairly heavy dishes on them and have no problems.Mine came with connectors for combining the levels, so it's very stable.
286565
It's sturdy if you can put it together because it came without plastic shelf connectors!
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I find them very sturdy. I think they would probably hold the baking dishes with no problem. I have used them to extend the shelving space on the top shelf of my older kitchen cabinets.
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Probably they can be stacked 3 to 4 high, but I don't know how stable they'll be. I have them stacked 2 high to bring a table up to adequate level and they remain very sturdy. I say give it a try !
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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.
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Sorry do not check this e-mail often:) but no they are not stable if stacked on top of each other. Can you do it? sure, but would not recommend it.
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The shelves are sturdy. I don't have a mixer or processor on them, but I do have a lot of dishes and trays on them. I am sure the mixer could sit on the bottom of the cabinet as that is the strongest. FYI - took 5 hours to put together and my husband is pretty handy. You can adjust the shelves to accomodate the height of the mixer.
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They do not stack uniformly, the 3rd or 4th one high starts to tip a bit. But I do have them stacked 6 high in my cupboard. I wouldn't take a chance leaving them near the edge of a shelf or counter though.
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They seem sturdy enough, but currently I have them stacked on separate shelves, so I can't be absolutely certain!
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I don't know how high you would like to stack them but I stack the small ones in my cabinet (by twos) and it works fine. I just went in and tested them....six large ones stacked stayed straight and upright!
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Yes, you can stack them. I have three of them stacked. You can also buy a four shelf set on Amazon. I would have done that, but, I already had two.
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I suppose, however, it would be best to obtain shelves more appropriate to your needs with the stability necessary. I think stacking would compromise the integrity of two units.
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Yes, the shelves are very sturdy. I keep large vases of seashells on mine, and some very large shells. The shelves are quite thick!
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I've never stacked glass glasses. I wouldn't stack these. I would think they would at least scratch. That said, I just put one inside another and I guess you could stack them. They fit together nicely. I would put a paper towel between them myself, but again, that's because I am not in the habit of stacking glass glasses.
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You mean "on top" or attached inside? I'm sure you can stack one on top. As far as inside, I don't know. I guess it would depend on the size of the screws. I wouldn't because I just slide the glasses in the top shelf area after they are dry from washing. Seems like a waste of time to me to put hole in that piece of furniture, but----.
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I have mine stacked on their side in a drawer divider, but I don't see any reason you couldn't stack them on top of each other, except for the knives. The handles on the knives are rounder, and would not stack. Hope that helps.
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Yes, however they are skinny so I would be concerned of them tipping over, especially on carpet. They would not be stackable. They are very sturdy & I just love them! As for myself I wanted my shelves off of the floor due to having dogs & absolutely love walking right up to the cabinet at eye level. Enjoy them if you get them!
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I did get two of these to stack. I can't explain it exactly, but I pried off the inserts at the top of the 4 poles of the bottom unit. Then, one at a time, I put each pole of the second shelf on top of the one from the bottom unit, and then put the small connecting part around both poles. The result is a very small shelf right at the spot of connection, but the shelves above it can be spaced as needed. I don't recommend it for heavy objects at the top, but it is perfect in my bathroom for towels, etc.
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Hello, Mike. Yes, they are relatively stable. But stackable, I would think not so much, actually. I am presently using three of these in my home and so far, they are, indeed, holding up rather nicely. Instead of stacking, maybe if you had more space to go on, then maybe brining on more, maybe albeit, smaller racks, may be the way to go here.