Are the glass k-cup holders stackable if I purchased more than 1?
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I don't think so. I looked at mine and each leg has a round chrome top on the top glass, so although they have rubber feet, it seems like it could be rather unstable. Without that chrome top (see picture on all 4 sides where legs are) it would work, as it does have rubber feet and the glass one I have does not slide on my ceramic counter.....ohhhhh I JUST CHECKED and those round chrome tops SCREW OFF!! Probably for cleaning (after trying one, I did see a little coffee under there..they thought of everything!). SOOOO I think if you screwed those off on your bottom tray that another one COULD be set on top. And with the rubber feet, I think it would remain stable. It doesn't appear to be specifically made for stacking, but I do think it could work. Good idea! I might get another one myself! If you try it, let me know okay??? Please note: I'm not recommending this, as I haven't tried it, but it APPEARS to be possible. I'd try it, in fact I might! UPDATE: NO THEY'RE NOT STACKABLE! It just occurred to me and I went and checked. Unscrewing that cap compromises the integrity of the leg. So NO I'd say don't stack. I would not want to balance the legs on that dome cap. Sorry bout that.
305308
No, I wouldn't try it unless you could wire them together to prevent slippage.
305309
They appear to be very stable and could handle stacking 2 on top of each other. I only have one, but would not hesitate in putting 2 on top of each other.
305310
If you look at the "customer images", you'll be able to see two in a stacked position.
305311
I purchased the one with the black top not glass top so I cannot say for sure.
305312
Most people use this tray under the Kuerig machine. I would not stack them under the machine for stability reasons. If not used under the machine, I don't see why you could not stack them. Each holds 30 K cups.
2233420
I suspect if you stack higher than 2 high they will be unstable and you risk them falling over. Most glassware is not really designed to be stacked. Some plastic picnic stuff is, but not glassware. It puts stress on the sides and could cause chips to the lip of the glass and cracks. If you notice in bars and restaurants the glassware is never stacked up. Try setting them with the lip down too to prevent them getting dusty inside.
368632
I guess you can. They nestle about 1/2 way up, so the height of two stacked would be 1.5 glasses.
2092876
No, it isn't. Keurig won't sell the K-cup holders separately. Even if you call them directly. That is because a Keurig owner has to send the K-cup holder back to Keurig if they are invoking the warranty. Then Keurig has them throw the machine away and sends them a totally new machine. They won't sell the K-cup holders to anyone. This K-cup holder works great in my Keurig. No need to "get an official one" in my opinion.
259501
Yes if you have the filter housing for the reusable filter basket. They will not fit in the standard K-cup holder.
1363814
No. They are not designed to be stackable. That said, we do often put one on top of another. Not very stable. They are, however, wonderful glasses. We've used them daily as water glasses for five years. The shape is beautiful, enables a great grip wherever you hold it, and it is quite durable. Highly recommend. Bormioli is known for producing restaurant level glasses.
1353190
They will stack- I don't do it,however, for fear of possible scratching. On my shelf, I would only to be able to stack 2 due to height of each glass
114234
I haven't tried, but think they could be stacked. Covers are glass too. I bought these for cotton balls, q tips, etc., and am very pleased with them.
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I don't stack them because I don't need to. We use them all the time but I don't see any reason that they wouldn't be stack-able because they go through the dishwasher beautifully and don't break easily and feel so good to hold in your hand.
2256552
Yes they stack very nicely, they actually are shipped that way so you should have no problem stacking for storage. I love mine and for the price they are made well and look really nice!!!
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Yes. They are stackable. I was out when your message came in and I wanted to get home to try stacking them to see -- and yes, they are stackable. That being said. They are smooth glass and I myself wouldn't stack them right side up as I think the weight of one inside the other would cause them to stick. I would however stack them if they are upside down. BTW, if they do stick, just pop them in the freezer for a minute and when they get cold they will unstick. Hope this helps. I just bought another box of them to have for Thanksgiving company. I really like them. And as I said - believe it or not, they are great for chianti! Yes. They are stackable. I was out when your message came in and I wanted to get home to try stacking them to see -- and yes, they are stackable. That being said. They are smooth glass and I myself wouldn't stack them right side up as I think the weight of one inside the other would cause them to stick. I would however stack them if they are upside down. BTW, if they do stick, just pop them in the freezer for a minute and when they get cold they will unstick. Hope this helps. I just bought another box of them to have for Thanksgiving company. I really like them. And as I said - believe it... » Read More Yes. They are stackable. I was out when your message came in and I wanted to get home to try stacking them to see -- and yes, they are stackable. That being said. They are smooth glass and I myself wouldn't stack them right side up as I think the weight of one inside the other would cause them to stick. I would however stack them if they are upside down. BTW, if they do stick, just pop them in the freezer for a minute and when they get cold they will unstick. Hope this helps. I just bought another box of them to have for Thanksgiving company. I really like them. And as I said - believe it or not, they are great for chianti! « Show Less
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Hey there, I have these glasses and they're not stackable. I guess you could stack them, but it would be so tall as to be completely ineffecient.
1136611
There are six columns segmented (running front to back). Each is the right size for k-cups. They are not individualized holders though, you can slide a cup along the entire column if you wished. Don't slam the drawer and you won't have a problem.
385258
No problem. I have 4 of these cups and they are currently stacked in my cupboard.
742046
They are not stackable. One could probably do it, but they would be unstable and fall. They are fragile and would break.
408945
Not really...they do sit about an inch into each other if you choose to stack, but not evenly, so over two cups in a stack doesn't work very well.
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.