Could you stack another rack on top of it? Would it support the weight and still be able to turn?
270621
The lazy Susan is pretty sturdy, but I don't think I would be comfortable stacking them. Besides, you would lose storage space on the top of the first one.
1175711
Although the rack seems sturdy I would hesitate to put too much weight on it at one time. I don't know of any stand up rack that could handle that much weight.
1660326
Hello,I think mounting the support arms opposite of the picture would work. You may also have to flip the grid over.The rack is finished on all sides so you wouldn't have to worry about the look either.
22851
No. It has 4 slightly raised screw caps on top piece; stacking would not be stable.
909614
Let me give a more complete answer: Yes you can, but the rack has no springs to help you handle the weight, so you rely on the leverage you have and your own strength, and that's it.
1618981
I don't believe so--In the past, there was a question if 2 racks could be purchased, then stacked--I would NOT recommend that due to the weight AND I am not aware of extra shelves you could add to this -- Based on the top of the racks & design, I do not see how that could be installed. The wine storage (Trinity) is very sturdy & I really like it---but I don't see how you could make it larger.
966203
No not really. It is two pieces that stack to make one tall one or two shorter ones. I hope that helps. This rack has been great
1625795
It can, but they will be pretty close together. I don't like my bikes to rub against each other, so I usually will only Cary one adult bike and one kid bike on his rack.
1753767
The rack is very sturdy and well-made. As long as you balance the load, you should be OK. I recommend the rack and would buy again if I had the need.
357090
In theory, sure, but there is nothing that would hold the legs from one in place on top of the next, and with a slick finished material, I wouldn't suggest it. If you were to say, use wood glue on the bottom of the legs to put it on top of the next, you could in theory stack them. Even so, The weight limit isn't that great; trying to build some sort of shelf system would be ill advised and there are plenty of other options out there that are designed for that sort of thing.
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.
1854710
Yes, if the customization allows for the size and shape of the rack. It wouldn't ordinarily be able to balance in the vertical position.
946410
I think you could. You might want to find a way to secure them together if you're stacking anything remotely heavy or breakable though. For light/unbreakable items, you'd probably be fine.
1660327
Hello, I think mounting the support arms opposite of the picture would work. You may also have to flip the grid over. The rack is finished on all sides so you wouldn't have to worry about the look either.
8485
I think you could manage to stack two of them together. However, they are not made to be stacked. Hope this helps!
278641
Yes, but I would not because of the weight and stability issues. In fact, I used three "L" brackets to secure the rack to the wall to ensure it does not move.
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.