Can two 50# containers be stacked on top of each other or will the bottom one collapse or bend?
303242
I'm not sure if it would hold the weight. Also the way the lid flaps open might not work. I only have one so I truly can't answered
303243
I don't know if that would work or not. May depend what you have in the top one. I returned the two I ordered. They were really flimsy and didn't close...supposed to be airtight. Need that for dog food. Might work for recycling items. I would find them sold locally if you can and check out before ordering. They are sold in large pet stores and farm stores. Unfortunately, I didn't know that until after I had ordered them. Good luck.
303244
I currently stack two of the 50 pound containers one of top of the other. They are very sturdy and I have no problems. The way the containers stack the doors open easily on the bottom due to space left for this purpose alone. Very stackable. Love mine and glad I ordered a second one.
303245
I don't know if that would work or not. May depend what you have in the top one. I returned the two I ordered. They were really flimsy and didn't close...supposed to be airtight. Need that for dog food. Might work for recycling items.I would find them sold locally if you can and check out before ordering. They are sold in large pet stores and farm stores. Unfortunately, I didn't know that until after I had ordered them. Good luck.
2221963
Yes, they are wider at the top, so they would not stack without losing some space.
202927
I don't have any of the large flip top storage boxes so I can't tell you for sure but they stack VERY, VERY WELL with themselves. I wouldn't trust the "nesting" in an earthquake and I wouldn't expect them to remain stacked after a drive across Kansas but for sitting on the shelf or carrying several stacked units from the basement to the garage they stay together. I'll edit this answer to add that according to Amazon's reported measurements, the large box is longer (obviously) and wider. I'd bet the smaller box would stay put just fine with the feet on the larger lid, again with exception to earthquake, etc.
1760294
I wouldn't recommend it -- as Monica said, the tops are a little curved. If you added non-slip rubber material to each bottom that might help with stability if you have to stack them.
892796
Second thought, Mrs. Kempker is right, the cans in them wouldn't allow stacking. I thought they would but the top of the plastic itself is the height of half a can.
1062669
I am using mine for canned good storage. They are stacked on each other and are not breaking down.
975646
The containers are stackable ONLY WHEN EMPTY. See my review posted today. The company told me directly the containers are not designed to be stacked when full. I found out the hard way - when I stacked them, the ones on the bottom bulged and cracked.
1985518
You can stack them, but they do not snap in securely or anything. They would stand and stay, but have the potential to be easily knocked over
1165335
They can be stacked. I have never gone over 2 of them stacked though. Hope this helps.
1521759
Thank you for your question. You can definitely stack the safes on top of each other. They are designed to stack up to 6 high.
2204056
Yes they will stack but you lose about 1/2 of the space as they sit down inside each other. I doubt you could stack too many as they would topple.
1586865
Yes. Remember that a full box helps distribute the weight throughout the box (not just in the middle), and it's okay to stack the partially filled boxes on top.
953460
Absolutely not. You will bend or break many tabs or sides trying to disassemble these. In fact, you'll probably bend or break a few boxes just trying to assemble them.
1891950
I don't think they are made to stack on top of each other. Looking at the one I have it looks like you may be able to squeeze one on top but I don't think it would sit pretty. I put other things on top like small containers and left overs!
917112
Unless you'll be okay with tilting the organizer in that space 1/2 an inch higher on one end, the base for each compartment is too rigid to bend. (which is a good thing esp. if you need to put heavy items in them.)
1859774
I don't think they are designed to be stacked. The top area is shorter than the bottom which would probably cause the upper rack to topple forward if not attached and supported in some way. You could possibly make it work by using double sided tape between the units but I don't think I would due to the likelihood of the plastic bending, sagging or even breaking under the increased load. Hope this helps.
2109243
I'm sure you could stack something on this, but would it be "secured" and hold tight, I seriously doubt it. I don't have anything to stack on top of mine to test it. In my opinion this isn't made for stacking, but like I said I'm sure you can place a smaller container on it and it would just rest on top.