are these racks stackable? can i put one on top of the other?
278639
Even if you can-I'm away from mine for several days-I would not recommend doing so. Even my 120 rack has enough valuable wine that I have it tied to a shelving rod at the top using cable ties. There is a lot of weight in 120 bottles and you want no motion under every circumstance. If you need full wall height purchase or design a more rugged model designed for full height.
278640
Honestly, I think you can-----BUT-----the construction isn't all that heavy. I really think you'd have to be able to brace them up to a wall.
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.
668380
The feet are assembled separately so yes, I believe you could stack one atop the other.
2276408
No, the rack is not designed to stack one on top of the other. Because of the meats thickness, and because you would not be able to turn the kabob skewers.
34586
You can use both racks at once. However given size there is not lots of space in between. maybe an inch or two.
1819240
Not stackable. Just buy the Whitmor 6060-267 Supreme 5-Tier Shelves, Chrome
303475
They are stackable. But stacking may cause them to stick together and/or scratch the finish.
1228045
You can probably stack them, but be sure to put lighter items in top unit. Better idea, if you have to space is to put back-to-back or side by side to create a work space or shelf on top. Love all of my Sterilite items. Easy to put together and sturdy. Helped me organize my garage!
2139992
No, these aren't stackable unless you put a piece of wood or something on top of first where legs of second would sit.
114232
Yes but not in a way that is locking. They will easily slide off one another. We found that by using a metal rack inside our cupboard that allowed one layer of these per shelve that we got the best results. I think that the others that said no they are not stack-able are correct in that these don't stack safely.
69370
They can indeed stack, I have them stacked 4 high in my cabinet at this very moment. Nesting is a bit of a strong term though since they don't really sit down one in the other very much. Not like plastic storage ware would. Still, definitely stackable.
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.
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.
1351655
No, not really. The only way to stack them is if you turn one upside-down on top of another.
1458265
Sorry this took so long, don't get in to my email much. Yes, you can stack them. The top is a soft rubber like material, with a hard surface underneath, and the feet would fit inside the metal frame work. It will be tall, but if you have room, perfect to stack. Cheers
512602
They're not really stackable, no. Unless you have the top on them, but then you're just putting one on top of the other.
1297120
They are not designed as "stackable" but it might work. I'm not sure how stable it would be - so I would not recommend it (opinion only).
970718
They are the same size cage so in theory that should work but I have never personally tried to stack them. They would be sturdy enough to hold the weight.