Does this stack on the 3-tier "Seville Classics Resin-Wood Composite Utility Shoe Rack " at http://www.amazon.com/Seville-Classics-Resin-Wood-Composit Does this stack on the 3-tier "Seville Classics Resin-Wood Composite Utility Shoe Rack " at http://www.amazon.com/Sevi... » Read More Does this stack on the 3-tier "Seville Classics Resin-Wood Composite Utility Shoe Rack " at http://www.amazon.com/Seville-Classics-Resin-Wood-Composit « Show Less
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I should've read this question before I bought it, but I can confirm that the answer is no. The 2-tier rack is a not as deep as the 3-tier one so you will not be able to stack them together. I wish they would, the 2-tier one offers a bit more of height for high heels. Now I have to return this. :-(
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I have not specifically bought the 3-tier so cannot confirm. However, my understanding is that they are supposed to.
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No. I tried to stack it on the 3-tier shoe rack and failed. There's about 0.3 inch gap between those two shoe racks.
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Yes it does, there is enough room to hold 5 pairs of shoes on each rack. I have heels on there, my highest heels are probably about 2 inches. Hope this helps. Really a nice rack, sturdy and I love the wheels, make easy to move.
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Hello Jose! Whitmor 6070-3436 Supreme Small 3-Tier Shelving cannot be stacked. If you need a taller unit with more shelves, check out Whitmor 6070-5264 5-Tier Supreme Shelving Unit. You may also be interested in 6054-585 Supreme Wide Stacking Shelf. You can buy multiple units and stack as many as you want. If you have additional questions regarding this item feel free to contact our Customer Service Department, Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm (CST) at (888) 944-8667 or email us at help@whitmor.com. Have a great day!
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All Classic Stackers are separate and interchangeable, and designed to stack on top of one another, this is the essence of the Brand. The Deep 3 Section Stacker is about 2.4 inches in height and will fit neatly and securely into your Set of 4.
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I bought the 3 tier, but i couldnt use it! it wouldnt stay together i tried to superglue it but it just mad a huge ugly mess. i woulndt recommend it, luckily my cake baker brought a really nice one for me to use!! good luck
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Each level is the same. The top shelf, however, can hold taller items, like boots and hightops. All can hold high heels. Love my rack!
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Hi, you can't stack them. The posts are only tall enough to accommodate the height of the boards, 3 for the taller one, 2 for the shorter. Plus you only get two posts for the shorter side so you'd have to make 2 more shorter ones somehow. You can connect multiple kits next to each other but not on top of each other.
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My shelves came with plastic spacers on the ends of the posts. There are 2 types of these spacers - one of them will fit over the bottom ends of the posts and will act as feet. I put those on instead of the wheels. Since I didn't install the wheels I'm not sure how they go on and I don't know where I put them just now so I can't look - but if they screw on, its possible you could buy extra leveling feet that might fit.
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I wanted to put 4 boards on it, no go. Best it would do was 2 boards side by side. The rubber and build just wouldn't let it happen. So sounds like you are trying to stack the boards like I wanted to. Yup try a different brand - I had another rack in the past did it no problem.
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On top of each other or side by side? It would depend on the shoe. But if you stack them it's definitely going to be visible.
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It would be stackable. The white stopper things shown on the top corners come off. Then you place a second rack on top, once you have removed same while stopper things from the bottom of the stacking rack. And when you are done, you can get twice as many shoes sliding off as you would with a single rack. ;-)
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i haven't tried to stack these, but they are incredibly sturdy on their own. i imagine that stacking would work well if you have something to make it stable (i can't help you there). i've had this for 2 years now - no rot, no breaking - and it's in the elements of weird winters, torrential downpours, and hot summers of north carolina.
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Yes, the rack holds up very well. I have it expanded as far as it can go and have 6 pairs of shoes on the top and bottom levels of the rack. I have 4 pairs of boots on the top rack and it has held up great!
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I don't see why you couldn't cut all the cross pieces. They do have a special kind of screw with allen wrench to attach to the board, but you could use any kind of screw for the side you cut. The only thing I don't like about this shoe rack is that the height of the bottom layer isn't tall enough to accommodate high heels.
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As far as I know, you would not be able to do that. This rack is designed with a base that's just wide enough to make it work with four levels without tipping over, and even with that I'd advise putting your bigger/heavier shoes on the bottom levels, just for more stability. If you need something with more levels than this, you probably will have to get one of those over-the-door hanging types or some different design that is secured to your ceiling and therefore would be guaranteed not to tip over. I haven't seen anything like that, but I haven't been looking for it, either! Maybe someone else has advice for you. As far as I know, you would not be able to do that. This rack is designed with a base that's just wide enough to make it work with four levels without tipping over, and even with that I'd advise putting your bigger/heavier shoes on the bottom levels, just for more stability. If you need something with more levels than this, you probably will have to get one of those over-the-door hanging types or some different design that is secured to your ceiling and therefore would be guaranteed not to tip over. I haven't seen anything like that, but I haven't been looking for it, either! Maybe someone... » Read More As far as I know, you would not be able to do that. This rack is designed with a base that's just wide enough to make it work with four levels without tipping over, and even with that I'd advise putting your bigger/heavier shoes on the bottom levels, just for more stability. If you need something with more levels than this, you probably will have to get one of those over-the-door hanging types or some different design that is secured to your ceiling and therefore would be guaranteed not to tip over. I haven't seen anything like that, but I haven't been looking for it, either! Maybe someone else has advice for you. « Show Less
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Sara,Each tier sort of interlocks into a platter. But they are not really locked in, but very sturdy. It is nice because you have the option to use as many or few as you like. I put pine cones in the tiers for decoration, but on another occasion turned the "tier" upside down and used it for a chocolate dip. Just like Michelle M said, this makes it versatile. It is very sturdy as well once you get it set up.
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Not on this item. There is a frame that specifically accommodates 2 tiers. Although you can put the 2 tiers close together, this unit is made for 2 tiers.