Is it possible to add 10 to 20 lbs to the stack?
834318
I don't see how. Maybe clipping another pin with a free weight between stack and pin head? Wouldn't try it.
834319
No..the bar that passes through the center of the plates where you insert the pin at selected weight is only as long as the given stack of 10 lb plates
834320
It would be difficult to as the top 10lb brick is oddly shaped, making it hard to put any extra 5/10lb brick stacks on top.
1618644
You can yes, going off of memory you should be able to put 6 10 lb weights on each side to bring it up to 120lbs per bar.
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.
260068
You can stack 2 by turning one upside down. More than that is not possible.
1760036
Yes. I have mine in two stacks. I think one would work as well but it would seem a little high to me.
1534501
There is no provision for stacking them. They would probably be a bit unstable if you stacked them. A handy person could probably do it, but I would not recommend it!
264056
Yes, you could stack them, but, the items in them would have to be less than 3 inches tall. The racks have 2 cross bars that would support another rack. Most of my packets are twice that height.
1482561
There are grooves in the containers so that they do stack. Just keep in mind that the containers will be fairly heavy once the 12 individual boxes are filled with photos. I don't know how much weight you would want to put on the larger box. I think stacking one on top of the other would be OK, more than that might be a problem.
1905852
For lift, I tested it out. I put 16g of weight and it worked fine, then 20 and 23g worked fine, but at 26g you can't do much.
216257
Yes it can! In the setup manual it a diagram of the unit with different weight limits on the different shelves. The main "top" part of the unit can hold 25lbs, the two small outsides shelves hold 5lbs each and the 4 main shelves each hold 10lbs!
600308
This post seems to offer a method by which you can go lower than 20 ft-lbs.http://www.amazon.com/No-information-for-this-product/forum/Fx2PK59HIQNWL2O/TxBMHAUEFH78ZR/1/ref=cm_cd_et_md_pl?_encoding=UTF8&cdMsgNo;=4&asin;=B0028081GK&cdSort;=oldest&cdMsgID;=MxM49PS8757LY4#MxM49PS8757LY4
539989
We have 2 and I tried stacking them. It is sturdy but you only get an extra inch.
25786
No. Thats one con of this item. But if you add a flat platform to it, and put your larger item to be weighed, just add the weight of the platform to the weight of the item.
168731
I think you could easily get away with 10lbs. on each shelf. The construction is quite solid.
378427
I don't think any of my potted plants weigh 10lbs. They probably are 5 - 8 lbs. However, I think it would be ok to try out a 10lb. pot because I have other decorative items on each shelf, including different rocks. Won't know til you try it! The rack is very sturdy and stable and also an attractive addition to our patio.
1394606
No it would have to be modified. It really works well if you plan to stack them I have four stacked
507919
As long as the additional piece doesn't have a lid, you can add it anywhere in the stack. They are all independent boxes and can be organized in almost any order (the one with the lid always being on top). I purchased that set along with 2 additional boxes (in white) and I change the order all the time. The each have a little lip at the bottom to help them stack snugly together.