can you stack them to make a taller bed?
1012628
YES. First ones I bought I bought 4 to make 2 beds 12" or so tall. They work well. We just bought two more and are thinking about two beds but just 6" tall, as with some plants you don't need that deep plus you can dig out the ground below and go as deep as you like. Easy to put together and use
1397358
No they cannot be stacked. I was very disappointed when I bought two of them. However, if u buy 2 of them, you can fit 7 of the 8 racks in the height of 1 set of legs. That is what I ended up doing.
1006952
Yes, you can stack them any way you like. They are pretty flexible that way.
1326596
By "can" if you mean is it possible to attach more risers, then the answer is yes. However I don't know if you can buy them? Additionally, they are higher than they appear in the photo.
524519
yes you should be able to do that. each cube is almost 1 square foot so if you have your unit going two cubes side by side and 4 cubes going up then you could stack the six cubes 2 side by side and three going up on top (that would be about 7 feet tall). They do come with little wall mount brackets if you need to attach them to the wall for stabilizing or support. These are very sturdy and heavy so you would have no problems with stacking them.
871207
They are not stackable unless you could make connectors to fasten to together, I also think that even if you made connectors they would be very unstable.
1190403
Yes. They assemble separately and you just attach the bed to the top. It would be trivial to rearrange them.
2227143
They can probably be stacked, but I don't know how stable it would be. I only bought one, but I really love it.
1768544
You couldn't stack these. They are about a foot tall, so if you are using 2 x 12's there isn't any room to hold another level.
2149833
You cannot stack them. The bottom has only a very slight taper so not near enough to stack them.
2006931
No, the construction of them will not allow them to be stacked. They are cute little feet. I bought the set for my oldest grandson (3,) but he could not get the hang of lifting one foot then the other. I will get them out again to see if he can do it. I think he will have a blast with them!
212450
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.
1419018
They do not stack well because of the way the feet align with the top of the bottom unit. You would need to try to put a piece of cardboard or something between them to give it something to rest on or it would be tippy.
386679
Yes you can - They are not the same size at the top as the bottom so they can be stacked when empty.
486909
I don't see why not...they are essentially two beds...one stacked on the other
537611
Technically yes you could stack them, but they don't go all the way down like stackable chairs. I'd say they go down not quite half way, so if you wanted to stack 4 they would be over 6 feet high.
56554
Yes they can be but I wouldn't go more than 2 high. Not very sturdy stacked.