Can this flatware be stacked in a caddy, or are they rounded on the back so they will not stack on top of each other? Thank you.
1171753
They will stack but do not fit in all drawer organizers due to the generous size of some pieces. These pieces are more European sized than some we are used to here in the states. My English daughter-in-law loves hers- a gift from me.
1171754
The forks and spoons nestle nicely upon one another. The knives are a bit rounded on the back so they don't quite stack as nicely. How ever the set is beautiful and sturdy.
1171755
Knives don't stack as well. They are rounded at the base. Very nice set for the money. Look nice and wash well.
1171756
The only pieces that might not stack would be the knives. The set is really nice - great quality.
1171757
I grabbed 5 forks just to see if it would stack and they did. I can tell you I am very happy with the size and weight of this flatware. I have purchased two sets in 10 years.
1171758
Yes they can be stacked in a caddy but they cannot be stacked very high without sliding off.
1171759
the knives won't stack -- they are rounded. but the spoons and forks will stack
1456686
They can be flattened. The back side that attaches to the rack has a stiff plastic that deflects but defiantly does not roll up.
1552854
The forks and spoons can definitely slip around a bit, especially when fully stacked. They're secure at the neck but not at the handles. The knives stay secure because they're not stacked. If you are looking to completely prevent the pieces from touching each other really the only way to go would be individual felt sleeves that hold up to five pieces (a full place setting) each and then roll up for storage. I use these for some other flatware that I don't use as frequently (as they're a bit less easy to access than a tray).
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Hello Alice, They do not stack. The tops are smooth and there are no grooves in order to stack them. And they are on the flimsy side just an FYI. The tabs on the side aren't the greatest. I'd suggest going to the "Container Store" and looking for the stackable kind.
2023087
I wouldn't stack them at all unless you put them on custom shelves or boards between them. The metal corners are rounded, not conducive to stacking.
90949
You can stack them but I wouldn't recommend it. These are finely made glasses - not plastic. They have a thick, heavy glass base so they would physically be able to be stacked. You'd risk scratching or chipping the glass if you aren't careful when you stack - which would defeat the purpose.
206247
I can't be 100% sure but I have one and the top and bottom have matching grooves that look like they are stackable. Your best bet would be to buy a few because they are cheap and we'll worth it!
462820
Not really. I would not stack them. There are no notches or groves for them to stay put. I would be afraid of one sliding off the other and the lid is not all that sturdy to bear a lot of weight.
2256552
Yes they stack very nicely, they actually are shipped that way so you should have no problem stacking for storage. I love mine and for the price they are made well and look really nice!!!
936566
No, the handle on the lid is convex. You would not be able to stack them without making a mess.
1738896
Yes, they stack just fine. These dishes, do not "nest" like cereal bowls, but they do stack. I bought these for my husband a few years ago & we love them. They are made well, shipped fast and have help up, money well spent in my opinion.
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I don't have multiples but these are straight sided cubes meaning the top of the cube is same as bottom. Generally straight sided items aren't stackable/nesting. That said, these are soft silicone. You could push them together i am sure. I just don't know if that would cause damage to the mold long term.
1414943
They will stack but they don't fit neatly like some other brands. They tend to balance on top of each other, if that makes sense.
1033772
Yes, I stacked them to see that they do stack one on top of the other by themselves. But since they are glass, I wouldn't stack them unless you have other things around them as to not risk the top one falling to the ground and shattering. Since they are not made for stacking, there's no way to secure them.
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I suspect if you stack higher than 2 high they will be unstable and you risk them falling over. Most glassware is not really designed to be stacked. Some plastic picnic stuff is, but not glassware. It puts stress on the sides and could cause chips to the lip of the glass and cracks. If you notice in bars and restaurants the glassware is never stacked up. Try setting them with the lip down too to prevent them getting dusty inside.
1062076
If they are not in use you may nest them together. I can't remember how far down they would go, maybe halfway. Then all the tops could be set on top. When filled, they stack neatly.
1894404
Yes they can stack on top of each other, but I wouldn't put any thing else on top of them. I love mine!