Can you combine 2 of them together for a floor to ceiling rack
1196462
Sorry but I have no idea. It's still sitting on my bedroom floor waiting to be put together whilst my shoes are strewn about my closet floor! :)
1196463
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
1196464
Yes you can but I don't see the purpose of doing that? Unless it will be secured at the yop the 4 tier would be very wiggly and unstable.
2210543
They can but you will have to add a connecter to bring the two pieces together on your own accord.
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.
28810
Yes you could. The sides of the are flat so multiple units together will look really nice.
218100
I think if you left off the wheels on the bottom, you could literally stack them, but no way to attach the two units, except for some packing tape or something. They would not lock into each other.
1803026
You could, but it would look odd. They make ceiling deflectors that would look more appropriate.
110410
You can try putting the metal brackets that attaches to the ceiling in a 90 degree angle from the rack.
34587
Yes; however, there won't be much room for items on either rack. Pizza or some other thin items would be fine, using convection of course.
1410490
Probably not but, that would be a question for the manufacturer. I would just buy 2 units and add the shelfs from the 2nd one to the first. You will end up with a extra set of legs this way but, by being creative you may find a use for them.
803531
Yes mechanically they could be added together but it would need a stabilizer for the height.why would you want it that high??
1324693
YES! It's just two pieces and you space them as far apart as you need. The key is to hit joists and if you don't line up with joists, then attach wood to the ceiling between joists, then attach to that piece of wood. I'm a middle aged woman and did this myself so you'll be fine! ;-)
1583144
Yes, but you would have to read the instructions and find out how to do that. The first set was long enough for me, but you can combine the sets.
1070343
Yes, they can be separated and put on either side of the rack or you can use just one at a time.
652732
Yes, but you probably won't get 3 pairs across as the rack appears to fit. Probably just 2 pairs across.
1625247
You can only adjust the distance they hang down from the ceiling. You cannot adjust the physical size of the rack (length or width) unless you are skilled at cutting metal and welding it back together -- something the vast majority of homeowner should never attempt in my opinion.
383099
Yes, I am sure you can. I did not personally, but since you have to mark and pre-drill holes through the fort floor beams to mount these two anyway, all you'd have to do is make sure you are using the mounting board from the attachment that you want in each location as a template for drilling your mounting holes.
835265
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. :-(