does anyone know how much the space between tiers measures? Thanks!
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Space across the front is 16 inches from tire to tire. Spacee from front to back is 8 inches from tire to tire.
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I would love to help you but I have the tiered shelving. I have a friend that has the 5 slot model and she loves it. If my memory serves me right the depth is the same. Hope that helps.
1360405
The depth of each tier is about 1.75", 3.5" combined for 2 tiers. Each tier would easily fit a generous sandwich height-wise (but require creative cutting width-wise).
370398
The distance between the surface of the bottom tier and the crystals that hang below the top tier is 5 1/2" on mine. (The distance between tiers without the crystals is about 7" from mirror surface to metal "fringe.") There's about 6 1/4" of clearance on the top tier mirrored surface before something sitting on top would touch the lowest, metalwork scrolls. On my stand, I hung the extra crystal that was included as a spare down from the middle top below the ring by bending the wire 90 degrees and slipping it into the stand as the top is tightened during assembly. You won't believe how much better the stand looks with that crystal in place, and it still give you the full 6 1/4" of clearance for the top tier.
702609
I have not tried that. However, the tier does not seem as steady to stack one on top of the other. I hope I was able to help. Jasmin
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Miss Donna, the bottom tier is the size of a dinner plate about 10 inches, the middle one is about 8 inches , the top one about 6 inches. I hope this helps.
2180151
between 1st and 2nd is approximately 20 inches ( measured from the inside)between 2nd and 3rd is approximately 18 inches (measured from the inside).There is a 1 inch fold over on each shelf, so you need to subtract that if you measure from the outside.
94872
Each tier is approximately 5 cm (+/- 0.2 cm) tall (measured from the outside of the tier).
555714
I would also like to know. On paper I have 157" x 155" which barely fits in my space so would love if somebody can verify.
665146
Mine is 14inches wide, 13 inches tall, and 10 inches "deep"-front to back, but the depth is only of the base. The three tiers are on top of one another, so it goes straight up and down on a single middle pole, not on three. (The photo looked like three connected stands to me which is why I point that out.
1930006
Without actually measuring it...I find the best use for the tier carousal is a spice rack. Many spices will fit on the bottom and I put the taller spice jars on the top tier. I put my tier rack inside my kitchen cabinet. Works well for me and is a great improvement over having the spice jars on a wooden rack in plain view on the kitchen wall (YUK)
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You can't with the way it comes right out the the box. Each tier has slots cut into it to hold the cross pieces below and above. Because each tier changes in height, the slots on the top of the tier won't match the cross pieces from a tier identical in size.However, I think it would be fairly simple to modify the slots to accommodate the cross pieces if you wanted to try it. Life Jeff said, I would also consider adjustments for stability. For example, out of the box, it has these toilet paper roll looking things to stabilize the bottom tier. You might want to consider adding more if you're using multiples of the larger tiers.Good Luck :) You can't with the way it comes right out the the box. Each tier has slots cut into it to hold the cross pieces below and above. Because each tier changes in height, the slots on the top of the tier won't match the cross pieces from a tier identical in size.However, I think it would be fairly simple to modify the slots to accommodate the cross pieces if you wanted to try it. Life Jeff said, I would also consider adjustments for stability. For example, out of the box, it has these toilet paper roll looking things to stabilize the bottom tier. You might want to consider adding... » Read More You can't with the way it comes right out the the box. Each tier has slots cut into it to hold the cross pieces below and above. Because each tier changes in height, the slots on the top of the tier won't match the cross pieces from a tier identical in size.However, I think it would be fairly simple to modify the slots to accommodate the cross pieces if you wanted to try it. Life Jeff said, I would also consider adjustments for stability. For example, out of the box, it has these toilet paper roll looking things to stabilize the bottom tier. You might want to consider adding more if you're using multiples of the larger tiers.Good Luck :) « Show Less
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You can't with the way it comes right out the the box. Each tier has slots cut into it to hold the cross pieces below and above. Because each tier changes in height, the slots on the top of the tier won't match the cross pieces from a tier identical in size. However, I think it would be fairly simple to modify the slots to accommodate the cross pieces if you wanted to try it. Life Jeff said, I would also consider adjustments for stability. For example, out of the box, it has these toilet paper roll looking things to stabilize the bottom tier. You might want to consider adding more if you're using multiples of the larger tiers. Good Luck :)
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I don't recall exactly but I would guess that each tier it's about the size of a sandwich container.
1599909
Each of the tiers stands 6" tall. I have 6 tiers, which stands 33.25" tall, given that you lose some of the height where the pieces interconnect.
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I have not tried that. However, the tier does not seem as steady to stack one on top of the other. I hope I was able to help.Jasmin
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Well it is hard to say exactly, as I do not know your conditions. Measure your space and and compare with the measurements listed.