I have 2 of the single crates. Are they strong enough to support on on top of the other. Little kittens will be inside and do t want to collapsing t
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I have them stacked 3 high. They are plenty strong enough to support one on top of the other!!
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I have 2 stacked crates with a 10-11 pound cat in the top one with zero issues of collapse.
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Yes, the side by sidecrates -are- sturdy enough to stack within reason. Kittens are reasonable :)
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YES! I travelled with them stacked with 45lb dogs in top and bottom. ( they were thoroughly secured)
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The stackable ones, i have on top of each other in my van and they hold 60 pound dogs without collapsing...
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Yes as long as its near something sturdy so that the kitten won't be able to knock it over while inside.
2167677
I think kittens would be safe. The bars are about 2 inches apart. Our local private cat shelter has safely used it for many kittens. There is not a lot of room for them to run around in the bottom. The shelves can be taken out or adjusted for their safely when they are very young.
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Personally I wouldn't stack the cages on top of one another. I don't think that they are sturdy enough to hold the weight.
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Have a #14 & #18 cats, supports them ok, gets a little crowded when they go to lay down.Be aware sides on top two platforms are not ridged. Well built.
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They are very sturdy and stack very nicely (about 5 high on a firm floor). They are made of molded plastic (with reinforcement built into the pattern, but probably not as study as the "old fashioned" wooden and metal ones. They are probably as sturdy as the current plastic molded milk crates.
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My cats have, one at a time, rested on the lid with no problems. The lid is sturdy enough to support a twelve pound resting cat.
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I know it can easily hold two adult cats. I have not been able to dissemble this cage. I would consider looking a bit further for a cat condo/cage unless you plan on keeping it set up. It's possible the cage was put together incorrectly Pat.
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I would say no. There is a lip around the box to lift it up with a finger. There is no way to lock the 2 together so I doubt it would be stable. But the box is tall and very little litter gets outside the box. I'll take another look with your question in mind and if I feel I need to update my response, I will. Hope this helps.
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they are stable in the sense that they are very strong, however the shelves will move if bumped I use mine in two sets of two so that they are not so long that the dogs cannot see out of the window (impede "squirrel-ovision") that would be a problem.
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This is mostly a containment type crate. There is a handle across the top that will carry the crate but it seems that it would not be as steady as say the hard shell crates.
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I have two cats and I think it's pretty sturdy. They actually don't lay on the top but have caught them and it held up. On the lid there are a couple of hooks that go into the cage if you want. So if your cats do sit on it the lid won't fall in.
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I think so. I had one kitten in it and the bars were never a problem. If you are looking for a cage for your kitten or cat, I think this will work well. My only complaint was my plastic tray at the bottom of the cage came with a crack in it so I taped it on top and bottom. So far it's fine.
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I have three cats one is about 13lbs. No problem with stability. You could use metal angle brackets to fasten to wall in a couple of places. I think the large flat areas were made of plywood so you probably would need to use 'T-nuts' to fasten to wall.
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I think building a platform to sit them on would be you best bet. They are designed to stack and, they do so very well. The bottom of the crate in indented 5/8" which creates a lip around the bottom that sits on top of the crate below while the base of the crate sits down 3/8" into the crate below.
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They are stable when stacked together, I would not go more that two or three high with the 50 lbs containers if they are in the open.
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I stacked 2 on top of each other and am happy enough with the results. Otherwise as long as it doesn't get banged around, it won't fall. Just don't put the wheels on obviously.