can you stack one on top of the other?
1284529
yes. but it does not seem very stable. I only use it inside of my fridge. I bought a much sturdier model to hold most of my wine.
1284530
So sorry for the late reply, but yes you can add up and sideways. That's the cool thing about the 4/bottle sections. Includes rubber connector clips that connect the sections to one another for a sturdy wine unit. Love mine!
2081277
You can stack them. I have more than 3, but they don't "nest"; they do kind of fit inside each other so yes, I stack them.
702608
You can but I don't think it's a good idea considering the strength of the stand. It's not a very sturdy one. Secondly, you would not be able to cover it if you stack two. Hope this helps
742048
Technically, you could "stack" them on each other but they probably just two, otherwise they would fall. Hope that helps!
594071
I guess they could be stackable, but you would have to anchor them to the wall somehow. I wouldn't trust them to just sit on on top of the other without some sort of support/anchor. Mine did come with screws to drill it into the wall, but I didn't use them (and they aren't stacked.)
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.
306185
I would not advise stacking them due to the weight and height proportions. Two stacked would be too tall to be stable.
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.
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.
1100475
i dont have two to stack on top... but i would assume they would slide pretty easily... so maybe not the best thing unless you stich them together or make it one piece.
386678
Yes. They have a tapered shape that allows you to stack one inside another.
668380
The feet are assembled separately so yes, I believe you could stack one atop the other.
322729
I guess you could , if you really wanted to. But the unit is big and heavy . It's about 12-15 inches deep and not that easy to move. To pick one up will be a task. But from the width of it, it should not topple over once you have it stacked. But it does have a little "base" which is slightly smaller than the unit . Which means it will not look like "one" unit. I'll advise against it.
637795
Yes! I have two and they are extremely easy to stack vertically, you just pop in the bottom feet of one into the other. They're also really sturdy and feel well-made.
1165335
They can be stacked. I have never gone over 2 of them stacked though. Hope this helps.
2136727
Yes. They don't click in place or anything and it would be easy to push the top one off, but if you stack it and leave it, it won't move.
1902303
No, they aren't meant to stack on top of each other. Would suggest you get the 4 or 5 shelf unit if you need one with more shelves.