Could you divide it in half to make two shoe racks?
2051638
I have mine set up as one shelf. But it certainly looks as if you can. You only get one set for the "feet" but I see no reason that the connectors for each shelf could not be used as feet for another shelf. Worst case scenario one shelf might be a bit more wobbly, but I'm sure with a bit of ingenuity you could stabilize it - if that even proved to be a problem.
259915
You can assemble these any way you want - although there may not be enough parts to have two "cubes" with full backs. One should check the number of squares included. We made a rabbit cage with ours.
421520
I want to say no. Railing comes in two pieces, but the half your talking about wouldn't have any support. You would have to ridge something, tape, then the panels might leave an opening.
652732
Yes, but you probably won't get 3 pairs across as the rack appears to fit. Probably just 2 pairs across.
762114
The poles are two pieces so you could make two shorter units by removing the connecting piece but there would only be one set of end caps (for the top) and one set of feet/wheels for the bottom.
1905166
there are two outside poles for each of the four corners and as such the unit could only be split in half. Also, the top pole is made to fit into the bottom pole and you would need to add some kind of foot or bottom cap for it to sit on the ground.
1712890
Yes! There is a set of screws that you can use to link the two halves together, but they are just as sturdy using them separately.
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. :-(
702141
Yes, you can.Just remove the cover of each feet and put the other one on top.
350948
Yes it can and I have done it! You have to cut it in half and put each piece on separate shelves.
1759237
Maybe you could put two side by side, but not on top of each other or I think they would separate apart when you slip you heel over them.
1962407
I think it will work as long as you adjust the top rack up as high as you can, and the bottom rack down as far as you can, and then distribute two in between. I like this rack. It works great.
389169
Nope. Nothing on the edges to allow you to stack them. However, if you don't have big feet or wear high heels, there is room in between the shoes to put another pair or two.
1034536
You should be able to but you may end up with an extra piece. The pieces fit into each other.
1565866
There isn't a rack but you could put shoes in the bottom as it is completely enclosed.
1642243
Three to five or more per rack, because it expands. I use it in the smallest position and it fits 2.5 pairs of men's shoes on each rack. With a woman's smaller feet, I would guess it would easily accommodate three pairs on each of the three racks collapsed as I use it and at least five pair expanded per rack.
356807
Yes, it can be assembled any way, but keep in mind, you only get as many walls as shown here. Since the 2 middle rows here share a few walls, you wouldn't have enough to split this into 2 equal separate halves. You could do a different configuration but you would have to go smaller somewhere to have enough pieces.