If you had two of these could you stack them and heat two plates at once?
936565
They stack for storage. Stacking while using might work, but they are not designed for this.
936566
No, the handle on the lid is convex. You would not be able to stack them without making a mess.
936567
I probably wouldn't, but that doesn't mean you couldn't try. I don't thing they would be very secure and two would really fill a microwave. I have two and the though never crossed my mind to stack two plates.
1076328
I use the TWT-20 400watt for this exact purpose before plating food. The plates are regular china plates (Everyday white from Bed, Bath & Beyond), and I will usually stack four or six plates on the warmer for about ten minutes or more. It's just enough to take the chill of a regular plate so that food doesn't end up being served. I am contemplating the TWT-40 as a compliment to it because it will hold more plates or dishes of foood.
1470944
Yes. If u don't there will not be a hot spot on the bottom. The heat will crawl up sides too far to cook at different levels in one pan.
1224440
I do not have the Double hot plate. I Have the single which definitely is movable. Linda
1514712
unless you have an unusually large pot, they are somewhat adjustable, or a cast iron Dutch oven, which may be a bit heavy. if you have a large number you may want 2 sets and stack them as I did
693084
Yes, two for cross ventilation, but it will probably warp after a few hot cookouts.
1596522
I'd say if the plates are flat enough, yes. I display 1/4" glass flat pieces in them, and I can do two in one slot.
1169513
Never tried that. Probably could but why would you. This is an oven with many many capabilities.
1662022
Definitely would not advise doing that. As a standalone unit it works fine but unless you used a bit of engineering skills to place boards inside the unit ro attach the two units together, I suspect it would begin listing one way or the other after about a year. Very good product on its own, so far for us at least, but I'd suggest not trying to stack them.
593325
No. they both heat up on the same control. You could use one side and put water into the other. I wouldn't use one side and leave the other side empty.
584762
You can stack them, but I wouldn't necessarily recommend it. I definitely wouldn't stack more than 1.
2224118
I wouldn't for two reasons; 1) they would be very unstable with the weight of that many jars and, 2) the unit won't be able to maintain the heat needed for an additional layer. The second layer is hard enough for it to maintain. Two layers do work but they require more time and you'll notice when you take the top off one layer is significantly cooler then the other.
1216751
Also, I'm wondering if it's possible to bake with two casserole dishes at once -- one on the top tray and one on the bottom.
1006952
Yes, you can stack them any way you like. They are pretty flexible that way.
1760036
Yes. I have mine in two stacks. I think one would work as well but it would seem a little high to me.
313638
You could buy two sets and do that but it will be really bulky. I wouldn't recommend it.
1801939
Yes, you can. I do it all the time. The difference is when the separate units are heating. In 20-amp mode, both boilers heat at the same time. In 15-amp mode, they switch back and forth until both are at optimal temperature... but when it's time to brew, you can use both at once... definitely.