I know these are collapsible, but if you turned one upside down, and placed something on top of it, would it support, let's say, 5lbs?
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Not sure, but I don't they're designed to place something on top unless you have something inside to support the weight, even 5 pounds. It may eventually harm the box.
2160033
I would not use these for that purpose. I don't think they could support that kind of weight.
1206060
If you did that it would fall over its like a tee pee each leg out to support the weight of what you have hanging. Sounds like your trying to make a spit it might be possible if you put the other legs into the ground to secure them but iI dont know how sturdy this would be for any great weight. Hope this helps.
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I bought this recently and I don't think that would work very well to be honest. It's relatively sturdy with just 1 but placing a second on top of it might be tough.
1760293
Sorry do not check this e-mail often:) but no they are not stable if stacked on top of each other. Can you do it? sure, but would not recommend it.
1546157
I would say yes, but know that they would get kicked around if you didn't anchor them somehow...they aren't very heavy.
116997
I think so, provided they are balanced fairly well (either mostly upright or not all leaning in one direction.) It's fairly sturdy as others have indicated. Not exactly related, but I find I can balance a pillow with a couple lbs. over the top of it with no sagging or leaning.
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I'm not sure if it would hold the weight. Also the way the lid flaps open might not work. I only have one so I truly can't answered
1185649
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.
1557335
Somewhat. They dont fit all the way down, but I do stack mine...but only a couple at a time. I think all of them together would make them topple over.
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I don't think so. I own three of them and they're only sturdy enough to be set onto a hard surface like a table or a shelf. Unless you can position or balance them so they won't wobble.
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Can't say for certain. I have light things on them. I would guess that the shelves, despite the light weight, could support smaller items that would add up to 50 pounds, I would not place one heavy item of that girth on any one shelf. The balance type design, that is the shelf stands on the flat ends of the four folding panels this discourages me more from adding too much weight more so than the potential of the shelves buckling. It works for me b/c I never intended to place heavier objects and it serves more as a divider that storage or display for large items. Hope this helps I know it is inconclusive but I don't want to go outside my experience range. Can't say for certain. I have light things on them. I would guess that the shelves, despite the light weight, could support smaller items that would add up to 50 pounds, I would not place one heavy item of that girth on any one shelf. The balance type design, that is the shelf stands on the flat ends of the four folding panels this discourages me more from adding too much weight more so than the potential of the shelves buckling. It works for me b/c I never intended to place heavier objects and it serves more as a divider that storage or display for large items. Hope this helps I know it is... » Read More Can't say for certain. I have light things on them. I would guess that the shelves, despite the light weight, could support smaller items that would add up to 50 pounds, I would not place one heavy item of that girth on any one shelf. The balance type design, that is the shelf stands on the flat ends of the four folding panels this discourages me more from adding too much weight more so than the potential of the shelves buckling. It works for me b/c I never intended to place heavier objects and it serves more as a divider that storage or display for large items. Hope this helps I know it is inconclusive but I don't want to go outside my experience range. « Show Less
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It could hold them if you turn it flat-side up (like for cookies) but it won't hold them steady so they will probably fall over.
737130
They stack very securely but I'm sure at some point it would be unstable. I have two stacked and they are very secure.
1078806
Hello!!, I would say, although it is built very well and is quite sturdy, it would depend on the weight of your unit, I wouldn't want to find out that after a little while it collapses. I wouldn't.
2057202
I would be worried about the weight it can handle. If supported correctly it might.
589596
While it would probably hold this much weight, I would not recommend doing so since the footprint is relatively small so it would not be that stable; especially if you have children.