Are these stackable when they contain food items?
1038862
Yes, as long as what's in them doesn't tower over the walls of the container.
303475
They are stackable. But stacking may cause them to stick together and/or scratch the finish.
1697556
I wouldn't think they are "stackable" unless you layer between with a small towel or something. They are slightly slanted/rounded on the sides, not straight or square.
2115949
Yes - stackable. And very efficient -- they take little space when stacked.
255383
Yes,the OXO canisters are stackable. I have several stacked in my pantry. Very neat and they don't slide off.
1000816
They are stackable, but only open at the top. You might consider laying them on their side and stacking them, if that would work for you.
1721624
They stack better with the lids. Without them, they don't collapse into one another.
2073098
If they are not frozen first they will stick together upon freezing. I do not stack mine.
2156512
I don't think they are stackable. You MAY be able to set one on top of the other, but if you do, you will loose the top rack of each one under the stacked one. I only have one so I can't check for you.
206246
P.Bell, yes, they are stackable using the extensions/feet you can see in the picture and the corresponding ledges on the lids. They are pretty narrow cans so I wouldn't recommend stacking them more than perhaps three high. That's what I do and with weight (ammo) in them they are pretty solid.
2204056
Yes they will stack but you lose about 1/2 of the space as they sit down inside each other. I doubt you could stack too many as they would topple.
1755860
No, the top of the box is slightly wider than the bottom so they would not easier stack.
1112738
Yes. You can stack each ontop of each other. The trays do not nest ontop each other. I am very happy with my purchase. I hope this response helps you.
1062075
They come stacked when you order them, so yes, they can stack one inside the other.
1985518
You can stack them, but they do not snap in securely or anything. They would stand and stay, but have the potential to be easily knocked over
1567699
Yes they stack just fine. They stack great in a drawer. The end does look bulbous but I assure you there is no bump to prevent them from stacking. Just like regular seafood forks.
1964290
Negative. When you open them up they are a little wider from the bottom then they are from the top so you cant stack them in a normal fashion. You could however do odd things with them but I would say it is at your own risk...