Can you stack one table on top of the other?
1070541
I don't think so. I only have one and the top is glass. It may be possible but I would not recomend so. When I return back home this evening I will let you know if is a good idea to do so but I don't think is a good idea.
1070542
Perhaps, but I wouldn't advise. It does have a glass top, so one would have trouble keeping them in place, I would think. The table is sturdy, but you would also need to consider proportioning the weight to keep the tables balanced.
1243021
Unfortunately, you can't (at least not without modifications). The metal rods that support the corners are topped with rounded caps and the bottoms have plastic hexagonal "feet" that wouldn't fit together if you stacked them.
723620
I have mine stacked on their side in a drawer divider, but I don't see any reason you couldn't stack them on top of each other, except for the knives. The handles on the knives are rounder, and would not stack. Hope that helps.
2073245
I think you can, if you don't put too much on it. The table can only holdso much on it. That will be yours to put on it what you want.
1004266
You could stack them, but the drawer doesn't open very smoothly so you would run the risk of having the top one slide off - I would probably use some epoxy/glue to permanently attach the two together.
1755864
I don't think these are stackable. There is no mechanism that allows the top one to rest on top of the lower level. They would slide into each other.
1647766
Unfortunately no. They are nice looking chairs and very sturdy but you cannot stack them.
1006952
Yes, you can stack them any way you like. They are pretty flexible that way.
1780331
You could set one on top of the other but it would make more sense to just assemble them together. If you set one on top of the other you'd have a space between the two of about one and a half inches that would be pretty much useless. The way that you assemble them you would be able to make the two of them one unit, they do assemble very easily. Hope this makes sense, and helps! Good luck!
1164950
I have not tried it, but looking at the stand, you might, but it looks to be unstable. If you put a wood board shelf, cut a bit wider than the base, it would all you strong shelf to stack the other shelf on top and offer space to stack equipment on.
357090
In theory, sure, but there is nothing that would hold the legs from one in place on top of the next, and with a slick finished material, I wouldn't suggest it. If you were to say, use wood glue on the bottom of the legs to put it on top of the next, you could in theory stack them. Even so, The weight limit isn't that great; trying to build some sort of shelf system would be ill advised and there are plenty of other options out there that are designed for that sort of thing.
1116851
Yes, you could stack them, but I don't recommend it. They would not stack securely enough for my comfort.
142218
Sorry, we haven't tried stacking. I'm not sure I would want to. This unit looks really nice but isn't as handy or as durable as I would have liked it to be.It's one of the very few items I've bought from Amazon and found rather disappointing.
2110072
You could set one on top of the other but they would not be fastened together and the bottom legs are not very long so only sandals or really flat flats would fit on the top shelf of the bottom unit.
1435956
These can be placed on top of one another but there is no "stacking mechanism" per say so they wouldn't be aligned and there isn't really a way to get them to sit perfectly on top of one another. If they were climbed or sat on they would fold/flatten and probably be damaged. They are very sturdy for everyday use but not for heavy weight to be placed on it.
1432845
No. I have two of these (and they are wonderful), but they can't be safely stacked. They do look nice side-by-side.
1152063
No, I don't think you can. There are no ridges or parts of the surface that would allow stacking.