Would it be sturdy if I stacked all 4 cubes into a tall narrow tower, or would it topple over?
1102626
Honestly, it depends on what you're putting in it. Using my leftover pieces, (I bought 3 sets), I've constructed a narrow tower of 3 cubes, propped it against a wall, put it on carpet, and it hasn't budged since. I don't think 4 cubes would really be an issue.
1102627
It's not sturdy no matter how you stack the cubes. Mine was stacked 2x2 and it couldn't hold bath towels... I strongly recommend you buy something else.
1102628
Right now, I've got two sets connected, 3 x 3 cubes. I just tugged on it, and it is quite solid and sturdy.the circular connectors also serve as a stable base at the bottom of the cube. I think that, as long as youstore the heavier items in the bottom cubes, and work your way up, you will have no problem. Mine is notanchored to the wall -- just pushed against it. You could anchor it to the wall for added safety (especiallyfor a child's room). I love this item. Good luck.
1102629
It would probably be fine as long as you either put heavy items on the bottom shelf or two or anchor it to the wall somehow.
322729
I guess you could , if you really wanted to. But the unit is big and heavy . It's about 12-15 inches deep and not that easy to move. To pick one up will be a task. But from the width of it, it should not topple over once you have it stacked. But it does have a little "base" which is slightly smaller than the unit . Which means it will not look like "one" unit. I'll advise against it.
1943824
That really depends on how high you want to (or physically can) stack them. I would limit it to three...it would be too difficult for me to stack any higher than that. If you are tall and strong, you could probably do four.
1397353
I don't think it would be quite sturdy enough to stack. It is a good piece for the money though!
1410165
I wouldn't put anything that heavy on the top either way because it would make the whole unit tip over a lot easier. And it would probably warp the boards after a couple months
599311
I believe you would have to stack them. As far as load capacity you should be good.
660092
They're very sturdy. Mine are stacked 4 high so far, and I would go higher if need be. I seem to recall when I was doing my research on them that someone who had written a review for Amazon talked about how high he had stacked them, so you might check out older reviews.
438077
Haven't tried with 4-unit high. Yes stackable. Stability may depends on the weight of your content, e.g. books are heavy, should be on lower cubes. You can try with 4-unit high 1-unit width, if it works for you, get more units and change configuration to 4-unit high 2-unit width.
1893878
Yup! I own 4 and they stack nicely together. I do not think you could stack much higher than 4 though. Hope that helps
2003129
Probably they can be stacked 3 to 4 high, but I don't know how stable they'll be. I have them stacked 2 high to bring a table up to adequate level and they remain very sturdy. I say give it a try !
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.
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.
1469060
Two units stack together should not be a problem....but they are narrow, so be cautious
1733227
Can't really tell you. I've got five stacked with no problems. It seems to me with the weight distribution of the cds being fairly even, you could probably stack as high as you want.
1534501
There is no provision for stacking them. They would probably be a bit unstable if you stacked them. A handy person could probably do it, but I would not recommend it!
1024035
I would not want to do that. The tops are very lightweight and are designed for easy removal. The bottoms include a tray for chicken manure cleaning. I think the combination of the two factors would make for a shaky situation if you stacked them. However, I think you could very easily build a rack of 2x4s and plywood so you could stack them with a small air space in between, which would solve all the potential problems.
1811940
These units do not have a mechanism to keep them interlocked. They could fall easily. They are not designed to stack. The weight of the contents could be an issue, as well. I would not stack them on top of each other.