Can the bowls be stacked/nested facing upside-down inside the metal frame? If so, would it make it easier to be tipped over (top-heavy)? Thank you!!
1076140
yes you can but it makes it awkward and difficult to handle them without breaking them
1076141
I tried it, not very easy to handle them in the frame upside down, they were hard to get in and out
1760294
I wouldn't recommend it -- as Monica said, the tops are a little curved. If you added non-slip rubber material to each bottom that might help with stability if you have to stack them.
1187173
I have only one so i have not stacked them but the way its shaped, i think you will be able to stack them but not too snugly. We really like them, just the right size for little hands and no slipping with the rubber grips!!
1272338
Yes, the bowls will keep ants of all kinds out of the bowl. All ants will not travel upside down. I'm not sure why, but the lip of the bowls are designed in such a way that it keeps the ants from getting into the bowl. We have problems with fire ants here in the Gulf States. I hope this helps.
1458265
Sorry this took so long, don't get in to my email much. Yes, you can stack them. The top is a soft rubber like material, with a hard surface underneath, and the feet would fit inside the metal frame work. It will be tall, but if you have room, perfect to stack. Cheers
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.
291444
Hello Alice, They do not stack. The tops are smooth and there are no grooves in order to stack them. And they are on the flimsy side just an FYI. The tabs on the side aren't the greatest. I'd suggest going to the "Container Store" and looking for the stackable kind.
720645
Great question! Unfortunately, I only have one of these, so I don't nest them for storage. But I assume that if you have other pots that fit inside for storage, it's doable.
2027773
Yes, the bowls cup at the lip. They stack very well, 8 high may sag a bit. I definitely stack 6 at a time.
1761919
Definitely do not stack these. The bowl won't fit over the stem to stack that way plus the bowl is fragile (thin) which I love about them. I have used these and put them in the dish washer successfully over the past ten years.
1922190
The legs on the unit we received has a slight outward slant...perhaps a 10-15 degree outward slant. Also, the legs have a connector between each of the two side legs so they are more like "leg units"...quite sturdy and stable, particularly with the heavy ceramic bowls in them.
723621
Spoons and forks do stack well, right on top of each other, but I agree with the other review that they will fall off each other when you open and close a drawer. I have mine in a drawer divider as well, so they cant fall far!
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.
301062
I only have one, and set my Keurig on top without any stability problems. The silver knobs are about 1/8" thick, I don't think I would try to stack them because of that. Otherwise, without the knobs, I would stack them without worrying about stability of having the Keurig on top! The glass is thick enough to do so. I hope this helps answer your question! I have both the lazy-susan type of storage, and this one.....I love this one!!
2041679
Yes, but do stack better with the lids on them. They have a tendency to slip without the lids and don't stack like bowls.
1705327
Yes. The stools can be stacked. I only have two stools and they stacked. You could take four but they could possible tip over if someone bumped into them.
94050
I was asking the exact same question.........I want to buy a low table to set two different size bowls on for dogs; a larger bowl for water, and a smaller bowl for food. I cannot find an elevated feeder that accommodates different sized bowls.......so this seemed like a possible solution: just buy a low table, and set out whatever size bowls you want. Did it work for you? Was it sturdy enough with legs extended to keep from wobbling?