Any idea if the shoe racks can be placed side by side instead of stacked one above the other? Thank you
1108248
Yes..I have 2 side by side. Works great in my walk in closeet without taking up much walk space.
1108249
If you're asking wherher there is a "built in" attachment mechanism, like they clip together, the answer is no.
1108250
I have 2 sets. I put them side by side in my closet floor. Hope this is helpful.
1979704
Actually I combined 4 of these for my wife's shoes. every other rack, I didn't install the middle shelf to allow for taller shoes to be stored. I anchored it to the wall and it is pretty stable!
1176918
You could probably place 2 shoes on each shelf without the display looking cluttered. You may get 3 on each shelf if you angle them a bit.
1346752
I only bought one of these, but I don't think that you could because the rack frame corners are round. Also, when you have shoes on the rack, they stick up higher than the rack.
2038317
Yes, the three rods work independently of each other. You could just put the two racks next to each other.
567876
You could stack them if they were contained in a frame. But you'd probably have to weigh more than 300 pounds get some benefit by having more than one extra one. Perhaps we don't understand the question and you mean side-by-side. And again it would work if there was something to hold them in place. They are good but they should be because they aren't cheap. They're priced fairly - but not necessarily a bargain.
2023823
It seems like this rack SHOULD be stackable. In fact, I bought two just for that purpose. There are pegs on the bottom, or the top depending on your assembly. However, there are no holes to fit the second set of pegs into. Looks like there are other versions that sport the pegs AND the holes...
1196463
As far as I know, you would not be able to do that. This rack is designed with a base that's just wide enough to make it work with four levels without tipping over, and even with that I'd advise putting your bigger/heavier shoes on the bottom levels, just for more stability. If you need something with more levels than this, you probably will have to get one of those over-the-door hanging types or some different design that is secured to your ceiling and therefore would be guaranteed not to tip over. I haven't seen anything like that, but I haven't been looking for it, either! Maybe someone else has advice for you. As far as I know, you would not be able to do that. This rack is designed with a base that's just wide enough to make it work with four levels without tipping over, and even with that I'd advise putting your bigger/heavier shoes on the bottom levels, just for more stability. If you need something with more levels than this, you probably will have to get one of those over-the-door hanging types or some different design that is secured to your ceiling and therefore would be guaranteed not to tip over. I haven't seen anything like that, but I haven't been looking for it, either! Maybe someone... » Read More As far as I know, you would not be able to do that. This rack is designed with a base that's just wide enough to make it work with four levels without tipping over, and even with that I'd advise putting your bigger/heavier shoes on the bottom levels, just for more stability. If you need something with more levels than this, you probably will have to get one of those over-the-door hanging types or some different design that is secured to your ceiling and therefore would be guaranteed not to tip over. I haven't seen anything like that, but I haven't been looking for it, either! Maybe someone else has advice for you. « Show Less
389167
I don't think so. You wouldn't be able to access the back row if you had another shoe rack above the lower one. You might be able to suspend them from the back of a door or side of a cabinet. I love them.
835265
I should've read this question before I bought it, but I can confirm that the answer is no. The 2-tier rack is a not as deep as the 3-tier one so you will not be able to stack them together. I wish they would, the 2-tier one offers a bit more of height for high heels. Now I have to return this. :-(
835267
No. I tried to stack it on the 3-tier shoe rack and failed. There's about 0.3 inch gap between those two shoe racks.
218100
I think if you left off the wheels on the bottom, you could literally stack them, but no way to attach the two units, except for some packing tape or something. They would not lock into each other.
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.
512602
They're not really stackable, no. Unless you have the top on them, but then you're just putting one on top of the other.
1589259
I have not tried men's shoes, but I would think you could as the tiers are adjustable. The main thing is not to spin the center pole when you are searching for a particular shoe as that is what causes the pole to loosen and become unstable. I hold the top crossbar steady and turn just the tier. Also, I leave one "hook" empty between each pair of shoes so that it does not hold as many, but seems more stable. I have had mine several months and am very happy with it. [I also bought a second rack to hold additional shoes and put it in a different area.]
2273422
Although I only have one, it does look like they would stack on each other. Personally, I would stand them on end side by side.
135087
No, unfortunately, I wondered about the same thing. Those bottom legs you see in the pic are set as they are. If you were to try to stack two units, the bottom legs will not connect to the top shelf of the second unit. I even looked at the Honey-Can-Do website and catalog (which was not very user friendly). There MIGHT be a way if you buy each piece separately, but I was not willing to go there. Honestly, even if you could do it, I would not trust the safety of stacking it that high and putting items on it. I hope this helps!