Can you load cans into the unit from the back?
1082926
Yes depending on where you place the adjustable arms you can load some things from the rear...dead center there is a vertical brass bar that would prevent loading the center of the racks
1082927
The bottom two shelves have an opening in the back but it's too small for a regular 13 - 15 oz can. The smaller 5 oz cans will fit though.
405444
Yes, you can. There's an opening for things like the charger and head phones.
975555
No. It is just the out side can. If l knew this, l would not have bought it.
2028997
If you are speaking about the big cans yes that's the reason why I brought it. I would not use it to open cans that need to be drained like tuna because the can opens from the side.
1174936
Yes. The back side of the can (not pictured) has a clear strip showing the level/content.
833604
No, use the screws that are provided and find a 2X4 in the wall. Somebody will pull it like a goon. It does take quite a bit of pressure to squash a larger can.
1513391
No. Be aware this unit has basically a wood colored cardboard back, and it won't hold a lot of weight. I might look at a different choice if I were you.
1111450
i don't think so. You have to grab the can with one hand and push the botton with the other.
482203
Yes, from the middle upright position to only one side horizontal position...thus you can fill it.
784192
No you cannot. This system is a gravity fed device that is fed from the top.
1859773
No...they could not be stacked. No way to connect in that fashion and it would also obstruct the rotation cycle of the lower cans. Hope that helps.
1653784
Yes that would be easy to do. I can lift mine of the base and add it to a built in unit at any time.
169165
All the shelves are open. Essentially you can use it from either side. Hope that helps.
1591474
I'm sure you could, the can will just fill up sooner since they will take up more space.
1926088
yes, no problem. If you have to move it just pull the drawers out and put them back when done. A good unit
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.
1752705
Yes, with the proper rack adapter. Keep in mind that you will need to have acces to the back. So be sure you leave enough for your hand if your front loading. And remember, this unit is self sustaining. It does not have an aux in for additional processing. So, if you are loading it for that purpose.....Sorry.