Can you stack these baskets?
1686533
If you mean "Can you nest them into each other?" ..... Yes. They fit together like soup bowls in a cupboard. If you mean "Can you set them on top of one another like blocks?" .... No.
702140
Yes, you can. The legs fit inside the cutouts on top of the drawer piece, so you could stack two or more of them together.
1755861
Just went to the closet to check, seems like you can stack them. Mine are so full though it didn't stack well
740571
I havn't tried stacking them...but I think they would stack very well...the rubberized material on the top would keep them from sliding, and there isn't anything that would interfer with the drawer opening/closing.
2230154
No, they do not stack. But you can claim more cabinet space if you put them side by side... one up, one down, one up... etc.
386679
Yes you can - They are not the same size at the top as the bottom so they can be stacked when empty.
936566
No, the handle on the lid is convex. You would not be able to stack them without making a mess.
1456798
Yes, they are stackable. I stack mine 2 at a time, but more can be stacked without any issues.
90949
You can stack them but I wouldn't recommend it. These are finely made glasses - not plastic. They have a thick, heavy glass base so they would physically be able to be stacked. You'd risk scratching or chipping the glass if you aren't careful when you stack - which would defeat the purpose.
754302
Hi Scribbler - yes you can. You might notice that the top frame is mesh that extends just past the four legs of the frame so the legs will very nicely fit within the lip of the top frame. Additionally, the back to legs have tabs with a pre-drilled hole. The two included self-tapping screws will allow you to fasten the bottom frame to your cabinet - and the top frame to the mesh of the basket frame it will sit on. You can continue to stack these 3 or four high. Do keep in mind that what you put in the basket cannot be too tall - otherwise it will hit the top frame. The roller glides are really nice. I'm very happy with our two-pair (large and small) we bought. Hope this helps.
69370
They can indeed stack, I have them stacked 4 high in my cabinet at this very moment. Nesting is a bit of a strong term though since they don't really sit down one in the other very much. Not like plastic storage ware would. Still, definitely stackable.
1006952
Yes, you can stack them any way you like. They are pretty flexible that way.
1964290
Negative. When you open them up they are a little wider from the bottom then they are from the top so you cant stack them in a normal fashion. You could however do odd things with them but I would say it is at your own risk...
626649
They are not made to stack and I do not think they would be very sturdy stacked. The legs are not big and it would be tricky for them to sit on top of each other!
993139
You can stack them, just don't use wheel and remove the top black lid it is on tight but use a butter knife at the corners to press in locks. Then just stack the next one on top. I have them stacked three high. They do get heavy and the drawers can be hard to open if to much weight is on top.
1124589
Yes, they came stacked in pairs. Because of their size I wouldn't try to stack them any higher though you probably could.
1697558
I would not recommend stacking them since they are tapered top to bottom. They are very durable and could be used for flat storage.