Is the height tall enough to prevent the canisters from tipping?
1682089
Yes. My knife, for example, has 8.5 in and the product height is 4.5 in and I had no problem.
1682090
I put in the normal sized silverware and had no problem with them tipping over
1682091
I plan to use plasticware in my canisters. They would definitely hold plasticware without tipping.
1682092
Yes- the canisters are about half the height of normal silverware. Never had any problems with tipping.
1682093
I bought them for a Christmas gift for my daughter and she hasn't used them yet. I can say it is a very nice set and upon checking them out after delivery, I would think they could hold silverware just fine.
1591102
No, they are high enough not to be in the way, unless you have a bunch of stock pots going at once. I have never had an issue with it.
1445257
Possibly, yes - the feet on the bottom raise it just enough to fit a bottle under it - worse case, you could put a small spacer under the feet to raise it up a bit more. The one i have is a nice unit, i would buy it again, or more if needed - you can keep stacking them higher if you get more.
1038862
Yes, as long as what's in them doesn't tower over the walls of the container.
333107
Only if you mount a wider circular base to the feet to prevent tipping. Legs are not long enough for a top heavy item.
1601689
Yes, it is feasible, except there should be enough clearance below the shelf to accommodate the height of the dividers.
1985519
They can be stacked safely. There is an indent on the top that lets the next smaller canister nest nicely,
1506403
Total height will be whatever they dimensions give you. I have found them very true. Yes, the lid folds down flat so you can stack these units easily. I have several of these and love them.
1709231
I haven't had a problem with it tipping. I would recommend a sturdy stand or table, with everything I have in mine is rather heavy. I have my terrarium put into a wall cubby that just happened to fit it.
1319926
Yes, for instance the Spice Island and McCormick 4.5 inch high bottles fit just fine. Taller jars can go on the top shelf. Of course, the diameter of the jar or bottle matters, too, since it has to fit in on a slant before settling into the shelf. I just tried some that are short enough but the bottoms bulge out so they can't get in due to girth, not height.
1205143
Yes - cans as tall as seven inch - single feed positioning though - not stacked
1317651
Unfortunately, no. This was a gift to someone who tested it on the Keurig at their office, and it was several inches too tall.
592256
There is 8 inches of height with the lid shut so you should have an inch too spare if you only need 7 inches.
894766
About two feet high, Plastic, No.Have loaded the rack with .75 and 1.5 l wine bottles and it held them securely.
1712355
Should be plenty tall. We use it at a standing height counter and it isn't even fully extended.
1371903
It is 30" tall. It doesn't tip because of the hinged design which allows you placer it with the two sides open to an angle of your choosing. Of course it can be tipped over by a vigorous dog if it is left free standing. I had mine in a door way to my pantry to keep my largish dog out of the garbage can. It is preassembled. I only opened the box and set it where I wanted it. I was pleasantly surprised at how attractive it is.
2069180
The unit measures 69 1/2" tall at the center. The high point is a bolt that extends up from the center of the canister and holds the canister handles on. There is 5/8" of excess bolt shaft above the top nut so there is only a small margin of adjustment possible should the overall height prove too high. This unit works great and, if it will fit, I think it will meet all expectations.