How well do they stack sideways?
1891826
they fold up and I store mine behind the hat tree - I use it all the time - you will not be sorry if you purchase one.
1891827
If I understand the question correctly, poorly. They do not seem to be designed to interlock for stacking in any direction.
1891828
You can make it work sideways if you want to but there's no "gripping" features between the two crates on their sides to keep them from sliding off if some one knocks into them. If you are worried about them collapsing while being stacked sideways, that won't be an issue.
1891829
Not sure what side you plan to stack, but we stack them up when they are collapsed and that saves a lot of storage room. We use them to transport merchandise and display pieces back and forth to our booth at trade shows, then fold them up and put them under the tables at the booth.
1891830
Don't have an good answer for you they do stay but open if bumped. I just stack them flat.
1891831
not sure what you mean sideways? We use them at trade shows - turning them on their side so the opening is facing us. We put 2 side by side and then 2 more on top of each one and make a "counter table". That said, we do use zip ties to make it sturdier.
1891832
They'll stack sideways ok, but there isn't a positive/negative, key and key way fit like there is when you stack them right side up. They'll rest on top of each other ok, but they can slide past each other.
1891833
I have not tried it but since they collapse on the sides, I wouldn't try it. I have set them on their sides to have easier access to contents when they are on a shelf and they seem to hold up fine, but don't think it would work to stack them on their side.
864897
They stack nicely as long as the contents are well balanced. They are very sturdy so they hold lots of stuff, but if the top tiers get lopsided I suspect there might be a gravitational incident.
1534501
There is no provision for stacking them. They would probably be a bit unstable if you stacked them. A handy person could probably do it, but I would not recommend it!
1143774
Yes they will stack, but will need to be secured. No notches for it to set into. So will slide unless secured well.
1554707
Depending on the weight they should stack successfully. You haave to be aware of the csters though.
1033773
They stack about halfway, but are a little wobbly. I don't stack mine. I love them, very good quality. I would only hand wash them.
1297120
They are not designed as "stackable" but it might work. I'm not sure how stable it would be - so I would not recommend it (opinion only).
1116851
Yes, you could stack them, but I don't recommend it. They would not stack securely enough for my comfort.
2273423
Not stack-able. But they look great vertically and can hold one more bottle of wine if placed this way. I have two side by side. Sturdy and minimalist.
1471683
They do not stack uniformly, the 3rd or 4th one high starts to tip a bit. But I do have them stacked 6 high in my cupboard. I wouldn't take a chance leaving them near the edge of a shelf or counter though.
328461
They will stack either way. Either way is a bit problematic, with wheels they roll, without the wheels, they slide. Shorter without the wheels.
2227143
They can probably be stacked, but I don't know how stable it would be. I only bought one, but I really love it.
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.
580030
They will stack half-way within each other. This will still save you space.
1567697
Yes, they stack very well. They are small -- a little less than 6 inches end to end.
637795
Yes! I have two and they are extremely easy to stack vertically, you just pop in the bottom feet of one into the other. They're also really sturdy and feel well-made.
1541152
I would say that stacked upright...they would be seriously unstable and would require wall mounting. However, I laid mine on their sides and stacked them horizontally...still mounted them to the wall, but it worked perfect!