Can you stack 2 of these cages?
461189
You probably could stack them depending on how much you have in them. But be aware that the wire used for this is much thinner than I thought/hoped. Honestly, if you're going to stack them, I'd get a better cage.
461190
I wouldn't recommend stacking - with the added weight of the pet and litter, water bottle etc. might be too heavy on the wire frame - bottom wouldn't nest on top of the other cage and could be unstable - our one rabbit used to run back and forth and sometimes knock the individual cage off the table
461191
I don't think the wires are thin; my cage was bought a year ago so don't know if there's been any changes by manufacturer. Unless you're going to have a lot of extra heavy items in the top cage, I see no reason why you can't put a second cage on top. Since the bottom of the cage is a little narrower than the top, I would put a piece of cardboard, cut exactly or even larger than the top, on the top of the first cage, then put the second cage on that. It will help distribute the weight more evenly. I've used the top of my cage as a table...it's held books, houseplants (NOT in heavy ceramic pots!), flashlight, bags of hamster food, 2 liter bottle water. I don't think the wires are thin; my cage was bought a year ago so don't know if there's been any changes by manufacturer. Unless you're going to have a lot of extra heavy items in the top cage, I see no reason why you can't put a second cage on top. Since the bottom of the cage is a little narrower than the top, I would put a piece of cardboard, cut exactly or even larger than the top, on the top of the first cage, then put the second cage on that. It will help distribute the weight more evenly. I've used the top of my cage as a table...it's held books, houseplants (NOT in heavy ceramic... » Read More I don't think the wires are thin; my cage was bought a year ago so don't know if there's been any changes by manufacturer. Unless you're going to have a lot of extra heavy items in the top cage, I see no reason why you can't put a second cage on top. Since the bottom of the cage is a little narrower than the top, I would put a piece of cardboard, cut exactly or even larger than the top, on the top of the first cage, then put the second cage on that. It will help distribute the weight more evenly. I've used the top of my cage as a table...it's held books, houseplants (NOT in heavy ceramic pots!), flashlight, bags of hamster food, 2 liter bottle water. « Show Less
330032
I don't see any reason why you wouldn't be able to stack another set on top. All 3 levels are interchangeable, the "feet" are the same.
1002631
You could with some adjustments, mainly a different connector to allow the other cage to connect to the first one. The wire mesh should easily be configured to wrap around the entire thing, there are plenty of wire ties.
36828
yes, I bought 2 cages and there is a bar that comes off and you can attach them together!!
933732
Possible, yes. Advisable, no. It would not be safe to stack these higher than two per set.
1187087
I would not advise stacking two units because of the heat factor and you may damage one so the answer is no
264056
Yes, you could stack them, but, the items in them would have to be less than 3 inches tall. The racks have 2 cross bars that would support another rack. Most of my packets are twice that height.
9351
No, or no unless you can secure both to a wall. You could I suppose turn them on their sides and stack them. Upright thay are quite high. Decent inexpensive rack.
394343
No, you can stack them but not nest them. I imagine you mean one container inside the other one. At least I can not but I LOVE them.
279974
This is 2 double width cages stacked one on top of the other on a stand. There is a wire divider between the bottom of the top cage and top of the bottom cage. These could be made into 4 total cages with the provided wire dividers. The bottom cage sits on the stand. Hope this helps answer your question.
1278641
I haven't actually tried to stack them, but honestly, I don't see how you could, esp. if you wanted it to be stable. My answer to you is no.
1898578
Sorry this took so long. Yes, I think that 2 will fit in, however unless you added an extra cross-bar or laid the cage on the rack bars themselves that the cage might have some support problems in the center.
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.
1503429
I don't think these are really made to stack. You might could but I don't know how good it would work. I only have one so I don't have any way to test that.
2139803
You can stack these, however, they don't lock together so the stability might be a bit questionable. You can see in the picture that, while the top is solid, the bottom is just wire which makes them a bit tricky if the top one slides over at all. You could probably mod these slightly and zip-tie them together if you need to stack them.
1937927
It's a flight cage so I doubt it. But I don't know. I bought the cage but I don't know what the manufacturer might offer in addition. I've seen stacking cages for sale on the web. Sorry I'm not more help.
212450
Hi, you can't stack them. The posts are only tall enough to accommodate the height of the boards, 3 for the taller one, 2 for the shorter. Plus you only get two posts for the shorter side so you'd have to make 2 more shorter ones somehow. You can connect multiple kits next to each other but not on top of each other.