Has anyone stacked them three high?
448088
I'm sure you can do this no problem, they are sturdy but I would suggest anchoring it to the wall if you have little ones climbing around just to be safe.
448089
3 high works. Climbing and tipping haven't been issues for us as of yet. Would recommend securing unit to wall.
448090
Yes I have, but I use the slanted boxes (Badger Basket Three Bin Storage Cubby) on the bottom.
2023088
I would not stack them more than 2 high. They are heavy and the drawers are very tight. I personally feel they would become unstable (when opening and closing drawers) if stacked 3 high.I have 4 of these myself. I do like them.
482402
I have stacked 3 high but have not gone higher because I don't want them to topple in an earthquake
7980
I am currently stacking mine 3 up on a shelf in my closet. They are remarkably sturdy when loaded with a dozen plates. I think you will be safe stacking up to four boxes tall especially if you put the lightest boxes on top.
1915325
No, I would not recommend stacking them up. If you have additional questions please contact us at 214.491.6991 Monday through Friday 9am-4pm CST.
2111049
They aren't designed to be stacked, but you could. If you did they wouldn't be secured together. No rubber or feet on the bottom.
2251293
I have 2 sets and they stack very well. I think they would still stack well even with a 3rd set. They're sturdy and stable.
1832081
yes, they stack very solidly, in my experience. I have 2 stacks of 6-8 each to make a nice raised surface. Not very nice-looking though... but more solid than anything else I've used.
1755861
Just went to the closet to check, seems like you can stack them. Mine are so full though it didn't stack well
1371804
We only have one and haven't tried stacking another on top, but I don't think there would be a problem. The flat top is big enough to support the feet of the upper one. They would not be interlocked, and the upper would just be sitting on the lower, but as long as the floor is level, shouldn't be a problem. But they are big and hold a lot of stuff and get HEAVY fast. I probably wouldn't want to them more than two or three high; and three-high would take two people to lift the upper one.
213114
I've only stacked two for an added height of 2 inches, but I don't think there would be a problem stacking four for the height of 4 inches you're looking for. These are pretty sturdy risers.
1002534
I haven't tried stacking them but they do come with small post/dowel things that helps stabilize the shelves in the event that you do stack them.
2265125
I only have one. But yes it looks like they may have been designed to stack them.
1432845
No. I have two of these (and they are wonderful), but they can't be safely stacked. They do look nice side-by-side.
689148
The answer is no. I have these. They dont stack. You can balance them a bit but i dont think thats what you mean.
1562802
They are each twelve inches high, so if they are stacked two high that is two feet or three high it is three feet
1738897
They do stack, though don't go higher than 4. Each one has little bumps for feet. You'll live them;)