Hi, how many could be stacked safely, (without causing damage to underneath containers) when filled with clothing?
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With the tops on the containers stack well and are very strong. We have stacks of six to eight containers (holding books) and have noticed no damage due to stacking.
1414945
I stack them with the lids on. I wouldn't stack them with the lids off as they could get stuck.
227993
We have no problem stacking our sets. Just don't overflow them during filling.
1755861
Just went to the closet to check, seems like you can stack them. Mine are so full though it didn't stack well
30230
Yes. I would say at least 5, probably more. Of course, you would probably want to either wrap or put something in between the individual bottles to protect them. And, if you do not snap down the sides it would probably help to protect them.
580030
They will stack half-way within each other. This will still save you space.
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It depends on the spacing of the hangers and the thickness of the board you're using. I have mine about 6 feet apart with 5 10' 2x4s laying across. They are overkill for the stuff I'm putting up there. If you've got regular boxes that support themselves you could probably get away with just 3. I did 5 because some of the stuff is in bags and I didn't want them to fall through. I contemplated putting a screw up thre the bottom of the hanger into the 2x4s but that hasn't been necessary as they don't really move once everything is on them and it has been useful to move them while adjusting things. It depends on the spacing of the hangers and the thickness of the board you're using. I have mine about 6 feet apart with 5 10' 2x4s laying across. They are overkill for the stuff I'm putting up there. If you've got regular boxes that support themselves you could probably get away with just 3. I did 5 because some of the stuff is in bags and I didn't want them to fall through. I contemplated putting a screw up thre the bottom of the hanger into the 2x4s but that hasn't been necessary as they don't really move once everything is on them and it has been useful to move them while adjusting... » Read More It depends on the spacing of the hangers and the thickness of the board you're using. I have mine about 6 feet apart with 5 10' 2x4s laying across. They are overkill for the stuff I'm putting up there. If you've got regular boxes that support themselves you could probably get away with just 3. I did 5 because some of the stuff is in bags and I didn't want them to fall through. I contemplated putting a screw up thre the bottom of the hanger into the 2x4s but that hasn't been necessary as they don't really move once everything is on them and it has been useful to move them while adjusting things. « Show Less
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I did not use it that way. I would think you would have to put a liner of sort so the items would not fall through the open space. Don't think it would work out stacked.
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Not really. I would not stack them. There are no notches or groves for them to stay put. I would be afraid of one sliding off the other and the lid is not all that sturdy to bear a lot of weight.
975648
According to the manufacturer, these should not be stacked when full. I have found with my own use, that stacking them while full puts a lot of pressure on the bottom container and it will "bulge out". I tend not to stack my containers for this reason.
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I don't know if I'd stack that many atop each other. Maybe up to three, but I don't think I'd be comfortable with 4-5 filled with plates because these get heavy. Rather, I put my teacup box on top of the plate box and then a wine glass one on top of that so that I could maximize my vertical storage but put lighter ware on top.
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You can buy more and more and keep adding them on, until you have a stack that reaches the sky :) But be careful, too many with things inside might be a bit heavy on the latches.
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I think you could. You might want to find a way to secure them together if you're stacking anything remotely heavy or breakable though. For light/unbreakable items, you'd probably be fine.
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I have put in a small stack about an inch thick with no problem. I just don't put more in simply because I don't use them as often and don't want them to dry out.
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Technically, you could "stack" them on each other but they probably just two, otherwise they would fall. Hope that helps!
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The biggest problem with stacking them is weight. Unless you are storing something extremely light, the weight of the top unit is going to cause the bottom unit to buckle, making it a huge pain to open the drawers.
595753
I have the same shelves built Ionto my two-tier clothes rack (which is FULL). My shelves are holding shoes, jeans, shirts, and boxes of stuff. They can take quite a bit of weight but probably not for pantry use if needed for canned goods.