Can a smaller crate be stacked on a larger crate?
579822
I would put something, like a board, that would cover the entire top of the larger crate and then put the smaller crate on top of that.
218100
I think if you left off the wheels on the bottom, you could literally stack them, but no way to attach the two units, except for some packing tape or something. They would not lock into each other.
1434475
The box is slightly bigger than 1/2 the size of the crate you purchase. Maybe an inch bigger in length and height. The top and bottom pieces of the crate are stacked together, so half the height is a good approximation.
975647
Yes, they will nest together for stability. I have not attempted to stack them, so I don't know if that would be advisable.
1618981
I don't believe so--In the past, there was a question if 2 racks could be purchased, then stacked--I would NOT recommend that due to the weight AND I am not aware of extra shelves you could add to this -- Based on the top of the racks & design, I do not see how that could be installed. The wine storage (Trinity) is very sturdy & I really like it---but I don't see how you could make it larger.
1607550
Assuming you are talking about the 24 inch size....Likely not unless you want it just big enough to be the size of your dog. The dogs we had in ours are both in the 10 to 12 pound range. Two crates - one dog per crate. We had our 15 pound dog, who is high energy, in there for car drives but she is long for her size so it was getting tight for her and we would only use it to keep her very confined for the car ride. It would have not worked for her during the day at home.
1985519
They can be stacked safely. There is an indent on the top that lets the next smaller canister nest nicely,
95977
R. Taylor is correct. You can put 2 together if the door placements line up. I have 2 of the 3 door crates and have them next to each other with the adjoining doors removed. I originally planned on letting each dog have its own crate but they seemed unhappy about that so took the facing doors out and now they share the 2 crates. Occasionally they get to fighting and then I just drop 1 of the doors down between the 2 crates and they have their own space. I highly recommend the 3 door crates for their versatility.
1099358
My guess would be yes. I have a bed this size but do not use it in the crate. I think you would be able to squish it in since it's the length that is too long. So this may seem drastic, but you might even consider cutting an inch of it off. Although the bed cover would be slightly too big for it, the bed is worth it.
1382925
You could stack them but there is no way to connect them together,so I wouldn't do it. I am not sure what you mean by making it an inch taller.
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.
2156512
I don't think they are stackable. You MAY be able to set one on top of the other, but if you do, you will loose the top rack of each one under the stacked one. I only have one so I can't check for you.
1033819
It appears that they can though they nestle together better when stacked the horizontal direction. However, you can secure the vertical stackings of one on top of the other with one wine cork. (start saving some) There's a hole in each crate to insert the cork to connect them together for some stability. With extreme height...guessing 6 ft ish, you may have some issues with it's stability so you may want some sort of side support so they don't topple over to the side. I'm no engineer, but those are my thoughts. The company may offer a more exact opinion. Good luck!
222615
I just tried 2 of them, they only fit about a 1/4" into each other at the most. So in my view of your question I say no to stacking them for easier packing.
1687453
Yes. You actually have to put the canisters on when you put it together. I opted not to use them because I attached this cage to another cage I already had so my 2 pigs would have more room.
1228045
You can probably stack them, but be sure to put lighter items in top unit. Better idea, if you have to space is to put back-to-back or side by side to create a work space or shelf on top. Love all of my Sterilite items. Easy to put together and sturdy. Helped me organize my garage!
1950676
As others have said, they aren't designed to fit together like stackable Rubbermaid boxes, or anything, but the enclosure is ROCK SOLID--it's made out of thick aluminum. You should have no problem simply putting them on top of each other. You could probably step on one with your foot and it'd survive.