Can you stack the smaller glasses in a cupboard, or is the glass too thin at the top?
582810
I stack mine in the cupboard, The glass is nice and thick evenly all around
582811
I got these because I love rocks glasses. These are thicker and the flare makes them stackable while looking almost the same.
1893917
Yes to both. However, if you use large stemware you lose space - meaning the cabinet will hold less glasses. Hope this helps.
2046873
Yes you can. I too did just that. You end up with a 5 shelf unit. You will have a glass shelf left over. It is plenty stable. Just use common sense, keep it level and don't overload it.
114235
if you put one on top of each other, the glass lids nor the bottom of the jar has any rim or ridges, therefore it's really slippery and you'll end up with broken jars as they slide off easily.I wouldn't recommend stacking them.
1613866
Yes, these are slightly tapered and stack upside down at least two deep easily, probably 3. We found these to be a very practical small-size glass.
481886
Mr. Zeigler, I use these small pint-size jars for a great many things in my kitchen cabinets (spices and and in my refrigerator to store small amounts of left overs. I have not stacked these at all because I am fearful the top jar would topple.
2027769
You have to stack them very carefully to make a stack higher than 4 or 5. Otherwise, the stack becomes quite tipsy. A stack of 8 could challenge the height or your cabinet.
354076
no , they are not made to stack and the handles are on the glasses tight . Removing and replacing them would eventualy weaken the metal.
2014360
Kind of. You can stack them but the bottom hands down a little bit. But, that wouldn't be enough for me not to buy them. I've only stacked 2, don't know how sturdy it would be with more. I would buy more if needed. Had a scotch party with these. I started making the cubes days ahead so I would have enough. Just put finished cubes in bowl in freezer
936566
No, the handle on the lid is convex. You would not be able to stack them without making a mess.
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.
1214395
Absolutely. You'll just use less water because they are not as tall. Don't get tempted to stack the jars just because they are smaller. Only can one layer of jars at once.
1201259
These are lovely glasses but are somewhat delicate. I would not attempt to stack them as they tend to break easily.
1353190
They will stack- I don't do it,however, for fear of possible scratching. On my shelf, I would only to be able to stack 2 due to height of each glass
462820
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.
7984
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.
90950
These glasses are somewhat stackable-- if you look at their shape--I think that you are taking a chance of breakage -as the glass is thinI have been using these glasses for more than 6 months and they are holding up beautifully-