Does anyone know if this vault will stack (securely) on top of the 60# one? I would like to get the small one to keep my dogs' treats in. Thank you!
605235
I believe that they will. They sell these at the Petsmart chain store ....and I have seen different sizes stacked there. These containers are pretty versatile. You can turn them different ways.
605236
Yes, but it does not lock in very well. Still, I am happy with the set up. Ours is against the wall, and opening the small container with one hand rotates it against the wall. It works.
1760036
Yes. I have mine in two stacks. I think one would work as well but it would seem a little high to me.
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~hello maria: in my opinion... it is too small. i bought the 13½ " by 10" stack and i tried to use the first layer for nail polishes and the 2nd layer for nail tools & supplies, but it did not work. the items inside were too heavy. my containers are 4" tall including the lid. this plastic containers are not made for storing heavy items. so instead i used them to store fabrics and light items. may i suggest something? i end up going to the etsy.com site and ordered a cute antique samsonite carry on for $20.00 and it is perfect for storing all my nail polishes and the nail supplies.gigi s. ~hello maria: in my opinion... it is too small. i bought the 13½ " by 10" stack and i tried to use the first layer for nail polishes and the 2nd layer for nail tools & supplies, but it did not work. the items inside were too heavy. my containers are 4" tall including the lid. this plastic containers are not made for storing heavy items. so instead i used them to store fabrics and light items. may i suggest something? i end up going to the etsy.com site and ordered a cute antique samsonite carry on for $20.00 and it is perfect for storing all my nail polishes and the nail... » Read More ~hello maria: in my opinion... it is too small. i bought the 13½ " by 10" stack and i tried to use the first layer for nail polishes and the 2nd layer for nail tools & supplies, but it did not work. the items inside were too heavy. my containers are 4" tall including the lid. this plastic containers are not made for storing heavy items. so instead i used them to store fabrics and light items. may i suggest something? i end up going to the etsy.com site and ordered a cute antique samsonite carry on for $20.00 and it is perfect for storing all my nail polishes and the nail supplies.gigi s. « Show Less
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Yes. You should have no problems stacking them. The latch will not interfere with stacking. The glass is slightly lower than the black frame that surrounds the glass, so the bottom of the next case you place on top, will not rest on the glass. It will rest on the framing which seems pretty sturdy. And they seem light enough too.
545473
This bed is plenty high. I doubt you would want to stack them! This is an awesome product and so comfortable!
303244
I currently stack two of the 50 pound containers one of top of the other. They are very sturdy and I have no problems. The way the containers stack the doors open easily on the bottom due to space left for this purpose alone. Very stackable. Love mine and glad I ordered a second one.
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I didn't get this one, I got the square one's but I have no problems stacking them. the lids are flat so they just sit on top of one enough. hope that helps. p.s. they are air tight nothing can get in or out, and nothing can chew threw them. well worth the money.
2215615
No, the handles are up when thebox is closed. No way to stack another box on top.
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Yes put it on top of the 6054-2364 with basket! Please note that you will not use the black plastic feet! Or you can put the 6054-2364 with basket on top and move the basket up if you want free space on the bottom! There are pictures on amazon showing configurations, but not with the 6054-2364 with basket! But the 6054-584 is the same as the 6054-2364 with basket only the 6054-584 does not have the basket! So you will be able to stack the 584 on top of the 2364! That will be the easiest configuration! You can stack the 2364 on top of the 584 but it will take just a little more set up! Hope this helps you Jamey! Just remember that with God all things are possible!
2267219
The smaller units stack on top of the larger one with molded plastic tabs. You can also slide these smaller units back and forth on top of the larger ones to get to the lower contents. (This also makes it handy to work around pipes.) Looks like you can stack a large one on top of a large one, but you'd have to remove the top one to get to the lower contents. Make sure you measure the cabinet's door opening to make sure a stacked unit would work. Overall a very handy system for the price! I have a couple of these sets around the house in different configurations (according to cabinet space). Hope this is helpful!
1895063
I am sure it would because I have the 40 pound vaults and they hold 40 pounds of dog food easily. So you would have room left over with a 60 pound vault. The vaults do not look big and bulky like the dog food bags do.
678964
You would have to drill a hole in the side because a cable attached through a bottom hole would not allow the vault to sit stable which could become a problem in a moment of stress. You never want to be fumbling when needing to access a weapon (if that's what you are using it for). Not enough play once vault is set in place through bottom.
512119
I personally do not stack mine. They are fragile. Plus, they are not all exactly the same dimension. They don't easily "fit" in one another. They're beautiful, but high maintenance!
1032606
Yes there is enough room stack at least one on all the tips. I just tried it and depending on size and shape you can stack as many as four and have it close and latch. Good luck.
1482561
There are grooves in the containers so that they do stack. Just keep in mind that the containers will be fairly heavy once the 12 individual boxes are filled with photos. I don't know how much weight you would want to put on the larger box. I think stacking one on top of the other would be OK, more than that might be a problem.
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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.
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It is not designed to be stackable. There isn't a way to secure two units together. They do sell larger models which would be a better option than trying to stack two together.