are these bowls easily stackable? I currently have the square bowls I got in 3pc sets with my square plates and I can't stack them.
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all my round bowls stack quite easily. my cabinets are arranged so i can stack them in 4's.
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Hi Merle, these bowls are big. They aren't individual salad bowls. They are more like a bowl you would toss a salad in. We really like the whole set of dishes we bought like this...
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I bought a different set for serving bowls and my china did not have small bowls- not sure what I might have done if it did- if they are small might be able to buy one for cups or look around and see what options there are for bowls- definitely would not fit in the one pictured. That is just for flat plates and saucers.
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They are stackable, but only open at the top. You might consider laying them on their side and stacking them, if that would work for you.
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I've never tried stacking them. They are big and my pantry doesn't have space to stack them.They've a flat bottom and when the handle is down lip is almost flat. I keep other small boxes on top it doesn't slide.
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They stack great. We have three of them, and there are no problems. The legs of each fit into slots in the tops of the others, making a very sturdy stack.
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They can be stacked. I have never gone over 2 of them stacked though. Hope this helps.
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These are very stackable. I have a lot more than 6 dinner plates in my cabinet because I keep buying more colors and they stack beautifully! I don't know how high 6 would be, but I am sure if you have height limitations in your cabinet, 6 plates shouldn't present a problem for you.
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They come in a small box with the lids on each container, stacked inside each other. I store my bowls separately from the lids, but I just checked and you can stack them with the container sitting on it's lid. Just so you know, the lid only fits about halfway into the bottom container, meaning it lays flat about halfway down into the bowl, so they take up more room when stacking them this way. Does that make sense?
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Unfortunately I only purchased one bowl. So to say that they can or cannot be stacked is something I can't answer with absolute certainty. My guess is that you could. It's just like the bowls you see at pet stores. And when on display, they are stacked on the shelves. So i'm pretty sure they can be stacked. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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I wouldn't think they are "stackable" unless you layer between with a small towel or something. They are slightly slanted/rounded on the sides, not straight or square.
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I suspect if you stack higher than 2 high they will be unstable and you risk them falling over. Most glassware is not really designed to be stacked. Some plastic picnic stuff is, but not glassware. It puts stress on the sides and could cause chips to the lip of the glass and cracks. If you notice in bars and restaurants the glassware is never stacked up. Try setting them with the lip down too to prevent them getting dusty inside.
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You cannot stack them. The bottom has only a very slight taper so not near enough to stack them.
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No, same size bowls are not stackable. I stack different sizes inside each other however.
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The answer is no. I have these. They dont stack. You can balance them a bit but i dont think thats what you mean.
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You can stack them, but I wouldn't necessarily recommend it. I definitely wouldn't stack more than 1.
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Yes, they are stackable. We stack them 3 high and have not had a problem with them sticking together.