Could you potentially stack one on top of another?
158750
It all depends in what you have in the bottom bag. The picture is kind of deceiving!
158751
if it is filled to the top it would be firm enough , but the straps would not be long enough to tie it to the carrier.
158752
Possibly! If the bottom one is loaded such that zippered top is flat, then maybe could stack a second on top; however you will need some form of vertical stabilizer secured to the metal carrier to keep the upper unit from vibrating/sliding off. Keep in mind the carrier weight limit.
158753
not without a wide stabilizer for the rack and a very secure way to attach the top unit to the lower unit
158754
I wouldn't. It is not rigid at all. The picture is a little misleading in that aspect.
158755
Not unless the objects in the bottom carrier were rigid & completely supported anything above it. The sides of the carrier are not rigid, which is good when cinching down on irregular shaped objects such as the assorted things we take on vacation. Also, I'm not sure the straps would extend from that distance. I wouldn't recommend it.
1798174
They won't stack directly on top of each other you would have to have a separate mounting point for the top and bottom of each one.
2227143
They can probably be stacked, but I don't know how stable it would be. I only bought one, but I really love it.
704299
I am sure that you could put one on top of another, but I don't think there is a way that you could secure one to another (without using some type of fastener that is not included).
386678
Yes. They have a tapered shape that allows you to stack one inside another.
1902303
No, they aren't meant to stack on top of each other. Would suggest you get the 4 or 5 shelf unit if you need one with more shelves.
529731
I would think you could stack as many as you want, provided you have a flat base. I only have two sucked, but each one has the same alignment tabs at each foot.
1165335
They can be stacked. I have never gone over 2 of them stacked though. Hope this helps.
1985518
You can stack them, but they do not snap in securely or anything. They would stand and stay, but have the potential to be easily knocked over
1062076
If they are not in use you may nest them together. I can't remember how far down they would go, maybe halfway. Then all the tops could be set on top. When filled, they stack neatly.
385256
Yes, you can. They don't sit in each other completely but they do stack for storage.
673324
Yes...they just stack on top of each other. Ours broke within a week, so they aren't very sturdy at all.
1942394
Do you mean stacking one of them on top of the other? I have not done this but it seems that because of the rotating piece at the bottom,stacking one on the other may not be stable enough.
1414943
They will stack but they don't fit neatly like some other brands. They tend to balance on top of each other, if that makes sense.
1033817
You could do this, provided the space was just barely wider than the containers on their sides. As others have said, they're flat, so they stack, but there's nothing holding them together, so if they have room to move, they'll move. When you stack them normally, the feet on the top container slot into slots in the underneath container, so they are solidly connected.
1033772
Yes, I stacked them to see that they do stack one on top of the other by themselves. But since they are glass, I wouldn't stack them unless you have other things around them as to not risk the top one falling to the ground and shattering. Since they are not made for stacking, there's no way to secure them.
1755864
I don't think these are stackable. There is no mechanism that allows the top one to rest on top of the lower level. They would slide into each other.