If I were to stack the tumble tower 3x3 no gaps, how tall would it be starting off?
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It would be 33.25 inches tall which is almost 3 feet tall. As the game progresses, the tower will grow taller. Hope this answers your question.
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When I stacked 3 high (in the center of my counter with no support on any side) the tower felt a bit tippy. The bottom one was flexing a bit and the top of the tower was swaying more than I'd like. It seemed to bear the weight well, though. I don't know if I'd go 4 high unless the containers had support on 2 opposite sides to stop the bottom container from bulging out from all of the weight. I decided to stack my 4 AquaPaks in two stacks of two.
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I double stacked mine for the same reason; i needed an extra 4 inches. They safely and securely stack together, i even added coasters under them b/c of my hardwood floor.
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Honestly, it depends on what you're putting in it. Using my leftover pieces, (I bought 3 sets), I've constructed a narrow tower of 3 cubes, propped it against a wall, put it on carpet, and it hasn't budged since. I don't think 4 cubes would really be an issue.
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Unless you have super high ceilings, 2 will not stack onto one another. When I ordered mine I was under the impression it was low and wide but it is actually quite tall. Putting 2 side by side would work fine though.
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No. This Cake stand is meant for a single or double tired cake. I would not put three levels on top. It would create a lot of height.
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they all answered it below - a high tower would not fit . but the smaller ones they have now should fit ,, Remember that the inside around is tappers but you shouldn't have a problem on the sides ,, I hope this helps,
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The area where the tower is has no height limit, and the width is adjustable. The depth of your stack will work, too if you don't put the desk too close to the wall. The desk has worked well for us.
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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.
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Not that well, the tops are not completely flat so I wouldn't go more than 2-3 high.
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I just noticed the top parts come out, giving you a little more than half an inch to nest the next level, so, sorry, my former answer was wrong. They do appear to be stackable.
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Just buy two of the taller 4 by 4 and connect them, this should give you the even height you want. The company sells them in the taller section in the 4 by 4 individually. However, they won't be any taller than the tallest section. Due to the construction of the corner pieces I don't think you can stack them. Not sure you'd want to even if you could, due to the volume and weight of the soil it would take to fill, might bow (or possibly break) the center boards. Which would cause soil to escape with each planting or rain or watering or ect. For example, I have the one in the photo and it required 900 pounds of soil to fill. Just buy two of the taller 4 by 4 and connect them, this should give you the even height you want. The company sells them in the taller section in the 4 by 4 individually. However, they won't be any taller than the tallest section. Due to the construction of the corner pieces I don't think you can stack them. Not sure you'd want to even if you could, due to the volume and weight of the soil it would take to fill, might bow (or possibly break) the center boards. Which would cause soil to escape with each planting or rain or watering or ect. For example, I have the one in the photo and it... » Read More Just buy two of the taller 4 by 4 and connect them, this should give you the even height you want. The company sells them in the taller section in the 4 by 4 individually. However, they won't be any taller than the tallest section. Due to the construction of the corner pieces I don't think you can stack them. Not sure you'd want to even if you could, due to the volume and weight of the soil it would take to fill, might bow (or possibly break) the center boards. Which would cause soil to escape with each planting or rain or watering or ect. For example, I have the one in the photo and it required 900 pounds of soil to fill. « Show Less
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Somewhat. They dont fit all the way down, but I do stack mine...but only a couple at a time. I think all of them together would make them topple over.
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These tumblers are not designed to be stacked as their top and base are similar in diameter. Hope this answers your question.
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it appears the smallest amount would be 1 and 1/2 inches the next height would be 3 inches and the highest is 4 inches with about 3 a 3/4 inch clearance underneath the stand to store things.
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I have stacked 3 high but have not gone higher because I don't want them to topple in an earthquake
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They are each twelve inches high, so if they are stacked two high that is two feet or three high it is three feet