Is there any way to stack/fold these to take up less space when they're not in use?
1277862
I have three racks. I don't take them apart. I stacked them together and put them in my guest's room's bathtub when there are no guests.
1277863
not that I have found unless I take them apart. I have others that do come apart easily, and these will fit on them when stacked and in use, but these I seldom use for that reason. I keep one together tucked between my washer and a cabinet, but the others are completely disassembled until I need them more this winter with sweaters.
1277864
Not without taking them apart. They just stack on top of each other, but the legs and frame don't fold up.
1277865
Yes. They go together and come apart very easily. I kept the boxes, which are 3X4X24 inches. I take them apart and put them back in the boxes. They stand up in the back corner of my closet until I need to use them.
1277866
Yes. When sweater season is done I take them apart. The connector pieces, I put in a gallon storage bag along with the mesh and the long pole pieces I bundle together with a rubber band and tuck it all away in the closet until fall hits. I just put mine back together today :)
1419018
They do not stack well because of the way the feet align with the top of the bottom unit. You would need to try to put a piece of cardboard or something between them to give it something to rest on or it would be tippy.
2023504
The biggest problem with stacking them is weight. Unless you are storing something extremely light, the weight of the top unit is going to cause the bottom unit to buckle, making it a huge pain to open the drawers.
2000710
You could, very easily, with a pair of sharp scissors or a utility knife. These are definitely meant to be put in a tray or drawer, as they are not really strong enough to use without some kind of support. I have 3, stacked in a drawer, but that's a bit awkward and I'm looking for something else to keep them in.
1952734
Easily. They are relatively small to be honest. You may want to glue some shells or something in with it to take up space.
1638100
they just kinda fold up...there is a crease that you fold it along. I've had trouble getting it to stay up though. Not sure how to make that work well
862814
They won't fit in standing up easily at least not in mine. You can fit them both in for storage purposes but that's about it. It really is quite small.
812905
Yes, you can move them as close or as far apart as you like. Higher or lower and in any order (larger ones on top or smaller ones on top, etc.) Hope this helps you.
665744
Hi- Thanks for your inquiry- It does not look like they are foldable. Thanks!
1007160
Sorry, I gave them away right after I purchased them... They were a gift. They do fold, but not in a extra compact way. They are nice, so you should keep the box to protect them.
6870
They do fold but not flat, just a little gap, fit nicely in my taller, narrow cabinet, I stack them on the longer side, alternating the "legs" so they take up less room, so flat side to side of cabinet, legs of two racks together, then flat to flat. They then take up less room.
429864
I wouldn't stack them inside each other. They have become stuck and broke when I've done so in the past.
2278625
Not really, no. You could fold it up to be flat, I guess--but the little trays would still stick it out, so I don't know that it would actually save any space!
2260132
I stack them 2X2. I personally wouldn't try to stack them any higher b/c the glass is kind of thin & sometimes they sort of get stuck even just one on top of another & you have to tap them gently to get them apart.
335629
We just stack them by the window where we have a shelf for toys. Doesn't fit on the shelf, but when they're stacked up neatly against the wall, it doesn't look like it takes up that much space and is not cluttered. . . although they are very accessible for little hands to grab and go. Hope that helps
1685766
I have put in a small stack about an inch thick with no problem. I just don't put more in simply because I don't use them as often and don't want them to dry out.
1705326
If you only have two, you could probably stack them. For anymore than that, you are going to have a height consideration which means more storage space.