Hello. Instead of 2 rows of 3 glasses side by side, could I put up 1 long row to accomodate 6 glasses 1 behind the other (i.e. about 22" long)? Thanks
1247495
It's possible, but the thickness of the holders varies, so you may wind up with different depths.
1247496
Yes. There are four separate grooved slats in the set. Side to side placement or end to end should work just fine.
1247497
Yes, but it depends on the accuracy of the cuts. I ordered five and there appears to be no quality control on the cutting where the glass bases go. You may end up having alignment issues. I don't know if you can tell by this photo, but the curved cuts are inconsistent and so are the depth and width of the pieces. Photo here: http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x262/Wild_Cobra/Misc/FoxRunWineGlassHolder_zps7e3302f6.jpg My end results after strategically arranging the pieces was good: http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x262/Wild_Cobra/Misc/12380a04-5f32-4ae9-ad87-ad41ecac21ef_zps5401d974.jpg
89744
Unfortunately, no. I've only briefly stacked these glasses to get from destination A to destination B, and it's an awkward experience. They are just too bulky to fit together nicely. On the other hand, they are really beautiful and sturdy.
34901
I just checked...well basically the whole row can be removed so it's like a table, if it's 4x6 there's 5 short and 3 long spacers in between that you can remove. You can only make the square bigger than it is. So you wouldn't be able to fit big items in there. Sorry it's hard for me to explain hope this helps...ask another question if you still don't get it.LOL
1176915
Your dimensions would probably work but I don't think this is the display venue you want to use. It's perfect for spices but not very elegant for glass. You could probably only fit 3 shoes on the whole thing. Kind of industrial looking, too.
90949
You can stack them but I wouldn't recommend it. These are finely made glasses - not plastic. They have a thick, heavy glass base so they would physically be able to be stacked. You'd risk scratching or chipping the glass if you aren't careful when you stack - which would defeat the purpose.
283300
No, that is not correct. There should be 4 rows of each. No open rows. I would return it for a new one.
1483194
Amy,These are very great glasses, But they are not stackable. They are glass and will break...
1878374
I don't think so. I just measured one of our glasses, and the top is only a little bit wider than 2.5" across, and the shape of our glass tapers in before it flares open to the bottom. I would say our glasses taper a little more than the picture shows.
1404981
I have 2 of these dual monitor stands with 22" monitors....absolutely fantastic! They are rated up to 24" monitors, if I remember correctly. 27" monitors will not fit side by side on this stand.
567876
You could stack them if they were contained in a frame. But you'd probably have to weigh more than 300 pounds get some benefit by having more than one extra one. Perhaps we don't understand the question and you mean side-by-side. And again it would work if there was something to hold them in place. They are good but they should be because they aren't cheap. They're priced fairly - but not necessarily a bargain.
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You could but not many (sorry at work can't go home to count how many). It isn't wide enough to put 2 side by side though. As a display, unless you just need something for a small area, this isn't what you want. I have seen much larger ones here on Amazon.
961837
2 part answer: 1) is it possible to put them side-by-side? Maybe. Although there's a slight angle to the corners, and they might not meet perfectly. 2) SHOULD you put them side by side? In my opinion, no. There's nothing to bind them together and make them safely into 1 piece. Personally, I wouldn't do it. And if you're using it for stepping exercise, I don't think you would need it bigger. Again, IMHO. Bottom line: as an ex Phys. Ed. Teacher, I think putting 2 together without rigging something substantial to hold them together would present a safety issue. And the latter would possibly void any warranty.
2133915
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.
2149832
Agree with others that they do not stack. Only thing that you could possible consider is putting the bottom glass face down, then the upper glass face up. That's sort of stacking 2 glasses. What I've done in my cupboards is get one of those small wire wracks so I put glasses/mugs below the rack and some on top.
800227
One rack has 3 rows. You should be able to fit the burgundy glasses. It is big enough. As far as the color not sure about black I purchased the silver which looks very nice under the cabinet.
845223
I think you can you may have to buy some extra shelves. Shelves are 21" wide and 14" deep. You can put 5 shelves in. They are space 4" apart and 4" from the top. Hope this helps.
1961060
Cannot answer you because the rack is at another location. It is wide enough to accommodate regular size wine glasses.