Would you be able to stack this cake holders, on top of a 2nd cake holder, to maximize frig. space? (Handle would flatten a bit?) Thanks.
1712436
The handle is flexible but the top is quite rounded and the cake holder is bigger than you may think. It is 61/2 " high and about 12"across at the widest point. I couldn't stack another on top in my fridge and if I had the height I would be concerned it would slide off when I opened the door. Good luck
1712437
The Cake Keeper is quite big, I don't think there is a shelf higher enough to stack two of them
1712438
No because the top of the cover is slightly rounded so stacking would not be feasible.
71953
In my opinion, no. The container may stand up for a while but I would not chance it. These are great and are certainly sturdy enough for most cakes or breads but you would be definitely taking a chance.
1187173
I have only one so i have not stacked them but the way its shaped, i think you will be able to stack them but not too snugly. We really like them, just the right size for little hands and no slipping with the rubber grips!!
1032605
Hello, I've been able to add 3 smaller tips in between the others. You cannot stack due to the fact the top fits precisely over the tips. Hope this helps.
317945
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.
1792549
Only used it twice so far but I think the only option is eliminating the very top. It is a lovely display space, even if you don't have enough cupcakes and leave some open spots. i actually put a few flowers scattered throughout the lower empty spots.My model is the Large dessert stand that holds 38 cupcakes.
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I wouldn't recommend it....the bases make stacking tricky...you can put one inside another,but they can easily tip over risking breakage....they offer other similar dessert dishes that will stack more easily on Amazon if space is an issue...I bought these for their looks not their stacking ability....hope that helps answer your question.
1840465
Not designed to stack them. The top and bottom are smooth surface, stacking them is risky.
1891950
I don't think they are made to stack on top of each other. Looking at the one I have it looks like you may be able to squeeze one on top but I don't think it would sit pretty. I put other things on top like small containers and left overs!
763610
I haven't tried mini cupcakes in this carrier before. I think they would flip on their sides, or slide around in the holders. The cupcake holders are maybe 1/2" deep, but sized for a regular cupcake. Someone bought mini cupcakes to work yesterday and they used a large department store shirt box to transport them. They rolled, and taped up some parchment paper and placed it in the box on one side like a bumper so that the minis wouldn't slide around. I thought that was a cool idea. Maybe you can try that?
1557335
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.
1024035
I would not want to do that. The tops are very lightweight and are designed for easy removal. The bottoms include a tray for chicken manure cleaning. I think the combination of the two factors would make for a shaky situation if you stacked them. However, I think you could very easily build a rack of 2x4s and plywood so you could stack them with a small air space in between, which would solve all the potential problems.
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I'm sure you could stack something on this, but would it be "secured" and hold tight, I seriously doubt it. I don't have anything to stack on top of mine to test it. In my opinion this isn't made for stacking, but like I said I'm sure you can place a smaller container on it and it would just rest on top.
142218
Sorry, we haven't tried stacking. I'm not sure I would want to. This unit looks really nice but isn't as handy or as durable as I would have liked it to be.It's one of the very few items I've bought from Amazon and found rather disappointing.
763611
+Hi, Pam. Personally, I think that miniature cupcakes would definitely slide around too much in this carrier. I would recommend this product from Wilton, for your miniature cupcake needs: http://www.amazon.com/Wilton-Ultimate-3-In-1-Cupcake-Carrier/dp/B000ENRLZU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1381518968&sr=8-1&keywords=wilton+three+in+one+cupcake+holder This carrier actually has a reversible tray that has slots to hold 12 standard sized cupcakes, or you can flip it over to hold 24 miniature cupcakes! I hope this has helped you out, Pam. Happy Baking!
1458264
This item is not made to be stacked. Take note of the way it is made on the bottom, it would not be stable enough to be placed on top of another. If you are creative however, you may be able to place something in between or attach them in some fashion to one another to make it more stable. I hope this helps.
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Just went to the closet to check, seems like you can stack them. Mine are so full though it didn't stack well