How do these racks stack? I have 3 & the only extra pieces besides the racks & legs are the plastic foot and top round pegs (both pictured)??
1032031
the feet go on the bottom unit only, the others are stacked using the pegs in place of the feet on the second and third set of shelves.
658023
Yes there are three racks. You can stack them on top of each other. A great space saver. I love them and I think you will too.
19844
They can stack, awkwardly, but don't feel they are meant to be stacked for long periods of time or permanately to store. I also feel the metal bottoms on each foot would rub against the arm when stacked which could discolor or dent the frame.
1455188
I did not double stack my rack. As "half" racks they seem very stable. I live in earthquake country and I'm not sure they'd stay upright in a good shake.
2149833
You cannot stack them. The bottom has only a very slight taper so not near enough to stack them.
1828448
They won't attach together. The tops are smooth. You can stack them but it can slide off.
1900508
I cannot answer that, as I have a 3-shelf and a 2-shelf but never thought about stacking them. When I get home tonight I'll take a look at them and get back to you, if you will be so kind and to send me an email: andreahoxie@gmail.com
467887
I wouldn't trust the durability to stack it. I tried to put more than a potted plant on mine and it collapsed. The pegs that are supposed to fit snug on the holes tend to slide right through. Hope that helps.
2155744
The rack is 36" tall, just as the description says it is! No tools are needed. You put two pieces of plastic together around a pole, paying attention to the word "top" and slide it down until it slips into a groove. Repeat for the other 3 poles. Slide a rack over the plastic supports. It's easy once you see how the pieces fit together. It helps to put all the shelves on the floor and then start with the top shelf and work down.
1102938
I wanted to put 4 boards on it, no go. Best it would do was 2 boards side by side. The rubber and build just wouldn't let it happen. So sounds like you are trying to stack the boards like I wanted to. Yup try a different brand - I had another rack in the past did it no problem.
1663017
The top and bottom tiers could possibly be used separately but there are no plastic caps for the legs of the top tier, and the top tier connects to the bottom by small posts protruding from the top of the bottom shelf, so those posts would still be sticking up. The shelves are small and flimsy. I painted mine to make it look better, and am thinking about gluing the top to the bottom shelf because they come apart too easily.
1243020
I did get two of these to stack. I can't explain it exactly, but I pried off the inserts at the top of the 4 poles of the bottom unit.Then, one at a time, I put each pole of the second shelf on top of the one from the bottom unit, and then put the small connectingpart around both poles. The result is a very small shelf right at the spot of connection, but the shelves above it can bespaced as needed. I don't recommend it for heavy objects at the top, but it is perfect in my bathroom for towels, etc.
330032
I don't see any reason why you wouldn't be able to stack another set on top. All 3 levels are interchangeable, the "feet" are the same.
512119
I personally do not stack mine. They are fragile. Plus, they are not all exactly the same dimension. They don't easily "fit" in one another. They're beautiful, but high maintenance!
135087
No, unfortunately, I wondered about the same thing. Those bottom legs you see in the pic are set as they are. If you were to try to stack two units, the bottom legs will not connect to the top shelf of the second unit. I even looked at the Honey-Can-Do website and catalog (which was not very user friendly). There MIGHT be a way if you buy each piece separately, but I was not willing to go there. Honestly, even if you could do it, I would not trust the safety of stacking it that high and putting items on it. I hope this helps!
993140
You "could" stack them if you don't put casters on ANY of them. But there is nothing to lock them into one another so they would be simply balancing on top of one another. If you had them loaded with heavy items in the drawers that might keep them from getting knocked side ways when you pulled out drawers but I don't think stacking them would be too effective unless you put Velcro on the bottom of each cart so that they literally "Stuck" together.
2139803
You can stack these, however, they don't lock together so the stability might be a bit questionable. You can see in the picture that, while the top is solid, the bottom is just wire which makes them a bit tricky if the top one slides over at all. You could probably mod these slightly and zip-tie them together if you need to stack them.