Will the 18 bottle unit stack properly on the 27 bottle unit? I have a 27 bottle rack but need a few more drawers.
1133457
I can't be 100% sure, but if both units are exactly the same size I would think so. The bottom of the 27 unit has small round rubber "legs" while the top of the unit has indentations of the same size into which another unit of the same size would fit. Hope this made sense.
1133458
I am not sure. If the measurement for the 18 bottle unit is smaller and you have plenty of height for the smaller unit on top of the larger, then you should not have ny problems.
1133459
The bottom is flat, but the 18 would just sit on top of the 27, there is no locking mechanism to keep it in place. You should check the dimensions of both to make sure that one will fit on top of the other without overhang. Also, if you have this in a cabinet, you will need enough height between two shelves, or from the bottom of the cabinet to the first shelf depending on how and where you are storing it.
1133460
I dont see why not, as long as the width was the same or less. i'm guessing the 18 unit just has one less shelf than the 27? so i would think the width and depth would be the same only the height lless.
924673
Yes and no. It will sit upright and theoretically could hold 6 bottles, but as the bottles rest on the plastic cross bars/hinge with less stable (hinge) vs the wire with 2 area's of support front and back. When I tried it the bottles were tippy, but did stay in place. The hinge part has to be in the center of the bottle to maintain balance in the side up position. If you are using in a shallow cupboard for example, if the back of the bottle is even with the back of the rack in this position, the bottle will be to front heavy and slip out. Free standing or in a deep cupboard, should be OK.
1042531
I just moved so these are packed away at the moment. My best guess is that yes you can stack them by taking off the black plastic couplers and rearranging. Have I tried it? No. Also personally I would be worried about the stability of a single column of 4 wine bottles on its own. If they're enclosed on both sides then it probably would be fine.
359738
24 is a lot. I would say you would need two and then stack them, if your drawer is deep enough.
191336
Just 6. They easily stack. Love mine. Use it to keep wine stored under cabinet.
615015
The wooden shelves have slats from front to back, and will hold a 375 ml bottle. (I just put one in to try it.) The solid bottom of each zone of the unit holds three 750 ml bottles, so three, maybe four 375's would fit there.
243369
Not all shapes of bottles fit as evenly. I have to pop the rack above sometimes to get the fatter bottles in or put on the bottom under the last shelf. However most fit fine. Holds a lot for its size because of the tightness of the shelves. Have it 3 years and do not find it particularly annoying.
619186
Yes, the product is essentially two identical racks 30" tall that can be stacked as shown in the picture. You can of course place them side by side which coinsidentally, is how I've got mine set up too.From the product description "The dimensions are : Width = 31 1/4", Depth = 11"; Height = 60" (if you decide to make two racks that hold 60 bottles each, the height would then be 30")."
840892
I would say the height of each drawer is probably about 3 inches including the top compartment. They are all the same height. I'm not at home right now so I can't measure. Some bottles like liquid makeup wont be able to stand up. I just laid mine down. Since its 15 1/2" tall the top one might be a little taller.
2136600
It is a little short for the longer New Zeland type bottles which hit on the front glass. The wood racks take up too much room and will come out of their tracks and dump your bottles on the floor. If I had it to do over, I would not buy one that you had to move the trays in and out to get at the bottles. It will hold the eighteen bottles.
923500
With a variety of bottles, including a number of wider Pinot Noir ones, I was able to fit 20 bottles by removing 2 shelves to gain extra height. Removing the bottom one made the most sense, because it allowed me to avoid stacking bottles. I was happy that I also fit a bottle of champagne and a riesling, which I had feared would be too long.
1860420
It depends on how large your bottles are. I think level holds 10 of the larger bottles, but if you have the small bottles (the short/squat type) you can double that number because two will fit into the space of one large bottle.
1977539
I can fit shorter bottles (grand mariner, Hendrix gin etc ) on the 2 shelves above the drawer. I put my taller bottles like belvedere, grey goose etc on the very top shelf. All in all I am very happy with this product.
647642
The bottom drawers fit 5 bottles of wine each; a total of 10 bottles. The number of liquor bottles that will fit depends on the size and shape of the bottles you stock.
1288981
I don't know if you can stack more than 3 shelves safely although it appears as though it may be possible; maybe 6 bottles max, but you should position unit next to a cabinet/wall for maximum security.
2099120
Fully extended, it will hold 48 2" diameter bottles(16 per shelf staggered) or in a straight line 39 2" diameter bottles. Unextended, it will hold 21 (7 per shelf), or 27 staggered (9 per shelf)..If your cupboard is deep enough, of course, you can align your front tier on the cabinet's floor, so that the first row on the rack is actually the second tier. This would give you an extra row. If your bottles are the size I get from GFS, 2.5" wide, 3.75 deep, 8" tall, you would be able to have 5 per shelf , for a total of 15, or, extended, 9 per shelf for 27 total. However, as they are so tall, you would not be able to read the labels. And you may not have enough space to set a first row in front of the rack. Fully extended, it will hold 48 2" diameter bottles(16 per shelf staggered) or in a straight line 39 2" diameter bottles. Unextended, it will hold 21 (7 per shelf), or 27 staggered (9 per shelf)..If your cupboard is deep enough, of course, you can align your front tier on the cabinet's floor, so that the first row on the rack is actually the second tier. This would give you an extra row. If your bottles are the size I get from GFS, 2.5" wide, 3.75 deep, 8" tall, you would be able to have 5 per shelf , for a total of 15, or, extended, 9 per shelf for 27 total. However, as... » Read More Fully extended, it will hold 48 2" diameter bottles(16 per shelf staggered) or in a straight line 39 2" diameter bottles. Unextended, it will hold 21 (7 per shelf), or 27 staggered (9 per shelf)..If your cupboard is deep enough, of course, you can align your front tier on the cabinet's floor, so that the first row on the rack is actually the second tier. This would give you an extra row. If your bottles are the size I get from GFS, 2.5" wide, 3.75 deep, 8" tall, you would be able to have 5 per shelf , for a total of 15, or, extended, 9 per shelf for 27 total. However, as they are so tall, you would not be able to read the labels. And you may not have enough space to set a first row in front of the rack. « Show Less
1902303
No, they aren't meant to stack on top of each other. Would suggest you get the 4 or 5 shelf unit if you need one with more shelves.