Hello! Would I be able to add additional tiers? say I get 2 of these and put the 34" and 34" together then stack the 30" inch with 30" etc.
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You can't with the way it comes right out the the box. Each tier has slots cut into it to hold the cross pieces below and above. Because each tier changes in height, the slots on the top of the tier won't match the cross pieces from a tier identical in size.However, I think it would be fairly simple to modify the slots to accommodate the cross pieces if you wanted to try it. Life Jeff said, I would also consider adjustments for stability. For example, out of the box, it has these toilet paper roll looking things to stabilize the bottom tier. You might want to consider adding more if you're using multiples of the larger tiers.Good Luck :) You can't with the way it comes right out the the box. Each tier has slots cut into it to hold the cross pieces below and above. Because each tier changes in height, the slots on the top of the tier won't match the cross pieces from a tier identical in size.However, I think it would be fairly simple to modify the slots to accommodate the cross pieces if you wanted to try it. Life Jeff said, I would also consider adjustments for stability. For example, out of the box, it has these toilet paper roll looking things to stabilize the bottom tier. You might want to consider adding... » Read More You can't with the way it comes right out the the box. Each tier has slots cut into it to hold the cross pieces below and above. Because each tier changes in height, the slots on the top of the tier won't match the cross pieces from a tier identical in size.However, I think it would be fairly simple to modify the slots to accommodate the cross pieces if you wanted to try it. Life Jeff said, I would also consider adjustments for stability. For example, out of the box, it has these toilet paper roll looking things to stabilize the bottom tier. You might want to consider adding more if you're using multiples of the larger tiers.Good Luck :) « Show Less
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No, the supports move in at each level. My husband "cheerily" adds.... even if you could, it would fall over.
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You can't with the way it comes right out the the box. Each tier has slots cut into it to hold the cross pieces below and above. Because each tier changes in height, the slots on the top of the tier won't match the cross pieces from a tier identical in size. However, I think it would be fairly simple to modify the slots to accommodate the cross pieces if you wanted to try it. Life Jeff said, I would also consider adjustments for stability. For example, out of the box, it has these toilet paper roll looking things to stabilize the bottom tier. You might want to consider adding more if you're using multiples of the larger tiers. Good Luck :)
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The tree is made of heavy guage cardboard and you may be able to pull this off however the layers are prepunched to go together in decending order and the additional height would most likely make the tree quite unstable. We simply placed additional cupcakes in a circular pattern around the bottom. Good luck if you decide to try adding layers and best wishes on your celebration.
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If I remember correctly, you should be able to do it. It may need some slight adjustments for stability, but I don't see why it would not work for you.
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Thanks much for your question. Additional shelves are not available for this item. Please, be advised.
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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.
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I haven't actually tried to stack them, but honestly, I don't see how you could, esp. if you wanted it to be stable. My answer to you is no.
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You are looking to stack two 3-shelf units? I don't think so, because the poles aren't long enough. Each pole is only long enough to support three shelves.
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Yes, you could add one of two more shelves. You would have to buy supports for the new shelves as the cabinet only has enough supports for the 3 that come with it. The holes are drilled, so you would have to go to home store for more supports.
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I just received two, hoping they would stack. No such luck. Although they do have a top shelf, it is not designed to fit with the bottom of another unit, so it's not possible to sit one on top of another. Too bad. A small design change would have allowed stacking.
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I had some guys put mine together for me so I don't have first hand knowledge of how easier or hard it was or if there were missing parts etc. They advertise that you can buy two and stack themin a staggered fashion I think. Not sure how they would fit together as I only bought one.
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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.
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I don't know if you could stack them. There are slots in the corner posts that hold the side boards. Two of the end posts are shorter, so you would have to modify that somehow. There are kits available with even heights.I do know that these work great adjacent to each other, or to other raised beds.
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I put a 4-tier on top of another 4-tier by taking off the top shelf of the bottom set. Then I used wooden pegs between the two (there's already holes drilled in the bottom of the legs). I used plastic cable ties to attached them to the wall for safety.
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You can use any number of tiers. This is very sturdy and roomy - one of my best purchases. The only problem would be hiding the protrusion where the other tiers should attach.
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I would think you could stack as many as you want, provided you have a flat base. I only have two sucked, but each one has the same alignment tabs at each foot.
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You can stack 2 identical kits on top of each other. The top tier would be 21 inches and the lower tier would be 14 inches
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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!
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You can put additional boxes on the top as long as they are not too heavy. i put a thin piece of plywood on top just to make sure. There is a metal grid which supports the top.
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Yes you can. I also had a space that was just a little too small so I left off the bottom legs and just used the first level as the base and stacked the second one on top. It worked perfectly.