Can you stack large baskets or does one have to be the smaller size?
754300
they are stackable and have 2 screws in the back legs that hold them together
754301
I have mine under the bathroom sink and have a medium size plastic basket on it. I believe you could buy 2 of these and stack them on top of each other. This item is nice and heavy (it has not slid out of place at all) & the draw glides in and out with minimal effort; I was pleasantly surprised at the size and quality of this item.
754302
Hi Scribbler - yes you can. You might notice that the top frame is mesh that extends just past the four legs of the frame so the legs will very nicely fit within the lip of the top frame. Additionally, the back to legs have tabs with a pre-drilled hole. The two included self-tapping screws will allow you to fasten the bottom frame to your cabinet - and the top frame to the mesh of the basket frame it will sit on. You can continue to stack these 3 or four high. Do keep in mind that what you put in the basket cannot be too tall - otherwise it will hit the top frame. The roller glides are really nice. I'm very happy with our two-pair (large and small) we bought. Hope this helps.
754303
Hi Scribbler - yes you can. You might notice that the top frame is mesh that extends just past the four legs of the frame so the legs will very nicely fit within the lip of the top frame. Additionally, the back to legs have tabs with a pre-drilled hole. The two included self-tapping screws will allow you to fasten the bottom frame to your cabinet - and the top frame to the mesh of the basket frame it will sit on. You can continue to stack these 3 or four high. Do keep in mind that what you put in the basket cannot be too tall - otherwise it will hit the top frame. The roller glides are really nice. I'm very happy with our two-pair (large and small) we bought. Hope this helps. Hi Scribbler - yes you can. You might notice that the top frame is mesh that extends just past the four legs of the frame so the legs will very nicely fit within the lip of the top frame. Additionally, the back to legs have tabs with a pre-drilled hole. The two included self-tapping screws will allow you to fasten the bottom frame to your cabinet - and the top frame to the mesh of the basket frame it will sit on. You can continue to stack these 3 or four high. Do keep in mind that what you put in the basket cannot be too tall - otherwise it will hit the top frame. The roller glides are... » Read More Hi Scribbler - yes you can. You might notice that the top frame is mesh that extends just past the four legs of the frame so the legs will very nicely fit within the lip of the top frame. Additionally, the back to legs have tabs with a pre-drilled hole. The two included self-tapping screws will allow you to fasten the bottom frame to your cabinet - and the top frame to the mesh of the basket frame it will sit on. You can continue to stack these 3 or four high. Do keep in mind that what you put in the basket cannot be too tall - otherwise it will hit the top frame. The roller glides are really nice. I'm very happy with our two-pair (large and small) we bought. Hope this helps. « Show Less
985984
Sort of - it has two positions that the shelf can go to using those pegs you see in virtually everything of this nature. I don't think the baskets would fit if you lowered the shelf, though that's personal preference to use them. I'm not so it wouldn't have mattered to me.
524264
Yes - there are two products: a "large" basket that I used on the bottom which has a closed top that allows for stacking. Then I bought the "medium" basket to put on top of the large. I got a great result used this way-it is very stable and is sliding well (used it for about 1 month now).
1137712
If it were the same size I think you could. Your basket would have to have holes to keep the safety cage on top of it with the closures.
385256
Yes, you can. They don't sit in each other completely but they do stack for storage.
2023087
I wouldn't stack them at all unless you put them on custom shelves or boards between them. The metal corners are rounded, not conducive to stacking.
65654
My baskets are 1 cubic foot each, i.e., 1ft L x 1ft D x 1ft H. The shelf can't handle much more.
1900510
It's actually made for the storage baskets...the stands are one piece so not stackable.
616030
The bottom basket is not longer than the top basket. Hope this response helps.
1534501
There is no provision for stacking them. They would probably be a bit unstable if you stacked them. A handy person could probably do it, but I would not recommend it!
1213006
I have one it seems they could stack but the bottom base is pretty big. So I think if you buy more than one it's better to space them apart.
1316905
I don't know but the shelves can be placed wherever you need them. If you contact the manufacturer and can't get more shelves, I would try improvising with narrow plastic baskets for your small, lightweight items.
524266
I ordered 2 medium size baskets and was disappointed that they don't come with the top piece for stacking. It suddenly occurred to me to find one of my thin metal cookie sheets to use for stacking. It worked perfectly!
1477067
Yes. I will tell you that if I had it to do all over again, I would not order these baskets. The ones I got are too brittle. There are better baskets out there.
1258659
Yes the top is wider than the bottom which would allow you to stack several together.
1664593
It should work fine. I don't have baskets but my bike is a big commuter bike with large bars & built in rear book rack. There is plenty of room.
790255
I suppose you can hang them if you have "S" hooks and chain. I love love these baskets - good quality..