Are these units stackable?
764117
Yes, but you'd have to be careful to maintain the overall stability of the units. Don't go up too high, not too much weight.
764118
It does not appear so. While you could stack them, the top of the post is only around 1/8" above the level of the top surface, so there is nothing for the next level to "hold on to" and if jarred would probably come crashing down. That said, my printer weighs around 25 pounds and the unit is in a corner and rock steady - made of quite hard plastic and could probably support much more than I have on it. I put the scanner underneath on a small roller pad to bring out on the desktop when being used and pushed back in the corner when not being used. It freed up around 3 square feet of desk space. It does not appear so. While you could stack them, the top of the post is only around 1/8" above the level of the top surface, so there is nothing for the next level to "hold on to" and if jarred would probably come crashing down. That said, my printer weighs around 25 pounds and the unit is in a corner and rock steady - made of quite hard plastic and could probably support much more than I have on it. I put the scanner underneath on a small roller pad to bring out on the desktop when being used and pushed back in the corner when not being used. It freed up around 3 square... » Read More It does not appear so. While you could stack them, the top of the post is only around 1/8" above the level of the top surface, so there is nothing for the next level to "hold on to" and if jarred would probably come crashing down. That said, my printer weighs around 25 pounds and the unit is in a corner and rock steady - made of quite hard plastic and could probably support much more than I have on it. I put the scanner underneath on a small roller pad to bring out on the desktop when being used and pushed back in the corner when not being used. It freed up around 3 square feet of desk space. « Show Less
764119
Yes, this monitor stand is stackable. On the top of the unit, at each of the four corners are caps that if removed allow you to insert more of the blocks that come with the monitor stand. The monitor stands are designed in such a way that stacking several monitor stands on top of each other is easy to do and keeps the overall stand stable. So yes, you can stack this stand to make things a little taller or maybe even have a little shelf set up. If you do have a shelf set up with items on each level just watch the weight. Hope this helps answer your question.
764120
I just noticed the top parts come out, giving you a little more than half an inch to nest the next level, so, sorry, my former answer was wrong. They do appear to be stackable.
1755864
I don't think these are stackable. There is no mechanism that allows the top one to rest on top of the lower level. They would slide into each other.
69370
They can indeed stack, I have them stacked 4 high in my cabinet at this very moment. Nesting is a bit of a strong term though since they don't really sit down one in the other very much. Not like plastic storage ware would. Still, definitely stackable.
1657404
Yes they are stackable and they've held up to everyday use for 3 months now very well.
584762
You can stack them, but I wouldn't necessarily recommend it. I definitely wouldn't stack more than 1.
22850
Yes, you can stack them. I have three of them stacked. You can also buy a four shelf set on Amazon. I would have done that, but, I already had two.
594071
I guess they could be stackable, but you would have to anchor them to the wall somehow. I wouldn't trust them to just sit on on top of the other without some sort of support/anchor. Mine did come with screws to drill it into the wall, but I didn't use them (and they aren't stacked.)
210112
Probably not. Maybe two would work if you screw them together and maybe screw them to the wall. We love our unit, but it stands alone with no stacking.
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!
1078790
Yes, they are sturdy enough to stack. However, there is no hardware included to "tie" them together. They would slide around if not mounted properly.
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.
218100
I think if you left off the wheels on the bottom, you could literally stack them, but no way to attach the two units, except for some packing tape or something. They would not lock into each other.
1347298
Yes they are stackable...I have wood pellets (for BBQ-ing)in them and have them stack three high.
306185
I would not advise stacking them due to the weight and height proportions. Two stacked would be too tall to be stable.
975647
Yes, they will nest together for stability. I have not attempted to stack them, so I don't know if that would be advisable.
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Hi Elaine,I like the unit, but I don't think they are sturdy enough to stack. Hope that helps.Anita
1458265
Sorry this took so long, don't get in to my email much. Yes, you can stack them. The top is a soft rubber like material, with a hard surface underneath, and the feet would fit inside the metal frame work. It will be tall, but if you have room, perfect to stack. Cheers