can you use them vertically? I really would like to know if the bottom side is the same material as the other sides.
400622
same stuff all around. Sides and middle are not inset into top and bottom and I don't believe will hold much weight.
400623
I use mine vertically - have the top half packed full of records and only a handful on bottom and its held just fine. Go for it!
400624
I would think you could use them vertically. It is the same material on each part.
1284024
I believe it would be fine to mount it vertically. mine is horizontal, but I don't see anything that would prevent or prohibit from vertical.
750289
No. They are pretty flat. Because they aren't tapered, they don't stack perfectly in case that matters to you.
1924809
Hi Michelle, maybe at the bottom an inch or two on each side but not much more. The top is not flexible, so you'd be looking at the sides not being vertical.
1483529
No. You could use the bottom tiers and unscrew the top ones, but the legs are attached to the bottom tier.
944710
I don't think so. These three galvanized boards are about 1/2" or more thick. You could stack them vertically.
2051877
Yes. I did this with my bike. Only 1 will fit vertically. See Pic.We called the manufacture and they said yes, too.
2191407
Yes. Just flip them upside down to make a horizontal platform. Hope this helps.
2231811
I really don't understand why you would want to do this as alot of items would fall out . I see the website states "*Use on pegboard, slatwall, or a counter*Comes with 2 metal U-hooksI wouldn't dream of using this vertically but you may be happy with it.
130266
Just bought these the other week. Looks like vertical is the only way they will work.
1848535
You can have them on top or bottom. Just turn them around and screw it to opposite side.
1878051
I would say that you could use this vertically, however tea bags are lumpy so I imagine they could fall out potentially.
111772
Appears you could. The tops should sit flush. Legs do not seem to be our further than the top. If I recall properly, think someone mentioned using two side by side when I did my research. It is a very nice unit. Hope they work for you.
9351
No, or no unless you can secure both to a wall. You could I suppose turn them on their sides and stack them. Upright thay are quite high. Decent inexpensive rack.
664992
Not very well. The sides are curved, so they are clearly designed to stand vertically.
1577230
No. The only overhang is on the front. So you could put them side to side without issue I believe.
637795
Yes! I have two and they are extremely easy to stack vertically, you just pop in the bottom feet of one into the other. They're also really sturdy and feel well-made.