Can this be used as a seperating rack for double stacking pints??
1367232
Absloutely! I use it all the time.Have PC'd as many as 17 or 18 pts.You'll have to experiment on adjusting its position on top of the 9 or 10 (depends on mfg) pts on the bottom.Good luck; hards times a-comin'.
34587
Yes; however, there won't be much room for items on either rack. Pizza or some other thin items would be fine, using convection of course.
467884
There is no hardware included that would allow stacking. However, I suppose if you wanted to remove the endcaps and insert appropriately sized wooden dowels or some other suitable connectors, they could be easily stacked.The responder who spoke of *pegs* must be referring to another product because this item has no pegs and is exceedingly strong. I've had mine for several months; it carries a can opener and blender with no problem whatsoever, and would easily handle much more weight.
1502371
yes I use pint and 1/2 pt jars in it. I do not stack them as I do not have the tray to do multiple levels
2023823
It seems like this rack SHOULD be stackable. In fact, I bought two just for that purpose. There are pegs on the bottom, or the top depending on your assembly. However, there are no holes to fit the second set of pegs into. Looks like there are other versions that sport the pegs AND the holes...
2081759
Never tired, but I don't know why you couldn't. I've used pints, half pints and quarts. Supposed to be able to stack the pint jars but I've not tried that either.
1334745
I wouldn't see why not. I had to reverse the bikes on the rack to get the lay side by side. It is a nice sturdy rack
701641
I would suggest you confirm it can handle the weight of your stack. If it can, the feet of the bottom unit should be able to be secured in the holes in the corner bracket. Keep in mind, however, that this only has two wheels that swivel so it is going to turn on a dime. It will need some maneuvering room. Otherwise, it should work just fine in my opinion.
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.
607533
I think it would work great. The pins that the spools go over are completely adjustable. There are holes that they snap into and you can space them how ever you want. The pins Are about 3". My rack is nearly full and I'll be getting another one of these
27077
Yes it will work fine for that. Any server that spans the width of the rack works.
494189
yes, you could use this. It would be more secure if you had a rack in front. if attaching to only the sides you need to make sure fastened tightly so as not to blow up.
2276408
No, the rack is not designed to stack one on top of the other. Because of the meats thickness, and because you would not be able to turn the kabob skewers.
1782902
In theory yes. But I the rack had no instructions and is really light weight consruction with very thin aluminum and plastic. I used it once and then gave it away.
395416
I successfully used it with half pints, just make sure there are Anouilh to prop each other up.
759505
I wouldn't recommend it, but you probably could if the unit was secured to a wall. This wine rack is meant as a stand alone piece, there are many others for sale that are built to be stackable
859163
Luckily for you, I don't think so. This rack was a waste of money for me. Good luck