Can two units be stacked on top of each other (maybe without using the legs)?
1432845
No. I have two of these (and they are wonderful), but they can't be safely stacked. They do look nice side-by-side.
1432846
There are no legs. What you're seeing are not legs and are not removable. This unit was definitely not made to be stacked. Very very heavy, especially on the bottom side. If it were fall over because stacked, it could really hurt someone.
322726
yes, easily, they are very solid and should be no problem if each unit is secured to the wall separately, they don't have a built-in mechanism otherwise to secure them on top of each other. hope that helps.
1469060
Two units stack together should not be a problem....but they are narrow, so be cautious
330032
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.
961839
You can always put anything sode by side, but if you're asking if they attach like one unit, then if say no. The feet on a good surface won't move so they could be used together, I suppose.
1116851
Yes, you could stack them, but I don't recommend it. They would not stack securely enough for my comfort.
142218
Sorry, we haven't tried stacking. I'm not sure I would want to. This unit looks really nice but isn't as handy or as durable as I would have liked it to be.It's one of the very few items I've bought from Amazon and found rather disappointing.
1382925
You could stack them but there is no way to connect them together,so I wouldn't do it. I am not sure what you mean by making it an inch taller.
742048
Technically, you could "stack" them on each other but they probably just two, otherwise they would fall. Hope that helps!
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.
925496
I think not, as the tip of the unit is a bit wider than the sides...like a table top. I think it could be stacked, however, although i have not tried that. It would work well as two units side by side really.
626649
They are not made to stack and I do not think they would be very sturdy stacked. The legs are not big and it would be tricky for them to sit on top of each other!
1780332
You could set one on top of the other but it would make more sense to just assemble them together. If you set one on top of the other you'd have a space between the two of about one and a half inches that would be pretty much useless. The way that you assemble them you would be able to make the two of them one unit, they do assemble very easily.Hope this makes sense, and helps! Good luck!
1706914
Yes they can. We bought 4 2-bin units and 4 shelve configuration version of the units. They are stacked on each other perfectly side by side. They even includes screws with clips to hold them together from falling.
1819698
I don't believe these are meant to be stacked. The shelves and top are given load limits as shown in the manual. Hope this helps.
75553
It's been a while since I assembled mine, but from looking at it just now, I'd say it probably could be done as two separate units. You might have to figure out a way to cut the "legs" on the second unit a little to stabilize it, but I think it could work. No guarantees here, but those are my thoughts!
524519
yes you should be able to do that. each cube is almost 1 square foot so if you have your unit going two cubes side by side and 4 cubes going up then you could stack the six cubes 2 side by side and three going up on top (that would be about 7 feet tall). They do come with little wall mount brackets if you need to attach them to the wall for stabilizing or support. These are very sturdy and heavy so you would have no problems with stacking them.