Questions and Answers for Husky 55 Gallon Stackable Storage Bin in Black

A:  I bought six of them placing three stacked on one and three on the other against my garage wall and they stacked fine. I have various misc stuff in each bin with different weights in each. Make sure you have the top front side BOTTOMS fit into the bottom front side TOP grooves.

A:  I'm not sure why that is happening, I have 3 bins and recently moved and they still stay stacked neatly even when loaded OR practically empty.

A:  Check if the bottom bin is upside down. Each bin should have a raised lip on the bottom.

A:  I just bought 10 yesterday to store my floral business supplies and they stack perfectly! I would look and make sure you?ve aligned the bottoms correctly!

A:  Each been can hold 100 pounds and be stacked up. I have not had any problems stacking them up 6 high with about 100 pounds in each one

A:  I bought my mine in my nearest Homedepo store , I love it . Great for closet Organizacion clothing, I which that it will make in white color to match my closet

A:  I have not seen any in the store. There are notches on top so that they will interlock if you want to stack them.

A:  I rubber bungeed 4 of them, stacked, on an inexpensive dolly for moving it around

A:  Sterilte told me the same. I built a base for 12x12 drawers. Build a base for husky bins but use good wood not mdf and make sure you add a back too. Use good quality casters. I included a photo.

A:  Maybe you could screw one down to a furniture dolly and then stack or attach more together somehow. I may do it with the few I bought. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Anvil-800-lbs-Capacity-18-in-Wood-Furniture-Dolly-HDWD002/315649433

A:  Hello Justin & Thank you for your recent inquiry with The Home Depot. It would be possible to install wheels to this item, but that would compromise the structural integrity & weight capacity of the unit. It would void the warranty of the product as purchased. We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you in the future.

A:  You could use long wire ties to secure them together. They do have holes at the top that you could go from each other and secure in all four corners but it would have to be long wire ties may be 2-3 feet long which I know they make. The black nylon ones would even match the storage bins in color.

A:  Don't know of a way to secure them, and don't see a need to secure them. Just don't tip toward the front when removing items from the bins.

A:  My bottoms are tilted, not flat, but they work great. Provides a good look at what is inside the bin.

A:  I've had some success with just putting a flat piece of press-board in the bottom and stacking on that. Also, I find that stacking them three or four high and putting each stack on a four-wheel furniture dolly allows me to put all the rolling stacks in a corner most of the time and just wheel out what I'm looking for at a given time.

A:  We stacked them and then screwed them to the wall for support.

A:  I have the huskey bins as well and I have had no problem stacking 3 of them together,  even sometimes 4 and they have held very well.   Maybe you got an unlucky bin that's not as strong.   Milwaukee has some with lids that stack well 

A:  The picture makes it look less deep but the dimensions are correct.

A:  Yes, they are large and strong. Perfect bins for large items

A:  Not that I'm aware of.

A:  No but they are sturdiest bins ever made but if worried about dust these aren’t a good option for you. 

A:  Lids or clear doors would be nice.

A:  I do not know of an accessory. If you are concerned you can attach industrial Velcro to the base and corner shelves and attach them that way. At the three stack recommended height, they are fairly secure. I have two three-stacks in a play room and have never had a problem. I have a four-stack in a closet for linen storage. I tend to have more problems nesting them than keeping them stacked.

A:  We installed would strips on the wall and screwed them into the wood. They are super secure and hold all the weight I can put in them. I am a glass artist so I store glass and other supplies that are quite heavy in them. Works great!

A:  Construction grade screws, not sheetrock screws.

A:  I didn't put any nails or screws into mine.