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How do I stack "Boltless" Shelving?

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I have shelving units that are "Boltless" I think they're called, anyway they have legs about 3 feet tall with areas where the shelving braces can slide in with built in bolts...I need to doubble the seize, but I can't find a way to do it...Do you know how?

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  1. Bolt-less shelves with bolts?  Hmm.

    Double size in height:

    Usually there are adapters that slide around the legs like collars, allowing the legs to stack without sliding off one another.

    Double in width:

    Try staggering the shelving, (almost like a brick pattern) so that the middle set of legs is shared between both sides of the shelf.

    Hope that helped, you might add some better details...

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