Could two of these be stacked ? would it sit correctly?
12 years ago
I need 35-36 inch wide x 60 inch tall book case or cabinet for under my wall hung tv in bedroom, 13-15 deep and cant find anything for sale. so thought perhaps stacking two of these 30inch high bookcases would work. we could brace the back where they meet for stability?
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