Can I stack the thermaltake v21

[SirChaos]

I am trying to build two small (micro atx) computers. This is because I'll be sharing space with the other person and we would like to save as much space as possible. I was looking at a review on the thermaltake v21 and I tight it might be possible to stack the computers. You guys think this is possible? Thanks in advanced 

[Arcanekitten]

31 minutes ago, SirChaos said:

I am trying to build two small (micro atx) computers. This is because I'll be sharing space with the other person and we would like to save as much space as possible. I was looking at a review on the thermaltake v21 and I tight it might be possible to stack the computers. You guys think this is possible? Thanks in advanced 

why not ? just construction of the case seems solid with aluminum and it would even look nice if they are stacked since it would look symmetrical  

https://www.google.nl/search?q=thermal+take+v21&rlz=1C1ASRM_enNL616NL616&espv=2&biw=2560&bih=979&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjFmIqn1MLMAhXkJcAKHUu_BPsQ_AUIBigB#tbm=isch&q=thermal+take+v21+stacked&imgrc=G9a2qMi7IGREoM%3A

[TheRandomness]

The core X2 is stackable and mATX. 

[ThomasD]

They are not designed to be stacked, but since all four side panels are removable, I suppose it is possible.  The main issue that I see would be that the front panel has two rounded sides and two flat sides, and it is the flat side that holds the controls and USB ports.  So, if you wanted to stack flat to flat (which IMO would be visually better) then you will have to accept having the controls and such at the very top of the rig.  Otherwise the front will be a double bump.