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Correct way to store/stack laptops?

We just took in about 40-50 laptops from our user base.  Most are old and some may or may not ever be deployed again.  What is the correct way to store these short term?  We have them on carts stacked on top of each other currently.    Is that ok, or should they be turned on their side and stacked like books on a shelf?    Thanks-
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True. Use a piece of thick cardboard in between and that should alleviate that effect by allowing feet to make an indent in the cardboard.
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Thanks- kept them stacked no higher than 5.  Appreciate the input from all.