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The principle of Peltier plate is "one side cold, one side hot".
So if you stack two plates, you've got your answer.
But how would you deal with the heat ?
Regards
Heat is a little like water in a bucket...to get rid of it you have to carry it away somehow. If you need something that is cold on all sides, heat is not getting carried away. The closest thing I can think of would be a heat pipe.
You can have a cold end of the heat pipe, which is cold all around it. Inside of the heat pipe you have a liquid/gas that is carrying the heat away to another radiating surface. At that 2nd radiating surface, you can mount your peletier cooler. Of course, the pelitier cooler will have a hot side when operating, but the other end of the heat pipe will be cold on all sides.
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