Are they sturdy enough to support several tiered cakes?
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Yes, they are very sturdy and can support multi-tiered cakes, including cakes covered in fondant.
331825
They are very resistant've used multiple times with cakes of various tires, until now I have no complaints I'm happy with what I bought
331826
Yes they are very sturdy, my wife has actually used them for several weddings and is very happy with the set.
1894835
Sara,Each tier sort of interlocks into a platter. But they are not really locked in, but very sturdy. It is nice because you have the option to use as many or few as you like. I put pine cones in the tiers for decoration, but on another occasion turned the "tier" upside down and used it for a chocolate dip. Just like Michelle M said, this makes it versatile. It is very sturdy as well once you get it set up.
1081456
It is a very sturdy rack, provided you use all four supports. With just two supports, I do not think it would hold heavy cakes.
873002
Definitely not. The largest cake i will use it for is a standard 8 or 9 inch on top with cupcakes below it. I also only use 3 or 4 tiers at the most bc its not stable with 5 or 6 tiers. Price wise it is a good deal with what i use it for. I would go with one of the more expensive displays for a wedding cake.
2192993
Sorry I am not sure I do not use it to support more than eggs and veggies inside my trolly. It seems fairly sturdy I would think it would hold some heavy 3 ring binders.
804220
Yes and it's very sturdy. I just found it the perfect solution for my cake supplies.
2203853
I bought two Utenlid 4-tier stacked party last November and up until now, it's still okay. I think it just need proper handling and care to make it last longer. It is sturdy enough to carry cupcakes and canapes. When it comes to product guarantee - you have to ask the seller or distributor. The price is very reasonable..
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I've been unable to find anywhere that specifies a specific weight, but i can say from having them that they are not flimsy. I would put a five tier cake on the 18" or 22" base without question. Hope that helps!
430779
They are very sturdy. I use them all the time in my shop for cookie dough. I now have two sets.
2115890
Yes they are strong! I have 6 pots and pans hanging from one steel rail. Love them!
286665
These cake stands are VERY strong. I used the third largest one for a five tier cake. Definitely holds up!
1318304
I have them stacked 3 high. They are plenty strong enough to support one on top of the other!!
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Perhaps it can be done if you put the biggest plates nearest the bottom for weight. And only if connected securely and only layering cupcakes which don't have a lot of weight. Can you do a test run before the event to be sure? If too weak, someone is liable to bump the table or rush past the tiers and they will not be steady. The higher you go, the weaker it becomes...
2155434
They seem sturdy enough, but currently I have them stacked on separate shelves, so I can't be absolutely certain!
1365758
It's fairly sturdy. I had a pretty heavy 2 tier cake on it and it seemed fine however I don't think I would put a 3 tier on it. My cake was pretty dense though.
986998
Yes but I use additional support for the center of the cake stand. I just use blocks of wood.
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They don't interlock in any way so they are not completely stable...but they are also not curved so they can stack. I would say it depends on where you put them and how much activity is around them. I stack the two smaller ones together and they do fine. They are not in a high traffic area and I only use them for baking (so like once a month or so).