Would standard 10.5" dinner plates fit on these shelves? Is it sturdy enough to hold and display heavy stacks of dishes?
337049
No it cannot hold anything heavy. Even with light weight display objects it must be screwed into the wall.
337050
Yes, my 10.5" dinner plate fits on the shelf. No, I would not display heavy stacks of anything breakable - well, maybe 6 plates could stack only on the very bottom shelf. I have two Kings and I place heavier items on the bottom two shelves for furniture stability. Light weight items go on the upper shelves. What fits perfectly are the canvas 'folds flat' 10" square by 9.5" high storage bins (about $5 from Walmart). Alternate the storage bins with books/baskets on the other shelves.
1389180
My portmeirion dinner plates can fit stacked up but it's tight. I have to twist them sideways to get them in, then they lay almost flat in the cubbyholes below. They stick out just a bit in the upper shelf.
1003553
Mine holds a large assortment of dishes in the spare closet. I'm sure one of the shelves is holding around 50lbs with no issues. It's screwed directly into the studs, where it can be and the others are toggle bolts, I've had no issues. I would not attempt 100 lbs on this shelving unless every single support was screwed into a stud. (and then I'd still be leery)
766359
They will hold books. Our shelf was the standard thickness 3/4" and they fit tightly on there so they are pretty sturdy. We were pleasantly surprised with them and ordered more for our other closets. Hope this info helps!
147713
You can fit up to 12",but it might be a little snug and it may not be able to hold as many. I have had no problems with getting a whole pile for 10" plates in there.
891519
The plates I have on it are 10 inch and they seem well supported. Because they are round not square as shown in the pic I have the organize about 1/4 inch from the back of my cabinet. Hope this helps
1420075
probably not because it would not hold my square plates either. I know it will hold a dinner plate that is 10".
1943172
This caddy easily holds my 10" plates and I think it would very easily accommodate 12" plates. I love it!! Just checked my china plates which are about 12" and it works great. Goes perfectly with any decor.
286566
I find them very sturdy. I think they would probably hold the baking dishes with no problem. I have used them to extend the shelving space on the top shelf of my older kitchen cabinets.
1484433
I think it would be sturdy, the shelves are slats - not a solid piece of wood. It would look ok.
1670909
Storage area is small. I don't think dinner plate would fit but maybe teacup and saucer. It's long but not deep
378428
I have this shelf in my kitchen with cooking, gardening, and nutritional books which weight more than 10 lbs. per shelf. I believe it will be OK.
286564
Yes I think they are sturdy enough to stack up to 3 or 4 shelves and hold glassware or pots on them. I put stacks of fairly heavy dishes on them and have no problems.Mine came with connectors for combining the levels, so it's very stable.
1985627
My square dishes fit well on this rack. The slats have 3/8 inch between them. Both small and large plates stay in place.
1389179
No it will not fit dinner plates - the top shelve is not deep enough for dinner plates. The bottom shelves, though deep enough, is partially angled.
463390
It will probably hold the weight of medium weight dishes, but the space between shelves & the size of the shelf might waste a lot of room. My granddaughter has hers packed with books, etc.
1606523
The wheels themselves are 5 inches wides/high, believe it or not, and they are extremely sturdy and heavy for their size. I, too, have another set of shelving with 3" wheels, but they don't look like the one in the picture (they don't have the 'on'/ 'off' tab like the 5" wheels). You will probably like these a lot, especially that you're planning to put heavy things on the shelves. Try to get free shipping, because they weigh a ton.