How many 12 inch plates can be stored vertically on a plate rack?
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this is a sideboard which I bought and made a bathroom vanity out of it. I'm not sure how many plates can be stored in or on it.
365487
I would think so. I have 8, 10 1/2" round plates and one 10" square plate in the box with room to spare.
1376007
Unfortunately a 12 inch plate will not fit. I tried a 101/2 inch plate and it did not fit either. The cabinet is very narrow however it is very well made.
1392297
This is a gift for my mom for Christmas; so I don't have access to it to know for sure. I guess you could display plates on it. I believe it would be too small for 2 plates and will have room to spare with 1 plate.
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The rack is even with the bumper. The vertical post is about 1.5 to 2 feet tall. I think it would work for you.
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While I have 4 stacked and 2 stacked, the stacks are very, very stable. The engineering and build of these kits is very precise and tight when assembled. In my opinion, if the base of your site for the rack is truly flat, a six-tier rack will be secure and stable. I love these racks... They make Chinese manufacturers look good!
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Wish I could say, but my plates are only 11" wide. I think there might be enough space for 11-1/2" but not sure about 12" will fit.
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There are 6 slots that are quite wide, so you could put up to a dozen plates in (2 in each slot) if they were facing opposite ways.
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Approx. 301mm long x 260mm wide. Holds ten plates easily, twelve at a pinch
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You could put plates in one on the floor, but I would question the appropriateness of stacking with that much weight. I use the for records--the old-fashioned kind with music on them. They are q2uite heavy, but I don't--and can't--stack them.
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Sorry, I may have messed up my answer, but the rack holds both regular and Olympic plates.
974298
I don't have any 12" plates, but tried an 11" one. I wouldn't put my plates in this because the space between the dividers is too wide and the bottom wires are close enough together that I would be afraid the plates would roll out. My pizza pan stays in, but that is because it is wedged between other pans. I hope this answers your question.
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This is not easy to explain. The spaces between the dividers are about 2 1/2" so a platter or dish that was 2 1/2" deep would slide in, and these three spaces make the 8 1/2" measurement. The 10" is the length of each space, so a plate that was 10" in diameter would fit without hanging out either side, though you will not use this for such a small dish. This is a heavy rack that holds deep and wide items sturdily. If that description is not clear, ask again.
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Well I have 42 ceramic plates on the top. 15 small ceramic plates in the middle rack. Its strong. I have another one with canned tomato on top. They are sturdy
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My experience is that 11" is ok but the thickness of a stoneware plate can cause it to lean forward & be somewhat unstable. This rack is more sturdy which is good but just be aware of that possible issue. Good luck!
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.
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It Depends on the width of your plates, because there are some that vary. There is 39 inches of total space on the 3 weight pegs to put plates.