A strange question....I want to use this for all my kids birthdays with some minor changes. Can I use the top tier to hold the Wilton Giant cupcake?
1499640
Have not tried it but you should be able to. Not sure how big the cupcake is. I think you would still need to put the other tiers together. I think it can either be two or three tiers.
1499641
Yes. I bought this and used the top tier for a giant baseball. Worked great!
1499642
To be honest I purchased this for a family member. I inquired and she told me yes, the top tier will hold the Giant Cupcake. If you you are using the top tier as a stand alone, be sure its on a stable flat surface. If you use it attached to the bottom, be sure the prongs are snapped in properly and secure. I hope this helps.
1499643
I agree with the others this is a fairly sturdy stand and can hold a decent amount of weight without collapsing or tipping over.
1499644
I don't think it is that big. But it will hold a couple of big cupcakes from like Gigi's. also it only holds lollipop sticks.
1499645
Yes this is built well it could hold a cake with no problem. They have pretty thick braces underneath. They don't show them but they will hold up. Enjoy your party.
901006
I put 40 mini cupcakes in the bottom 2 tiers with spaces and a 6 inch square cake on the 2nd tier. The 2 tiers that i didnt use could probably hold 30 more mini cupcakes. I haven't used it to hold regular cupcakes yet.
2182184
I really don't know, I did full size cupcakes, mini ones it would hold a ton!
1193656
Yes but know that the spot to hold the cupcake in the box is set to hold a regular size cupcake. Maybe you could fit more than one.
1469778
It holds regular size cupcakes. We used it at a baby shower and it worked out great! It might not work for oversize cupcakes. The space between tiers is about 2 3/4 inches.
256147
I bought the 3 tier, but i couldnt use it! it wouldnt stay together i tried to superglue it but it just mad a huge ugly mess. i woulndt recommend it, luckily my cake baker brought a really nice one for me to use!! good luck
854010
I believe you could. place cake on bottom first unassembled then insert tube in center to put on next level tier. You would have the plastic tube attached and going through the middle of the cake but it would work. You would cut the cake carefully to make sure other items on next tier above don't fall off. Because the parts are detachable you could place cake with hole ( such as a bundt on it.) Heaviest item of course on bottom. This is an acrylic which is a light plastic but I love it. I place tape over the insert middle tube peices and decorate with whatever theme I choose. Valentines hearts, plastic halloween skeletons, dice for bunco night, etc. I believe you could. place cake on bottom first unassembled then insert tube in center to put on next level tier. You would have the plastic tube attached and going through the middle of the cake but it would work. You would cut the cake carefully to make sure other items on next tier above don't fall off. Because the parts are detachable you could place cake with hole ( such as a bundt on it.) Heaviest item of course on bottom. This is an acrylic which is a light plastic but I love it. I place tape over the insert middle tube peices and decorate with whatever theme I choose. Valentines... » Read More I believe you could. place cake on bottom first unassembled then insert tube in center to put on next level tier. You would have the plastic tube attached and going through the middle of the cake but it would work. You would cut the cake carefully to make sure other items on next tier above don't fall off. Because the parts are detachable you could place cake with hole ( such as a bundt on it.) Heaviest item of course on bottom. This is an acrylic which is a light plastic but I love it. I place tape over the insert middle tube peices and decorate with whatever theme I choose. Valentines hearts, plastic halloween skeletons, dice for bunco night, etc. « Show Less
1193657
No this is best for regular sized. Although I'm sure you can get creative to fill the gap at the bottom by supporting the cupcake on tissue paper!
1834005
This tier cupcake stand was an excellent purchase for me. I used the full size cupcakes which held about twelve however there was still room to place about two more on the tier. I'm guessing the tier stand should be able to hold about twenty five or so mini cupcakes (depending on the size). Hope this helped.
1420181
It will definitely hold cupcakes. The metal is fairly thin. A comparison would be a little heavier than the aluminum foil containers that are in grocery stores. It is an attractive plate though I do not feel it will last long if you are looking for quality.
455787
I personally haven't used them for the bigger cupcakes or muffins. But the base is large enough to hold a bigger muffin or cupcake. I think I would use for bigger stuff if I had the bigger tins to make them. I hope this answer is helpful to you. :O)
1310772
No, it is only for mini cupcakes. There is,however, a larger one that fits jumbo size cupcakes.
1907371
Yes, you would have no issues at all standing a cake topper on the top tier. Thanks!
1459099
As a the 3 tier shown in the photo, it would serve 4. Each layer is a separate pan, which gives you the freedom to add layers if desired. The top pan is only 2"x2". That's about the size of a cupcake. The 2nd pan is 3"x2", but I would still only call this a single serving. The bottom, being 4"x2" could be split to make 2 servings.
1851718
No I don't think this will hold larger cupcakes, just regular size. It has a very snug fit on the base of regular cupcakes (although I wish the circles came up higher to keep them a bit steadier!).
341814
Of course! Though, if the top tier is not being used there will still be a round connector notch in the top center of the 3rd tier. However, if using it for cupcakes, just place them all around, and no one would even notice. If an 8" cake is to be used on top, just remember the notch is there when cutting! :)
758779
It holds standard size cupcakes. Space between the layers is just enough for a standard frosted cupcake. There would not be room for picks, upright decorations, or extra high frosting. The top tier is 8 inches diameter and held a wedding topper size cake nicely.