how much flatware holds?
1565324
I returned this one because it did not hold 108 piece set. But, it was really nice.
1565325
place settings for 12-you can tell by the knives on the top, then 2 sizes of spoons, 2 sizes forks, then butter knives, maybe, or whatever you need. I have 12 large forks in two slots, 12 small forks in 2 slots, ditto spoons-you can see there are 9 slots total , so that leaves 1 slot extra
1565326
We think it will hold 12 place settings. We put 8 place settings in the box and had some more room.
962785
I think the package says 5. Don't know I'd put that much in it, but it holds a lot. We use foe dishes and such, and it works well (for the money).
1135464
Not sure exactly, but it's not light - all the flatware is solid and heavy, except the butter knives which are hollow but still balanced. I'd say a couple pounds at least.
581410
Maybe about 20-30. I just counted how many I have and it holds about that much. It can probably hold more.
517868
I have about 90 in each side plus another 120 in the lower cabinet. So. About 300 overall. I think I need to list some on ebay!
208380
I gave it as a gift so I can't answer that, but it was a nice size looked like it could hold a lot.
2246228
If you are asking about the whole set, I really don't know. But the individual flatware pieces are nice and thick, not thin or cheap.
1156192
Can't tell you specifically but it holds a decent amount. Haven't had a problem fitting what I needed for parties. The napkin holder probably fits a package or 2 of party napkins. I'm really happy wih this product.
944365
Hi there - I have all the daily silverware I own in it. Each circle easily holds 20+ pieces unless you have really large flatware. The only downside is stuff does slip out the holes if that bugs you - it does me sometimes.
1661920
Not sure about ounces, but it holds plenty. Maybe about the size of 2 ramekins.
81409
I have no idea. I have the usual toiletry items a man uses on my shelf. However, I am confident that it could hold quite a bit more.
2139209
Holds about 90 rings. I don't wear post style earrings but holder doesn't fold out. Sometimes I have trouble getting wire earrings out
33380
Read the description of the flatware for an answer to your first question. I am no expert on flatware. This is my first purchase. The dinner fork and knife are approximately nine inches In length. Of course the fork is curved so the measurement may not be exact.
2262329
I have not had a balancing problem with my flatware. They have maintained their integrity
1383571
it will actually hold about 12" worth of pans: 6 - 2" pans, 3 - 4" pans, or 2 - 6" pans
1788968
Depending on what type of flatware you are going to use. I think 6 to 10 pieces.
2212473
I gave my 15" away as a gift so I can't answer about that size. I also have their 19" case so this answer applies to that one. The manufacturer has tried to keep the flatware in place by having a velvet "lip" that extends over the handles from each side, but if numerous pieces fill that slot, this doesn't help. I believe tipping the case to either side won't dislodge the flatware, but they will not stay in place if the case is placed upside down. Of course the knives are held better and will probably stay put no matter how the case is tipped. Incidentally, these cases are really nice. I gave my 15" away as a gift so I can't answer about that size. I also have their 19" case so this answer applies to that one. The manufacturer has tried to keep the flatware in place by having a velvet "lip" that extends over the handles from each side, but if numerous pieces fill that slot, this doesn't help. I believe tipping the case to either side won't dislodge the flatware, but they will not stay in place if the case is placed upside down. Of course the knives are held better and will probably stay put no matter how the case is tipped. Incidentally, these cases... » Read More I gave my 15" away as a gift so I can't answer about that size. I also have their 19" case so this answer applies to that one. The manufacturer has tried to keep the flatware in place by having a velvet "lip" that extends over the handles from each side, but if numerous pieces fill that slot, this doesn't help. I believe tipping the case to either side won't dislodge the flatware, but they will not stay in place if the case is placed upside down. Of course the knives are held better and will probably stay put no matter how the case is tipped. Incidentally, these cases are really nice. « Show Less