Does anyone know if you can put square dishes on this rack? Or is this only for regular circle dishes?
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.
1985628
We have 10" plates, 3/16 thick. The horizontal support piece across the back side of the top part of the rack prevented the plates from nesting deep enough to be safely supported. If you place a square plate corner down into the rack, the next corner may fit above that cross support and work for you. Obviously the size of the dish will be a factor.
2172795
I can only say it is square. Our old double sink had rounded corners ,so I had to square off corners. Easy to do with laminate, not so easy with granite
411399
The silverware section of this dish rack is a little more open than some that I have seen on the market, but I have not had a problem with the silverware slipping out. I love my dish rack and would recommend it.
1147034
have not tried them but they may be to long. I used snow cones cups but you would have to make the rack sit higher if they are to long.I would tape some styrofom to the legs. Just and idea it really looks cute when you have cups or cones filled with treats.
2268932
sure Karen ~ I have two of these and I have used mine for large dinner plates that are difficult to retrieve when stacked, for cutting boards and as you asked, for platters. These dish racks are pretty sturdy so I think unless your platters are huge and extremely heavy you should be good!
198880
The Augusta Black Horizontal Plate rack holds 4 small plates. There is not enough room for large plates. Look at the holders at the bottom of the picture. You can count 8 holders.
661472
Yes the dishes can be put underneath from either side. Obviously, each slot only holds one so you would have four underneath coming in from both sides for one half and four underneath coming from both sides on the other half. Enjoy
1467299
Actually, measuring my product I find the following: * The knife rack is 6-3/4 inches above the base. The silverware each has a curved top, arcing from 5-1/2 inches at the sides to 6 inches high in the center. Could the higher measurement you cite be due to measuring height above the counter with the drainer in place?) * The other side of the rach is 5-3/8 inches high * The real problem with heights come at the curved openings on either end of the dish rack. These are only 1-1/2 inches high (2-3/8 inches high with the plate rack in place). This allows some dishes and bowls and pans to fall out of the rack if one is not careful. In addition, there are only two holders for glasses. These do not hold the glasses tightly, and glasses which are not on the glass holders take much longer to dry. Basically, I would not recommend purchasing this dish rack.
1886837
Yes - each cube or whole or shelf is a SQUARE. Four equal sides. I have seen this shelf on the short or long sides. And the extra storage cubes work great either way.
1254292
Not a lot; maybe 4-6 or so, but it generally holds more than you think if you "stack" the items, because it is deeper than the typical dish rack. If you are just using it as secondary to your dishwasher (so just to hold plastics, pots, etc.) and you have a small household, this should work fine. If more for primary usage and/or household is larger, you might want to consider next size up.
1299404
Yes. But only the reg size ones. Bc the rack stands low and since the sugar cones bottoms come to a point, the bigger sugar cones might tip over. Ive tried having larger sugar cones, but iv had to tweek it by placing the sides on books in ea sides. It'll work! It did for me, I ended up buying another one and make cupcake ice creams all the time.
1420075
probably not because it would not hold my square plates either. I know it will hold a dinner plate that is 10".
1406509
I'm not sure but it's possible. I use mine to wrangle plastic lids and some of those lids are square. It works great for plastic lids!
365489
I stored very large stoneware plates. Square plates would fit just double check the dimensions of this container.
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
1570097
Hi, I decided to look further at my rack after Reading the other responses. The other posters are right. I see that several of my dividers have popped out from the weight of my cookie sheets. So I think they're probably right it would not be a good idea.
1224931
This is made for the oblong slimline five dishes-don't know if it would work with the older round dishes or not.