will a standard foam plate fit in the long side?
299283
No I dont bieve it would. i have generic napkins in it and about an inch to spare on each end. my large paper plates not even near fitting into it. great for napkins though
299284
Don't think so. It will fit an 8 1/2 inch paper plate. The depth should be fine for foam but 8 1/2 inches is max taken with a Dixie Ultra paper plate.
299285
Well, I just tried a Solo paper plate and the plate is a bit too wide. Also, it's not very deep. If you're just looking for something to set the plates in, it should work, but if you're using it to carry them for a picnic or something, they would likely fall out.
299286
A 8.5" plate yes, but not anything larger. I think many large plates are labeled "dinner" plates which would not fit.
299287
A small foam plate will fit that long section is basically for paper tissues once u place tissues in there you will have little free space so that's why small size foam plate will be good. Medium I am not 100% sure , standard foam plate I do not think so. Hope this helps.
1282960
It fits a standard box, but requires a Decora wall plate. A standard toggle plate won't work.
1427272
Yes, I did the same thing and they fit fine. Some of my older boxes were misaligned and weren't completely flush but that's hardly a problem with this plate.
2268873
a seven inch plate would fit, but nothing bigger, unless they were very flexible.
1764025
My plates are 11 inches in diameter, and it looks like another 1/2 inch of diameter would also fit. I think a plate 12 inches in diameter might not fit.
1888934
It probably could be modified. It has a covering that has a zips up around the outside and to be honest I haven't looked inside to know. I think worst case scenario is that the covering would be loose around the foam instead of tight like it is when it comes shipped to you.
155651
No it won't fit, the larger plate that fit is about 8 1/2 inches in diameter.
1619988
Yes it will barely fit on your 9 5" side since the plate is 10x10. What you would have to do is tape a half inch buffer say a piece of dry wall outside the single plastic spring tab. I believe as is the spring is 8.5" maxed so with this method it'll now give you 9.5" range. Add more buffer if you need it. I can send you a picture if my description is not decent enough. I ve installed over a hundred of these covers
1411788
As others have said it would fit a 9.5" plate...but don't bother buying this rack. Mine is still sitting in the box, unused, because it is so small and flimsy and has many other flaws. I tried to return it but the seller was only going to give me half of the money back plus shipping both ways so I have just kept it and plan on giving it away.
596538
Yeah, it's got a slot to put plates in there. Not sure how secure they will be though. Large plates would fit done
1355341
The dimensions are outside dimensions, so any plate larger than 9 1/2 inches will not fit in the tray.
1357140
Short answer is no, with the package we purchased. The backplate would not be wide enough.
611506
yes, should be no problem provided you do not have oversize plates. I would say a 10 inch plate should be fine.
735991
The opening on the mounting plate is 4" high so will not accommodate a standard 5"wall plate unless it (the wall plate) is mounted horizontally.
2049893
I'm not sure. If there was, it probably wouldn't be fat enough to accommodate the thickness of the foam.
128277
NOT unless you want to cut the 2 sides. I think they make a shorter size... search for it.
1051649
It's designed only for this specific plate. Different plate may not fit and will have different weight.