I want to use a kitchen aid stand mixer on this. Is it going to be sturdy enough (without the heels) and will it handle the shaking and/or vibration?
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I would of thought it would be ok. I have my microwave on there but, I'm only opening and closing the door!! I think with the mixer it would be a bit different. So it really depends on how heavy handed you are!!! Hope this helps..
277060
Yes it is sturdy even more without the wheels this is a nice item and will serve the purpose.
277061
I wouldn't recommend it for that purpose. We use it for storage and as a stand for our waffle maker and sandwich press, or for a place to put the crock pot when in use. I love the cart because it gave us extra counter space but it is in no way shape or form sturdy enough for something that powerful. Hope that answered your question.
277062
I have the stand currently set up without the wheels. It is not sturdy enough to withstand the shaking and or/viration of the mixer.
631897
I don't know how that can be quantified exactly, but I would agree with everyone else that it is a very solid cart. I've had my KitchenAid stand mixer on it, and a microwave or other sort of countertop oven would easily be fine on it. I store small kitchen appliances on the shelves, such as my toaster, blender, rice maker, glass pitchers, colanders, etc. I wouldn't be particularly concerned about putting any typical kitchen item on this cart.
902905
I agree with skappy7, it is pretty sturdy, but i'd be more concerned with stability as this is only about a foot wide if that.
2011347
Yes, thats what I use mine for and there is no shaking of the table at all. VERY sturdy!
1260620
Table is well made and very sturdy. No tipping, bending, or instability with normal use. Not sure you'd want to dance on top of it though {:-O !
1286721
This is a very sturdy cabinet as far as size goes I have a blender and food processor in ours with out any problems. the self is adjustable so you should be able to store your mixer.
1067952
Two of the four lock, so the cart will move a little if bumped. I would not use the cart for a standing mixer, but it works fine for an extra assembly or cutting surface and have even pounded chicken breasts on it(using a cutting board, of course).
1483781
It won't be stable enough unless you have a heavy studio boom. It would be better to mount this on its own tripod style stand and use the mic on the boom. I use this with a tripod stand and have the mic mounted with it.
1435218
The top of mine has cracked. Not much and I filled it with glue and made it flat and even. So I would say no do not use it for a mixer. It is a lot of extra space for pots and pans etc.
1187907
I used this at a church dinner and it did not wobble at all. I used only 3 tiers at that time, but did not have any problem at all. I assembled it, but someone else put the cupcakes on it and they had no problem either. Hope this helps.
1767644
Yes, it's very sturdy. It comes with special screws to attach to a wall to prevent it tipping over but I didn't need to use it - it stands up without any wavering. Please note, I have it on a floor not carpet but I don't suspect it will be a problem on carpet.
1396149
It should be able to support those items. I have a 2 cubic foot microwave and a 6 quart stand mixer on mine.
1513783
It is sturdy enough for that purpose, I use it for table top to scrape dough,but it doesn't fit inside the bowl of my mixer well. . So no to bowl scraping (personal opinion) yes to table top.
1435221
My mom, for whom I got this item, uses her KA stand mixer all the time on this cart. She has had great success and has not reported any shaking or vibrations from using the mixer.
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Description states "Shelves will hold up to 50 pounds." I believe that is for each shelf--as this item is made of iron. So a KitchenAid Mixer should be fine. Hope that helps.
861480
It's not very stable, if you are putting heavy equipment on it, its not going to hold up, get something else, something with casters (wheels), maybe like a rack case musicians use.
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I would think so. It is all friction fit assembly and the shelves are adjustable up and down. I use it to hold a 240 VAC heater for my wood shop, so I can move it around and it is plenty capable for that. I think it is well made for a small portable cart and plenty sturdy for the money it will cost you. Just ensure the width dimension is adequate for your mixer.