Hi, is it solid enough to hold a standard 8 inch clay pot?
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Hi Chad,I purchase these last year and put 8inch pots up with them and they lasted all through a Colorado summer and winter. They were super sturdy!
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I don't know yet. i was planning on using them this coming summer and haven't tried but having seen them, they deffinately look sturdy enough to hold whatever you're intrested in. A very solid piece of hardware....all metal
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I have a display of 6" 8" and 12" assorted clay pots hanging and have had no problems. Just make sure the surface you attach the clip to is strong enough to support the weight.
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Yes, I used these on a pallet planter that I made and they worked perfectly!
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Hi Colleen,I would think there would be no problem. I have my plant stand outside on my porch with clay pots holding pansies. Part of the reason I bought this stand is because it's so sturdy. There's a local nursery where I live called Calloways. They carry the same planter, so I had the advantage of being able to see it before I purchased it. They had is displayed with clay pots holding seasonal plants. That's how I knew it would hold my pots. The bottom shelve is 12 inches in diameter. I was very pleased with the stand. And, purchasing it through Amazon rather than Calloways saved me money. Hi Colleen,I would think there would be no problem. I have my plant stand outside on my porch with clay pots holding pansies. Part of the reason I bought this stand is because it's so sturdy. There's a local nursery where I live called Calloways. They carry the same planter, so I had the advantage of being able to see it before I purchased it. They had is displayed with clay pots holding seasonal plants. That's how I knew it would hold my pots. The bottom shelve is 12 inches in diameter. I was very pleased with the stand. And, purchasing it through Amazon rather than Calloways saved... » Read More Hi Colleen,I would think there would be no problem. I have my plant stand outside on my porch with clay pots holding pansies. Part of the reason I bought this stand is because it's so sturdy. There's a local nursery where I live called Calloways. They carry the same planter, so I had the advantage of being able to see it before I purchased it. They had is displayed with clay pots holding seasonal plants. That's how I knew it would hold my pots. The bottom shelve is 12 inches in diameter. I was very pleased with the stand. And, purchasing it through Amazon rather than Calloways saved me money. « Show Less
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Yes, it can hold heavy cookware. Currently my baker's rack is holding many pieces of pottery and glassware.
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I don't have pots and pans in mine but if it is securely attached to a shelf, I don't see why it wouldn't. It is so heavy duty and well made, I think it could easily handle pots and pans.
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Yes It holds my 8" chef knife my Calphlon bread knife very well. I think you would be very happy with this block, It's solid and holds everything that we need and it's beautiful. Good luck and happy holidays. :)
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I'm not sure what the manufacturer recommends, but I've had 6, good sized 8" pots on a 3 shelf set up with absolutely no issues. These shelves are great!
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I think so, but depends on the size of the pot full of dirt. I am very happy with this pole and it seems quite sturdy, but just use it for a humming bird feeder. (I just went out and pulled on the hook for added weight and it seemed fine ~ have you thought about the pole with two hangers, as that would even up the weight and keep from pulling the pole out of the ground??
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Sure. It's very sturdy and well made so you should be fine with a ten inch pot.
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Most likely... it's very sturdy & holds my additional ceramic dishes just fine!
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It will fit. We are using it to hold a Polish pottery bowl with the same diameter but deeper. Hope this helps.
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The stand is very attractive in the corner of my kitchen. I have very heavy pots displayed on the shelves for easy access to them. I have the heavier pots on the bottom with the ligher pots on top. The weight distribution helps the unit to stay stable. All my pots are Staubs and LeCreuset which are made of cast iron. therefore, I would answer YES to your question. I hope this information helps you.
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You will not have a problem. I have handmade orchid clay pots of good weight on mine and table is strong and secure. While not crowded, I could add more with no difficulty. I love mine. It is in my formal dining room in front of a floor to ceiling window and have no regrets in having purchased it. :-) :-) :-)
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Plastic pots won't work. Clay pots no larger than 6", otherwise they'll be too heavy to hold. I have mine clipped to old shutters leaning on the fence and it looks really nice.
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No. It holds the regular 8.5" by 11", but not much larger unless you bend it.
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Not flimsy at all. You should be fine with a 10 inch pot. This item is beautiful
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Yes. It easily holds a donabe large enough for 4-6 people. It could potentially hold more, but I have not tested it at that size yet. It puts out head adequate to pretty quickly bring the liquid to a boil and holds a simmer well. Make sure to start with the flame fairly low as I cracked a clay pot on the first use by starting at the highest setting. The pot cracked even though it was full of liquid prior to going on the heat.
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Depends on how you hang it. Frame is very solid. Mine is holding 8 piece set including 2 cast iron skillets along with pots on top.