will these hold up heavy tiered cakes?
286665
These cake stands are VERY strong. I used the third largest one for a five tier cake. Definitely holds up!
2057098
I usually make regular sized cupcakes for the holidays and I was able to squeeze about 100-110 on there if you go all around the tiers. if you do the sides and front ( like if the stand is on a table against the wall) maybe 80-90. you don't have to use all the tiers.
777169
I gave the tiered rack to my daughter-in-law for Christmas and she is away right now. I did message her and she did not think a layer cake would fit between the plates. If youmwould like, I can ave her measure it when she returns (next week). Hope this was helpful!
2063095
I think you would be fine. I used them for serving cake. They didn't seem bendable to me.very nice quality.
1081456
It is a very sturdy rack, provided you use all four supports. With just two supports, I do not think it would hold heavy cakes.
286612
I haven't measured them, but I used them with vinyl records, and the poles fit perfectly into the record holes. Obviously records are really light, but I think the hardware could hold decently heavy plates. I mean, I wouldn't try lead or solid gold, but anything ceramic or plastic or even lighter metal should be totally fine.
1081457
If you use the 4 pole/corner setup you should not have a problem as long as the heaviest items are on the lowest racks. Each shelf should hold over 5 pounds. I have put close to that amount before. However, most of the items that I bake are lite and airy.
1844262
That depends on how many tiers you use and size of the cupcakes. We had 60 standards and 20 big ones and they fit but we had to place some of the big ones on the table around it because the ledges weren't quite wide enough for fat cupcakes. Standards, no prob tho. Realisticly Id say we could've fit 70- 80ish standards on the stand itself. Its sturdy and well worth the money.
841885
No.. the tiers aren't wide enough to hold cupcakes in my opinion. you may end up getting frosting on the edges on the tier above. There are only 3 tiers and I don't think it will stand correctly if one tier is removed.
734889
No, unfortunately. I've seen better tips in terms of metal thickness, these are better used for home use. I work in kitchens and I doubt these will survive a season in the an industrial kitchen. These are pretty small for volume production but, just enough for a couple of dozen cupcakes. Good price
1196164
Yes they will hold upto 200lbs per hang ring (total 400lbs) per set from what I have read. I have them supporting a trapeze bar from the ceiling.
455787
I personally haven't used them for the bigger cupcakes or muffins. But the base is large enough to hold a bigger muffin or cupcake. I think I would use for bigger stuff if I had the bigger tins to make them. I hope this answer is helpful to you. :O)
1611516
Yes, I would say for at least a 1/2 sheet cake due to size, but FYI they are cardboard and not plastic. My son still plays with them months after we bought and assembled them, so they are durable! (He is not gentle with toys) the ones left outside don't last :)
1431556
Sure - they're great for that. I use my large one all the time for cakes and then cover it to take it places.
1365759
I had a small two tiered cake on mine. I don't think it is large enough for three tiers, and mine was not completely level so I wouldn't risk it!
612743
I don't see why not. That's actually a really great idea! For a quarter sheet cake or bigger, they would be perfect. They're plastic and easy to clean. Not super heavy and not super light either.
1971712
Most definitely. I bought the Cake Server for one of my daughters but she bakes all the time and finds it incredible. So yes, it will hold a three layer cake.