Is this cabinet strictly for light weight novelty items or will it hold a complete full set of dishes? (12 @ plates, saucers, cups, bowls, etc.)?
1001405
It's a lot smaller than it looks. A full-sized plate barely fits in the triangle space. A full set of dishes would load it completely, no room to spare.
1001406
It's on the smaller size. We couldn't fit our full size dinner plates in the cabinet.
1001407
I have lightweight items in it but it is sturdy. I think it would hold dishes
1001408
I don't think it is deep enough to hold plates, but could hold smaller dishes. It is smaller than it looks in the picture, so check the measurements. I use it for DVD storage in the living room and it works great. It is very pretty and well made.
2150366
It should be listed on the specifications of the cabinet. I love the sideboard it is nice looking and the space in the drawers are ample for my silverware and large serving pieces. I was able to fit my whole set of dinnerware for 12 in the bottom cabinets. I was also able to put in my stemware. The wine rack is also a plus..
1648012
It's best for 'lighter' items like cups and plates. I wouldn't recommend it for heavier pots and pans. It's looks smaller in person than in the pictures. If you have a lighter set of pots/pans it may work...but nothing like stew pots or cast iron. Other than that it's a nice little rack. We use it mostly for cups and plastics/Rubbermaid.
1670908
Yes, the storage is small. The shelves are little over 9" wide. I tried to put in a dinner plate to test before responding to you and it didn't fit. You can probably fit in small plates, bowls etc but I think you are better off purchasing a real china storage cabinets.
1670909
Storage area is small. I don't think dinner plate would fit but maybe teacup and saucer. It's long but not deep
1670911
Smaller plates and bowls would fit, but, nothing big such as dinner plates or larger serving bowls
1638149
There are six slots. You could put three cake plates in one slot, probably two bowls, three dinner plates. I don't use these for dishes, but rather for craft materials. Hope this helps.
1689823
Yes. I use it to store my holiday dishes which are very heavy. I am very pleased with it.
463390
It will probably hold the weight of medium weight dishes, but the space between shelves & the size of the shelf might waste a lot of room. My granddaughter has hers packed with books, etc.
480946
The cabinet has the room to store pots and pans. I'm not sure if the bottom of the cabinet would hold a lot of weight.
1101956
Totally depends on how much room you have. If it doesn't take up the whole depth of cabinet, there is room to put seldom used items behind it.
643728
Yes it is a full cabinet. Each one has a speaker in it.Keep in mind that it is a micro stack, so it is reduced size.Hope this helped. Thanks, Mike.
1003553
Mine holds a large assortment of dishes in the spare closet. I'm sure one of the shelves is holding around 50lbs with no issues. It's screwed directly into the studs, where it can be and the others are toggle bolts, I've had no issues. I would not attempt 100 lbs on this shelving unless every single support was screwed into a stud. (and then I'd still be leery)
891520
I will try some dinner plates on mine and see what the shelf holds. I have 10.5" diameter Fiesta ware dinner plates and they fit on the bottom shelf. I use mine in my computer desk to store a box containing my Christmas card lists and last year's cards and the top shelves hold boxes of new Christmas cards I bought on sale last year.
359301
It is not very heavy, it might work for that application. I like the product, it protects my cabinet well.
517868
I have about 90 in each side plus another 120 in the lower cabinet. So. About 300 overall. I think I need to list some on ebay!
1006994
I agree with the other answers, if the dishes are very heavy it may be to much weight for the drawers. I use them for fabric which they are fine for.