Are the shelves nice and sturdy? I need something that can support small kitchen appliances such as my 6 QT slow cooker &amp; cuisinart gridler.
1018258
yes mine are I use mine for my pantry and I pack the can goods in there. No problem with it so far
801104
If the cookbooks aren't too heavy they would probably work pretty well. The dividers are fairly sturdy and have a diagonal piece that gives them more stability. My shelves are about 3/4 inch thick and they fit. I use them as clothing dividers.
2102361
The shelf is on four brackets that screw into the shelf itself + the side legs. Pretty sturdy, I have four heavy boxes full of papers and such that fit just fine. Not sure how big your microwave is, but the middle shelf isn't very large, only about a foot tall.
1350474
I have this cabinet set and I don't think the shelves really have much of a weight limit. I'd say so go for it!
1446275
Yes, the shelves are very sturdy. I keep large vases of seashells on mine, and some very large shells. The shelves are quite thick!
300631
This bakers racks is relatively sturdy. I have a medium sized Kenmore microwave oven on the wooden rack. As well as about five glass casserole, pie dishes stored on the bottom rack, and six or seven various sized metal pans on the upper two. It seems to be able to hold these items just fine.
1389735
I like mine very much, and it is sturdy. But I only use it as intended -- to get additional counter space by placing it over 2 burners of my stove. In that position, it has the full support of the stovetop, where you wouldn't have that on a cart.
80913
It's pretty sturdy. I think I have 10 or 15 pounds at least on each shelf. I put the heaviest items on the bottom shelf. If you put a lot of weight on the shelves, I think it would be wise to install the wall anchor that came with your unit. I have not anchored mine, but the weight does not seem to cause the unit to be shaky or unbalanced. I think this unit is a good buy, especially at the price.
1924409
The surfaces are "bumpy". The shelves sort of "sags" underweight. I would not put any heavy breakable items on there. Look for something that comes with wooden shelves.
1327550
The answer was posted above. I love these shelves. They are sturdy and fit perfectly in my cupboard.
305273
Hi.. I'm not sure what the specifications are for the cube shelves, as I have thrown away the box. I use it for light duty ( food pantry stuff)The heaviest item I have is stored in one the shelves at the bottom is a bucket of rice. That is quite heavy. But I would not put really heavy stuff in all shelves. It is sturdy to a certain degree, as they snap in to place with the round connectors. The shelves would fit the cube organizers.
1705519
I have a kitchen aid mixer on it and some other kitchen stuff. It's fairly sturdy but I wouldn't stand on it. I keep K cups in the basket drawers. I also don't move it around the kitchen so not sure if over time it would not hold up if moved a lot .
1239075
While it would be sturdy enough, i would make sure the dimensions fit your need. The main shelf fits my Keurig 2.0 on it perfectly if that is a help for a height reference.
23365
It is very sturdy - make sure you check dimensions of microwave -as its probably not going to hold a full size microwave- more like the smaller 900watt ones. I have full canisters, cook books, toaster, toaster oven, popcorn maker, juicer, nicknacks etc. and is holding everything well. I am very happy and have gotten many compliments on this rack.- hope that helps!
995022
The unit is solidly built and will easily carry the weight of both appliances. I have a microwave on my lower shelf and a 7 qt. slow cooker on the top shelf.
2259454
I think it is sturdy and stable enough to hold a nice, heavy dutch oven (especially if you place it on one of the lower shelves to increase stability). My plant is on the top shelf, and there is absolutely no wobble.
1106422
Strength wise, yes, it's very sturdy and strong. The slats hold plates and dishes upright very well, but the sides of the rack are not very high. I keep this rack in the sink, so anything larger like pots/pans can lean up against the sides of the sink. If kept on the countertop, a pot or pan will not have anything to lean up against so although the rack is strong enough, it may not be the right design for that purpose.