How many inches between each partition, how thick of an item could you put in there...I'm thinking of using it as a baking pan divider...is it sturdy
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I don't have it with me to measure right now, but I just use it for a few thin notebooks and pens. I'd estimate about 2" between slats. It's definitely not sturdy enough for baking pans. I think their height would tip it over.
1985943
Probably only about the thickness shown in the photo - I actually returned mine bc my shelves are a little over an inch thick and the dividers didn't fit.
586443
I don't think this is designed to hold things like sheet pans. The sides are wide open and the pans would just fall to one side. The shelf is perfect for the things shown in the illustration.
374016
Unlike the other responders, I would not put anything over 3" in there and if you're asking about baking bread or anything that could rise over 3.5" you're risking it touching the top element and burning the top. The depth will limit you to a 9" pan. This is a really good toaster over but if you have the counter space and want an all purpose oven, get the next size up.
1136923
The divider is very versital. You can cook with it or use it afterward with most things. It's it not very sharp, so I wouldn't try to use it for say peanut brittle or something hard.
913716
Well there is a strong plastic divider on the inside that keeps the back supported, although it's not a middle sect divider, etc., I have found enough room to place smaller/flat item's (i.e., lighter, book, pk of smokes, etc in this area). I have not yet found ant actual divider, although I'm sure there is one that exists.
2227270
I think it would be a great pantry I like your idea and if my kitchen wasn't so small I would use one for a pantry too. I use mine in my sewing room. It looks very nice and yes it is sturdy. Congrats on your new house.
1797190
That should not be a problem. There is plenty if space between the little hanging mounts and the actual basket. I put standard sized loaf of bread in mime just to give you an idea. Theres enough space for me to put 2 loaves of bread at a time.
1383868
This is not easy to explain. The spaces between the dividers are about 2 1/2" so a platter or dish that was 2 1/2" deep would slide in, and these three spaces make the 8 1/2" measurement. The 10" is the length of each space, so a plate that was 10" in diameter would fit without hanging out either side, though you will not use this for such a small dish. This is a heavy rack that holds deep and wide items sturdily. If that description is not clear, ask again.
1215643
If you don't use the center divider you can fit a large pan in there with room for cat to get out/etc. if you want to use the center divider (it is optional) you would need a pretty small pan. I use a large pan with no divider and it works great!
1774244
The best answer anyone can give you is to check the measurements of the rack against the measurements of your pans. I don't use mine that way, but IIRC the half sheets are too big, I think it will only hold the quarter sheets, but don't take my word for it. Measure, measure, measure. Seriously. There is one bad review here written by someone who didn't measure and blamed the product when their pans didn't fit. Also note that the rack has to be oriented in one direction, front-to-back -- there are posts on the sides to keep things from sliding out. So, if your pan is too long to fit in your oven that way, and I'm betting it is, it's not going to work with this rack.
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Hi Barbara I tried to send you a picture thru this link but could not. If you want to see a picture of my stack email me at donnameece@aol.com. But the lids are pretty sturdy. If your boxes will be completely full you will have no problem stacking them as long as they are against something sturdy like wall or back of cabinet. Enjoy!
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The shelves have about 6 inches between each and 7 inches on the top one. Won't hold large or tall items but holds small things very well. We do love this island though. Has tons of storage inside where I keep all of my baking items. Highly recommend!!
587371
I don't know how you would do that. Think of it as a typical pan, how would you use a divider in such a thing and have it work well?
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I think that if you use the side pieces along with the racks it should be sturdy enough. The side pieces help to keep it steady. I only had room for two without the side parts, where I was putting it, but I did see this with multiple sets before I bought mine.
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Just remove trays if you need more space between them. You can take as many trays out as you need. Some people put bowls of bread dough in this.
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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.