Would these work with silver platters? I would most likely use 2 per platter.
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I know they work wonderful on china plates. If you follow the instruction and have a clean dry surface I don't see why they would not work. When they are dry they should not peel off, they have a very strong hold. Only warm water soak will remove them. Just make sure to push out all air pockets pushing firmly on disc. Yes two per platter would be best. Just make sure you have the hook loops at the same height. Good Luck.
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Not sure. They adhered to the decorative plates very well. I have not tried them with metal plates. Sorry I cannot answer your question definitively.
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They work well on china plates but make sure to follow directions. If it were me, I would try them on silver platters but use more than one.
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I don't know if they would. I know they are strong enough but I don't know if the glue would harm the silver and they are removable in a water solution so you would need to know that reaction also.
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As stated below, some will, some won't. I used them for my son's birthday cake. It can be seen here. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=525546077517223&set=pb.355349754536857.-2207520000.1386029053.&type=3&theater ........Hopefully, that will give you an idea. Good luck.
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Hi, Sarah-Anne.Yes, I think the OOK holder will work fine because I used it on a 9 x 14 rectangular platter, and it's rated for 10"-14"-inch plates and up to 30 lbs.
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No they won't I purchased these thinking they would but they are too fat for the trays
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if you buy the proper size disk for that weight it should. you wet the plate and the disk and place them together over night. it will cover most hallmarks. I have them on pottery plates that are not slick on the back. they work well so far. my plates and chargers are not that big nor that heavy.
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I have one heavy platter on it. It only holds one platter, and the size is limited to the distance between the front and back of the shelf. Size is more of an issue than weight.
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Can't answer your question, but they really should be soldered to be dependable. Find cheaper sets like this one and use just what you need... http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&vxp;=mtr&item;=321276224408
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They will work I think. My plates are smaller as well. I ended up adding some extra padding around the outside of the dishes, but inside the case. It's added protection.. and there's room for it.
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I am far from an expert on this . I use them for jewelry making and cut thru stainless and silver plated silverware with no problem. Sorry I couldn't be more of a help.
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They will fit any silverware but you cant stuff much in there or these will break. Had to return mine due to breakage with normal amounts of forks and spoons.I would go for the rubbermaid boxes which are working much better.
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It would depend on the size of the plate. They seemed to adhere well and I think work well
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Sure, but you will need a way to stick the halves together. These are so ridiculously easy to clean you might find you don't miss the shape on both sides!
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I don't think so. The sides are about 2" high, and they would be kind of small. I would think for the price you could get some real plates that would work better.
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It depends on the base of the nightstands. If the nightstands don't have a completely sold base (aka have 4 points of contract on the ground) then these should work just fine.
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I'd say if the plates are flat enough, yes. I display 1/4" glass flat pieces in them, and I can do two in one slot.
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We use them as our everyday dinner plates. They will work for individual dinner steaks with 2 sides. We absolutely LOVE these plates. They make our meals look so pretty.
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Depending on the weight they should stack successfully. You haave to be aware of the csters though.