will this store dinner plates?
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I imagine it would, though the space between the wooden dowels is wider than a single dinner plate. You'd probably be able to fit several in each slot, and it would get pretty heavy. You'll want to make sure it's well anchored in the wall!
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I have this rack and love it! I hadn't put dinner plates on it but tried it for your question. The slots are wide enough to hold two of my plates per slot and they fit the curve of the plate very well. Hope this helps. :)
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I bought this for storing plates and it works well for me. One thing to consider though is the thickness profile of your plate. Because of the wider spacing of the supports, if you plates are thin and have a low profile they will lean back more. You could put more than one plate in between the supports in that case. My plates are thick and have a higher profile (almost like a shallow bowl) so they stand up nicely. One advantage of storing your plates this way is your plates do not get scratched from stacking on each other. This can be an issue with some types of ceramic and stoneware types. Another nice feature is the easy access to each individual plate. I bought this for storing plates and it works well for me. One thing to consider though is the thickness profile of your plate. Because of the wider spacing of the supports, if you plates are thin and have a low profile they will lean back more. You could put more than one plate in between the supports in that case. My plates are thick and have a higher profile (almost like a shallow bowl) so they stand up nicely. One advantage of storing your plates this way is your plates do not get scratched from stacking on each other. This can be an issue with some types of ceramic and stoneware types.... » Read More I bought this for storing plates and it works well for me. One thing to consider though is the thickness profile of your plate. Because of the wider spacing of the supports, if you plates are thin and have a low profile they will lean back more. You could put more than one plate in between the supports in that case. My plates are thick and have a higher profile (almost like a shallow bowl) so they stand up nicely. One advantage of storing your plates this way is your plates do not get scratched from stacking on each other. This can be an issue with some types of ceramic and stoneware types. Another nice feature is the easy access to each individual plate. « Show Less
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I used it for clothing storage, but they are light storage box, and I noticed they were some for the dinnerware storage box with the see through window on Amazon, and I don't know if they are made stronger or if they the same, and I think you can store anything you want, but for dinner plate, you have to make sure to hold it from the bottom, because the bottom is only hold with the cardboard, I have bought several of them, and using all for clothing storage, hope I could help
695656
No. A nice tray...makes a nice presentation for food, but not really designed to use as a servicer's tray. It probably could hold two small dessert plates, but not three dinner plates.
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No. The plates take a lot of room as much as the structure that holds them.
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The dinner plates are large. I store them in one if my cabinets that is in a corner and is deep. They look great on the table though.
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I don't think so. I have a heavy casserole dish on the bottom shelf and smaller dishes and nik-naks on shelves above. I use it for display only. It is very pretty in my living room corner.
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the dinner plates are 11" in diameter - very lovely - how deep is ur cabinet maybe you can stand them up on one of those dish racks. good luck
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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.
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We have 10" plates, 3/16 thick. The horizontal support piece across the back side of the top part of the rack prevented the plates from nesting deep enough to be safely supported. If you place a square plate corner down into the rack, the next corner may fit above that cross support and work for you. Obviously the size of the dish will be a factor.
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I'm too lazy to get up and get actual dimensions for you, but we are able to put a dozen or so large dinner plates and an equal amount of smaller plates on the bottom rack. The top rack fits all the cups and glasses. As a family of 4 we run one load a day. ( I wash large pots and pans by hand).
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Yeah, it's got a slot to put plates in there. Not sure how secure they will be though. Large plates would fit done
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I believe so. It might be a little tight since it says that it will hold a 10-14" plate.
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I unfortunately do not own any of the smaller cheeky plates, so I am not sure. Sorry :(. If it helps, I store konad, red angel, mash and bundle monster plates on this folio
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Basically, yes. Unless you want to put several courses at once on the table. Two dinner plates, a drink each ,and appropriate eating utensils fit fine.
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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.
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will hold large dinner plates.....I use it all the time when I have a large group....love it.