How much weight will this turntable support? At most, a mashed potato loaded 3 quart covered corning ware casserole dish?
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I'm actually not 100% certain on that one. Don't know the weight. But I believe it should handle it. I'm out of town right now so I can't check for you. I did however put a small 3-tier wedding cake on mine to do some of the icing detail work. I take mine apart once a year or so and put a drop of silicone or 3-in-one oil on each of the 3 ball bearings.
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Betsy, The table is sturdy enough for your cooker, since it is all wood it would handle the weightThis is not a flimsey typical tv tray. Hope this helps
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Max Support Weight: 22 lbs Sure can but it is not like the one I also bought (and post a review on) to support a much heavier DISH Hopper DVR.
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I believe it would support the average microwave. It's surprisingly sturdy and really nice. I'm thrilled with it.
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The turntable has a diameter of 10 5/8", so you'll be tight but ok I think. My plates are at least 10.5" and we haven't had any trouble.
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No. A large round pie or casserole dish work best. (about 12. Inch) the turntable has a rsisedvedgevthat a 12inch square pan will just fit on top and rotate. Have to watch closely that it doesn't shift though. Round is more secure. I think the larger size oven accommodates 9x13 pans but I didn't have space for that one.
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I don't really remember. I was not at all satisfied with it's quality. It's mostly plastic, and I didn't want it once I opened it. The platter is plastic, and when I put it on, it wobbled. I had already had it for a while and had passed the allowable return date. So I donated it to Goodwill. Personally, if you are looking for a good turntable, I'd look at a different one than this. Feel free to email me @ Border3884. The "at" symbol, then gmail dot com.
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I would guess weight capacity and space for about 10 lb. I have 5# potatoes, 2#onions, and 2-3# sweet potatoes.
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Can't remember if there were weight restrictions listed in the assembly instruction.I've been storing a commercial Kitchen Aid Mixer, a large electric frying pan and a large Crock Pot on my stand and it is holding up great---no complaints.
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I would not feel comfortable with putting 300 lbs on it. I am using it as a kitchen prep table, with the bottom shelf for light items such as a crock pot, stainless bowls, and frying pans. The table is quite solid and does not wobble, however, in my opinion it is a great work surface rather than a storage table.
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I don't know the exact weight but it will hold a dutch oven full of food with no problems.
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It has held my Betty Crocker 3 ring binder cookbook, Fannie Farmer (a couple to three inches thick) and a tall, inch to inch and a half cookbook just fine. Fannie Farmer is probably my heaviest, but it is short and heavy. Not sure how heavy is heavy. I love mine. Use it often.
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Spread out a lot, maybe 200 lbs. If it's something really heavy and small it might dent the surface of the stainless. I'm using at as shop table.
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I am not too sure about your question of maximum weight. So,...I'll try to describe how I use it...I often entertain 10 to 12 people with lots and lots of food placed on a turn table(4' diameter, 3/4" thick glass) at the middle. It is like a buffet dinner with chairs at this table. As a dinner table, it is very sturdy. But I don't think someone should dance on it. Let me know if this helps. Thanks.
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We built four of them into our island and use them to hold appliances that we only occasionally use, like the mixer, the crock pot, the juicer, etc. so it holds quite a bit of weight. It would definitely hold a set of pots and pans or ceramic mixing bowls or serve as a shelf in a pantry. It's pretty sturdy.
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it is 330. It should be able to support the weight. Check the dimensions of your microwave against the dimensions of the top of the table in the description.
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Hard to weigh it. Pot and saucer are 32" dia. and 18" high, filled with dirt and a 5 gallon camellia. My guess is 100lbs maybe. I believe the stand could handle much more than that. One other thing, this is at our front door so it has to look beautiful. We looked at every stand available and this is by far the best looking!