Can you stick two pieces together to create a 3-D boot? Would it stand up on a cake?
1679117
I am not sure what you mean. The backs are flat and could be stuck together but the toes would be pointing in the opposite directions. That or individual ones would stand up easily on a cake.
983846
Yes you can, because I accidentally did that whIle assembling haha. I had to fix it because the back of the short side of cubes has unfinished parts and looked shabby, but if it's against the wall it won't show.
1103792
It turns out that I had problems with the actual stand itself, and regretted this purchase altogether. My suggestion is to purchase a glass cake display with a glass dome cover as a set. Hope this information helps.
790728
Yes you could make 2 layers. The only problem would be handling the second layer to get it on top of the other one without breaking it. You could always cut the top layer in 2 pcs before you stack it, and just lay them back together on the middle frosting. The pan holds 1 whole cake mix, so you would need two mixes.
528878
Maybe if you could glue a piece of small molding on. But I would not try to nail it because it would probably split the board. Hope this helps.
986998
Yes but I use additional support for the center of the cake stand. I just use blocks of wood.
780171
A double layer will fit as long as the cake is no more than 8 inch in diameter. No three layers is to high, wont fit especially if your planning on adding frosting!
156209
No, or at least I haven't found a way to do this. I have stacked the shoe racks which are designed to stack, but the 3 tier is not designed the same way.
1001924
No. It would break. I made the molds then just stuck the two halves together. It worked great.
2079901
I'm really not sure, you might end up using two sets of panel to get that round shape you wanted or if it will even hold standing up?
130594
Might look nicer if you do LO on one and VE on the other and put them side by side ! They are tiny but it could look a little tight on a standard size cupcake . Hope this helps!
702141
Yes, you can.Just remove the cover of each feet and put the other one on top.
350100
The answer is no but you can build it smaller or in different order of spaces
666624
The pieces come out flat on one side. If you want a 3D chess piece then you'd have to stick two identical pieces together with some melted chocolate to make a 3D piece.
1327415
Not possible, the vertical pieces are all one piece and the horizontal are all separate pieces. If you did this you'd end up with two very low shelves and not anywhere near stable.
1163007
Yes it can. It comes in two pieces. You can either put them together or use them separately.
1621605
You have the option to assemble either way. It's very clever. And you could reassemble later if you change your mind.