Will I be able to put a round cake on the top layer without the center post showing?
1887649
I doubt it because the post cannot be removed without compromising the stability of the top layer.
1887650
The base has a bra un The middle so is not possible place cake. You can put cupcakes
1887651
If u remove the top center post, u can only see 1/2 inch of the screw part that attaches to center post. That can' easily by mounted by your cake. I don't know how stable it will be though. Without the top center post attached, it definitely makes the top layer pretty wobbly and somewhat unstable for a cake. I wouldn't do it myself, just for the safety of the cake.
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Standard cup cakes 30..you maybe able to fit a few more in. I didn't want to spend a lot on a stand so I raised it by sitting it on top of my round corner wear and covered the corner wear with cheveron paper to match my theme then I put the extra cupcakes in front on the actual table.forgot to take pics but it came out nice.. Oh and I put a 6 inch cake on top.
965681
I don't think so, but if your cake is heavy, you will finishing don't use it, just like happen to me.I did took my to Mexico, and the cake that they made ovether, it was too big & heavy, so i didn't use. Just for your knowledge each cake was about 6-8 punds, 15" X 15" & 3" tall, so if your cake it's smaller than my, go ahead. I hope my answer help you. Good Day!
820912
You can slightly tilt to place cup cake in the holder. But I suggest removing the holder from the hook on the carousel, then place the cupcake in the holder and hook it back to the carousel .
1959550
In theory you could. The post that runs down the middle is in sections so you could unscrew it take the top glass off, the middle post section off and then screw the top piece back on. If you are looking for flat like for a cake --not sure how that would work and still be stable. It is truly beautiful-- much better than the pictures show.
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I believe you could. place cake on bottom first unassembled then insert tube in center to put on next level tier. You would have the plastic tube attached and going through the middle of the cake but it would work. You would cut the cake carefully to make sure other items on next tier above don't fall off. Because the parts are detachable you could place cake with hole ( such as a bundt on it.) Heaviest item of course on bottom. This is an acrylic which is a light plastic but I love it. I place tape over the insert middle tube peices and decorate with whatever theme I choose. Valentines hearts, plastic halloween skeletons, dice for bunco night, etc. I believe you could. place cake on bottom first unassembled then insert tube in center to put on next level tier. You would have the plastic tube attached and going through the middle of the cake but it would work. You would cut the cake carefully to make sure other items on next tier above don't fall off. Because the parts are detachable you could place cake with hole ( such as a bundt on it.) Heaviest item of course on bottom. This is an acrylic which is a light plastic but I love it. I place tape over the insert middle tube peices and decorate with whatever theme I choose. Valentines... » Read More I believe you could. place cake on bottom first unassembled then insert tube in center to put on next level tier. You would have the plastic tube attached and going through the middle of the cake but it would work. You would cut the cake carefully to make sure other items on next tier above don't fall off. Because the parts are detachable you could place cake with hole ( such as a bundt on it.) Heaviest item of course on bottom. This is an acrylic which is a light plastic but I love it. I place tape over the insert middle tube peices and decorate with whatever theme I choose. Valentines hearts, plastic halloween skeletons, dice for bunco night, etc. « Show Less
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No but it doesn't stick up that much; appx 1.5". You could take a small divet out of the bottom of the cake and it shouldn't make a difference.Wilton also has a square 3-tier set up which doesn't have a visible nob on top as it assembles a bit differently. I like them both. Very durable. Hope this helps.
1578968
Well, the picture isn't to big. I made a rectangular cake of approximately 2 pounds, I put the image in the center of the cake and I decorated as the picture you see in Amazon. Was perfect!!!
978826
Well, I used the top for a 6" cake and it just fit. You would have to remove the top tier and use the 2nd tier for both cakes. One thing to note, this item has to be decorated. It is not in anyway pretty without decoration.
341814
Of course! Though, if the top tier is not being used there will still be a round connector notch in the top center of the 3rd tier. However, if using it for cupcakes, just place them all around, and no one would even notice. If an 8" cake is to be used on top, just remember the notch is there when cutting! :)
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A small round cake will fit. It would be a good idea to have a paper board bottom of your cake
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I don't think it will. It's not as big a pan as I thought it was before i bought it. I would bake the top separate from the bottom, because the cavities do not hold the same amount of cake batter.
253287
yes, the sides are straight... they do not angle out (I assume that's what you're asking, correct?) They're a little shallow for what I'm used to but other than that, should be great for layered cakes!
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I only used it on a wedding cake. The way it is made, in my opinion it would take quite abit of showing it to keep it on there and not have it droop in places.
667169
You have to put the cake on a cake board so you can move it off the turntable or anywhere else. thanx
1365759
I had a small two tiered cake on mine. I don't think it is large enough for three tiers, and mine was not completely level so I wouldn't risk it!
1246128
A flat cake pan ala tiers = shave off the rounded center to flat. My guess is rim isn't wide enough for a pie edge. I'd experiment.