i would like to use this to store dishes and wanted to know if you think it can bear the weight. thanks
463390
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.
463391
I believe my concepts unit is very sturdy and would hold dishes well. It was an excellent buy for me. -Tom Wood
1137537
Don't remember there being a weight limit. it is very sturdy and I think would have no problem holding cast iron cookware. oh yes the top shelf can be used for storage I have pots and lids and a plant on mine. I LOVE my rack. I kid you not everytime someone comes into my kitchen the comment on it and how nice it is and ask where to get one.
1927424
Yes, very sturdy (make sure to build right). Agree it can handle the weight as long as you keep the heavier items closer to the drawers. Have had it for about 5 months and very happy with it.
286564
Yes I think they are sturdy enough to stack up to 3 or 4 shelves and hold glassware or pots on them. I put stacks of fairly heavy dishes on them and have no problems.Mine came with connectors for combining the levels, so it's very stable.
1810736
I use it mostly as a stool. It's really heavy duty in that regard so I think it would hold quite a bit of weight.
115016
If you mean could it handle the weight, then absolutely. I use mine as a kitchen island, and it is very sturdy.
1003550
I think it would probably support that much weight for a short period of time. However I wouldn't leave that much weight on it for an extended period of time because I think you would bend the shelves.
1797724
It probably would but I would confirm that with the manufacturer before I tried placing that much weight on the top or bottom. It's not meant to be a heavy duty storage shelf. I use it in my kitchen as a prep table and love it. I keep my KitchenAid mixer, stainless steel mixing bowls, cutting boards, and knife block on the bottom shelf.
762020
I believe it should hold the weight no problem unless unusually heavy. I wold not use this however for a main "entertainment center" if you have nice furnishings in your home. It is cheap and mine looked it. I also had to do some rigging to make up for missing parts. If for a play room or kids bedroom it will work. I used mine for a man cave.
1017155
I don't think this would fall over however I could see it rattle if there were just a couple of dishes in the holder as they would bump against each other. Having mine stacked as I do, there is no rattling because my stands are full of plates.
130017
I currently have at least 5 lbs of cook books on it. And 2 cast iron tea pots on the other. I think it could hold that!
1624999
I have it holding a blender, several pounds of potatos, some cast iron skillets, etc., with no problems. In my opinion it is very sturdy.
1825808
I have some dishes and glassware in mine, and it is holding up well so far, but I don't have the shelves weighted way down, either... It is pretty sturdy. Only caveat for this product is that the cam locks are flimsy so I had to take the top off and glue it then use cam locks as best as I could. It's holding up fine so far.
540752
Not exactly sure, but it isn't flimsy. Held 12 heavy dishes, glasses, platters, bottles. I'd trust it with a case of wine, or a few of gallons of water. Hope that helps
1400209
I don't know, but it is very sturdy. I use it to hold 17" laptop on top and 15" laptop in middle. I think it could hold a set of heavy dishes with no problem. It is much stronger than dish organizers that look similar.
984462
It's very sturdy so I'm sure it would. I am using mine in an upper cupboard to hold vitamins & medication & that's because I didn't measure before I bought it & it wouldn't fit in my dish cupboard.
1388040
Not sure of the weight it can hold. Used it 2 weeks ago for a festival. It is very sturdy and did everything we needed it to do including holding all the dirty pots and dishes including a large pot filled with water. We used it for cooking on and some other odds and ends.