Do you think this is sturdy enough to hold a stand mixer?
602290
Yes it is. Heavier weight holds the shelf in place better and I think wheels are steady enough to hold up.
602291
It is certainly sturdy enough--you will want something solid underneath the mixer (like a sheet of metal,(even a cookie sheet) or a sheet of plywood) so the feet don't fall through the gaps in the wire shelving.
602292
Yes, this would be sturdy enough. It's much more heavy duty than similar carts like this.
602293
It should be, it feels really solid and you can lock the wheels. Could be a problem with the metal grate surface but you could put a shelf liner on it if there is a problem with keeping the mixer level. If you don't want to chance it you may consider a cart with a stainless steel top shelf only about $30 more for the Seville Classics SHE18321 Stainless Steel Kitchen Workstation.
602294
I would think so. It is all friction fit assembly and the shelves are adjustable up and down. I use it to hold a 240 VAC heater for my wood shop, so I can move it around and it is plenty capable for that. I think it is well made for a small portable cart and plenty sturdy for the money it will cost you. Just ensure the width dimension is adequate for your mixer.
602295
No problem. I have a 100 pound toolbox on the top shelf with no bending of the shelf.
1381054
It would do fine in my opinion but you would want a more sturdy stand. The one this comes with its horrible.
2143555
Yes.I thought of doing it several time. However the sides and back are slightly exposed to the elements. Would be helpful to find or build a carrying case that would fit the mixer. Also my pa is already 4 or so years old May have changed the design,but I don't think so.
1332022
Description states "Shelves will hold up to 50 pounds." I believe that is for each shelf--as this item is made of iron. So a KitchenAid Mixer should be fine. Hope that helps.
1803533
This is a great storage cart and i have had no balance issues. If assembled properly, you will find this item to be quite sturdy. To be honest, i know it could easily handle storage and movement of your mixer from point A to B. If you're wanting to run the appliance on the cart, however, I would probably not recommend it. Even with the wheels locked, it wouldn't prevent wobbling.
2065444
Can't say for sure, and I no longer have a big mixer, or I'd check it out for you. Since the caddy you have doesn't work, this one would certainly be worth a try.
2133550
I think it will. You would, most likely, have to leave a shelf out in order to accomodate the mixer. I do love this island. It is well made and gives me the storage I needed. I can store many serving pieces in it.
1803344
It should support the extra weight with no problem.It is a very sturdy stand.
804220
Yes and it's very sturdy. I just found it the perfect solution for my cake supplies.
317403
It's a sturdy stand but it's only for a sit down setup...my set isn't here, so I cannot measure the height max, but I can say this...it wouldn't be stable topped out. I do know that it def won't go high enough to stand.
2217967
I think it will be fine - the stand is pretty sturdy. Better product than we expected for the price.
1396602
I think it'll depend how how heavy the cake is. This stand is pretty sturdy!
692557
the stand is very sturdy, i used it to teach a class for over a year. so with weights on it should be no problem.
644866
It would be sturdy enough, but I am not sure it would be big enough. I guess it depends on how you arrange things on it.
75648
It is very sturdy and it should be able to handle hand weights. My husband has LOTS of stuff in his and it stands up well.
1173104
Absolutely, for the price this setup is very sturdy and easy to assemble. I feel it would hold the weight just fine.
902907
It's a pretty sturdy stand, so i think weight wise it could probably handle it. It'd be a bit awkward though because this is only about as wide as a monitor stand, i'd be more worried about it tipping over