Would the stand work well if I wanted to use another pot/pan? Would it hold in place well?
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The short answer is, yes, the stand would hold another pot or pan, and probably reasonably well. The pots (pot and lid) that come with the stove are grooved on the bottom to fit the base (the fire-producing portion) so that they're extra steady. But ... as long as the stove was set on a flat, stable platform (even ground, table, flat rock, etc.) you should be okay. I wouldn't use anything much larger than about a one quart pot, though. The stove is pretty solidly built, but it is only sheet aluminum.
1815041
Work great with all pots and pans I use mine with a big pot when I got the whole family with me .
1648012
It's best for 'lighter' items like cups and plates. I wouldn't recommend it for heavier pots and pans. It's looks smaller in person than in the pictures. If you have a lighter set of pots/pans it may work...but nothing like stew pots or cast iron. Other than that it's a nice little rack. We use it mostly for cups and plastics/Rubbermaid.
2284462
If the bolts are mounted into a rigid backing (e.g. wall studs) it should hold. I happened to have plywood sheathing under the wall covering. I ordered an extra set of hooks and had enough room for 3 large pots(6-8 qt. each), 4 larger fry pans, 2 hooks for spoins, 2 smaller fry pans and a colander. It looked crowded but it was functional. Twelve would depend on each pot's depth.
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Since I don't have a Dutch Oven (cast iron? ) with legs, I'm afraid I can't help you. Would imagine it would depend on size of pot and where legs are positioned in reference to stoves handles. Might be unstable due to weigh and configuration. I prefer a flat bottom pot. Sorry I can't be of more help.
2217967
I think it will be fine - the stand is pretty sturdy. Better product than we expected for the price.
778793
I think so, but depends on the size of the pot full of dirt. I am very happy with this pole and it seems quite sturdy, but just use it for a humming bird feeder. (I just went out and pulled on the hook for added weight and it seemed fine ~ have you thought about the pole with two hangers, as that would even up the weight and keep from pulling the pole out of the ground??
2180001
Absolutely - this stand work very nicely. I wish the tray way metal/magnetic (it's plastic) but that a pretty small issue. Good stand!!
1880734
I have all of my appliances crock pots kichen aid mixer and blender on it I think it would hold pans without any problems.
1763397
Yes, I use it just for that purpose. It does overlap about 2 or 2 1/2 inches, but the stand is sturdy enough to hold it with no problem.
1147498
Sure. As long as the pot can be balanced between the 2 handles properly. I did it all the time.
1164951
The short answer is no. The foot of the stand is two tubes that are as wide (one leg of mine is a bit wider) than the top. So if stacked, it would be very unstable and I am sure you would have it fall off one side or the other eventually. What you could do is place two small boards or a piece of plywood or rods or whatever as a platform across the top . Would not look good . Actually that is a great question and when I looked at it its too bad because if it would work, I would get another one myself. But aside from the adding a platform of some sort, would not work.
1534596
It could hold it as long as they were small to medium and light weight. I wouldn't put very heavy pots on it. But small to medium would be fine.
234593
I dont think it would hold it, by weight or the curve in the 's' isnt big enough either. these are to hang pots from a rack
42062
You will probably only be able to use the bottom two shelves. My husband assembled mine and it's a little wobbly and I would definitely not put cast iron pots on it. My pots in fact are lightweight and just right for the piece. I wouldn't suggest cast iron even if you assembled it the right way. I don't think it's sturdy enough.
1891051
The issue is going g to be more of how you plan on attaching the brackets and to what type of surface. Otherwise this is pretty sturdy and supports a full set of my pans without any concern.
1152165
I don't think it will be sturdy enough. Maybe a small pot, like a sauce pan will work.
1388828
Yes...the hooks are big enough and sturdy enough. You could even hang a pot over a pan on one hook.