Can it support a tiered cake?
1585201
it cant su[[ort anything it was missing the screw that goes to the middle and the stand itself i complained but never got an answer so i count it as a loss. i never got the stand piece all i got was a cover and a tray not the stand itself
1585202
I'm not 100% positive that I fully understand your concerns, however, if you're wondering if the stand itself is sturdy enough to hold a tiered and heavy cake, I would say yes.
1585203
Yes it can. This cake stand is quite strong and it has multiple purposes... Plus it looks pretty.
626212
Yes it should hold square cakes, although I never used it yet with a square cake. I don't see a problem it would have.
317945
No. This Cake stand is meant for a single or double tired cake. I would not put three levels on top. It would create a lot of height.
1516717
Maybe, if it's a small batch. It won't hold a cake mix. The opening isn't very large, but I think a small whisk would fit. Remember it's plastic so. again. I'm not sure how it would hold up -- could crack.
2148116
Yes, as long as the bottom and top bases are the same size. The cakes can be placed in any order since each tier is separate.
635994
If you want to slice the cake in half it would be a good option. But if you wanna level a cake that high i don't think this is a good choice. it has notches (3-4 total) that allows up to move up an inch to an inch and half from the counter. not too high.
1644165
Perhaps it can be done if you put the biggest plates nearest the bottom for weight. And only if connected securely and only layering cupcakes which don't have a lot of weight. Can you do a test run before the event to be sure? If too weak, someone is liable to bump the table or rush past the tiers and they will not be steady. The higher you go, the weaker it becomes...
692933
No, it will not. I have 2 of these and love them. But if you use a full size 9 inch cake pan and the layers are almost 2 inches high with frosting in between and on the top this holder will not hold the cake and close. So upsetting to me I have been looking for a cake carrier that is tall enough for my massive 3 layer full size cakes I need almost a 9 or 10 inch high cake dome.
830206
That won't work. Just a little bit of pressure and the wheel greatly slows down. It's definitely not a strong enough motor to handle a cake. I'm actually a pastry chef, so I have just the right experience to answer your question! I would stick to a hand turned cake stand.
1396602
I think it'll depend how how heavy the cake is. This stand is pretty sturdy!
167433
I would say it is moderately sturdy, but I would not trust it to stay upright if bumped. I've had mine for a number of years and one rack is no longer completely level (maybe the support got bent). But I think it would be strong enough to hold a cake.
1998056
Not likely since the width would be too narrow. If it is a loaf shaped cake you are adding filling to then it would work. But round cakes would not work. Hope that helps.
1081458
If you're talking about a pound cake per rack, I would be fine in endorsing this. Even up to 2 each rack, I'm sure it would be fine. The hooks on the back end are really sturdy. My only reservation for pound cakes, or any other cakes which may rise, would be a worry about clearance. I'll go set mine up and measure and then post a picture to the product.
1894835
Sara,Each tier sort of interlocks into a platter. But they are not really locked in, but very sturdy. It is nice because you have the option to use as many or few as you like. I put pine cones in the tiers for decoration, but on another occasion turned the "tier" upside down and used it for a chocolate dip. Just like Michelle M said, this makes it versatile. It is very sturdy as well once you get it set up.
59838
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.
850884
Yes. The cake holder will hold any tall cake and it locks to keep everything safe . I secure the plate with sticky back tape to keep it from moving around when carried. You will enjoy it Karen Lee H.
1121575
Yes I believe it will because the second level is removable. I have used it for Bundt cakes.