do any one use it for cake layer??is it sturdy?? thanks in adv
1598271
I've used these for heavy, 2 tier, 3 layer cakes for the past couple years--they work great. I've used them just for support in the first tier and also with one or more extending from the first tier into the second tier for added stability.
1598272
The straws are sturdy, I don't understand your inference regarding their use for a cake layer?
1598273
I have not used them for that purpose but I can say that the plastic is far sturdier than conventional plastic straws, so I'd imagine they would be excellent for securing cake layers. Be aware, however, that these are BIG wide straws, easily twice the diameter or regular ones, if that makes a difference.
1396603
It is designed to hold cupcakes. It will hold about 25-30 standard size cupcakes at once. Very sturdy. I suppose if the wedding cake was exactly the same size as each tier, with hole in the middle, it might work. I think you would have to disassemble to cut.
1971711
It will DEFINITELY hold a 3 layer cake. I graduated with a degree in baking and pastry- I bought this specifically because it is the tallest one Amazon offered at the time and it will hold 3, 8" layers easily. Unless you are baking five inch thick layers you will have no problem. Seriously,I have used this for three layers before and it still had room left. It is spectacular!
1798898
I have this AirBake Ultra pan, but I never baked a cake in it as of now. Just baked macaroni. It works fine for that, and then has the cover to go over for any left overs.
222769
To tell u the truth it's very fragile and breakable it does come apart but u hve to be careful and make sure it's even not sure u could put a cake on it either.
1708853
I think it to small to make a cake. I think it good for chocolate. I use it for making soap and lotion bar with no problem.
873002
Definitely not. The largest cake i will use it for is a standard 8 or 9 inch on top with cupcakes below it. I also only use 3 or 4 tiers at the most bc its not stable with 5 or 6 tiers. Price wise it is a good deal with what i use it for. I would go with one of the more expensive displays for a wedding cake.
167435
I don't think I'd use it for heavy cakes. It is fine for ordinary round layer cakes and sturdy enough that it doesn't tip, but the depth between the layers isn't enough for loaf cakes or fruit cakes in a loaf pan.
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.
286665
These cake stands are VERY strong. I used the third largest one for a five tier cake. Definitely holds up!
986998
Yes but I use additional support for the center of the cake stand. I just use blocks of wood.
331824
Yes, they are very sturdy and can support multi-tiered cakes, including cakes covered in fondant.
804220
Yes and it's very sturdy. I just found it the perfect solution for my cake supplies.
1907373
It is flat but I am not so sure you could stand a cake topper on it alone. Maybe if you put some fondant or some icing on the bottom to help it stick? There is a part where it screws together to the post below that makes the surface slightly unlevel. When covered with food you can not see it.
1036107
I think it is pretty sturdy, I have peeled a lot of apples with it very fast. I use a piece of wood or plexiglass under the table where the rubber circle goes. It makes it more sturdy under the table. For the price I think it works well if you follow the directions.
1499645
Yes this is built well it could hold a cake with no problem. They have pretty thick braces underneath. They don't show them but they will hold up. Enjoy your party.
1768138
I am not sure about exactly how much it weighs but I would think it would work great on a cake as long as it isn't on a 2-3 tear cake...a sheet cake would work well. Good luck!