My plates are 9 1/4" in Diameter. Would they fit in this Serving Holder?
1601008
My plates are 10 1/2 inches in diameter and fit very easily. The open circle that they rest on is 9 inches round. I do not have any plates that are 9 1/4 to try, but I have a bowl that is 8 3/4 round which just fits on that rim, so your extra 1/2 inch should work.
1601009
Yes. Plates 9-1/8 to 11-3/4 will fit. I put Christmas plates in mine for the month of December:)
1601010
I am not sure. I used my daughter's large Fiestaware plates. She has them & the serving holder.
1601011
I just tried a plate I have that is 9 1/2" in diameter and it fits well. The holes on each tier measure 8 1/2" in diameter. I think 9 1/4" will fit just fine. It will also hold much larger plates. I love this holder and use it for many things. I'll be happy to answer any other questions you have about it.
1601012
Yes! I used this plate rack for my christmas dinner buffet. All mine fine china plates fit on it great! When not using it to stack plates, I just have three regular sized decorative plates on it! Looks really nice and is very sturdy! Love it!
1612124
If the holes of the plates you have measure 1 inch in diameter, than yes they will fit. However, if they are the standard Olympic plates with the 2 inch diameter holes, then they won't fit. Measure the holes on your plates to ensure that they are the 1 inch in diameter holes and you are good to go with this bar.
1764025
My plates are 11 inches in diameter, and it looks like another 1/2 inch of diameter would also fit. I think a plate 12 inches in diameter might not fit.
438090
They might but they are pretty short and they probably wouldn't fit very many. The height would be about half the height of the silverware
1907031
It depends on the depth and length of your dishes. The space between each divider is about 2.5", so if your dishes are shallower than that, they should fit. If your dishes are 10" in length or shorter, they'll fit without hanging off the end. It's a sturdy piece though and heavy enough that you don't have to worry about your dishes being too heavy for it to handle.
720675
They will fit. We have 10" plates. Please note that they will only lean downward. They do not lean upwards unless you bend the slots.
1788088
The depth of the shelf is 9 1/2 " so your 11" plates will not fit. Sorry. They are 22" long
1764028
Wish I could say, but my plates are only 11" wide. I think there might be enough space for 11-1/2" but not sure about 12" will fit.
2029674
No. The inside dimension is only about 13 inches. Since the diagonal measurement of a 9x13 dish is more than 13 inches, as the turntable rotates the dish won't be able to move with it (it'll get stuck).
1420075
probably not because it would not hold my square plates either. I know it will hold a dinner plate that is 10".
1645398
I'm not sure if pie tins would fit but, I use regular 10 inch plates on mine and they just fit.
194436
Sorry, but they won't fit . My round containers will barely hang in there, they constantly fall out.
715030
If your cabinet is the standard depth of 11.5 inches, then these will fit just fine. The plate is 10.5", Salad plate is 8.5" and bowl is 7.5". I can fit 3 mugs deep in my cabinet. All work in the dishwasher just fine. Hope that this helps.
1254353
Sure! The Cheeky plates (round plates) fit in these just fine. The Bundle Monster, Shany, Angel plates all fit too. The only ones that don't fit are the Octagon ones (8sided) cos' they are slightly larger. Hope this helps! :0)
921313
They should fit they look like the same size plates i have and the fit isn't tight
1798502
I had to go measure my plates. No, mine are 10 1/2 & fit comfortably in the cradle. I do not believe they would without shoving & possible damage.
850254
I apologize....I was just now able to get this item out of my closet to check. It definitely would not hold regular dinner plates. The plates that come with the set are approximately 8 inches and what you don't see is that they have depth to them (almost like a bowl). This allows them to sit securely on the metal stand. A regular plate (big or small) would likely slide off. I hope this information helps. Again, I'm sorry for the delay in responding. Good Luck!