Need enough room to store Crock Pot, Keurig coffee maker, Cuisinart, NuWave Oven & Toaster oven (Small kitchen). Shelves deep & sturdy enough?
1575600
Yes. I currently store a toaster oven, a flava wave, crock pot and two George Forman grills on one shelf and I store heavy duty deep stock pots and a stack of heavy aluminum pots on the bottom shelf. It's a surprisingly strong unit. I also keep a ceramic utensil holder on the overhead shelf and some smaller odds and ends up there. I have my keurig coffee maker sitting on the butcher's block portion of the unit.
1575601
It can hold all those things and some more. I have my crock pot, blender, juicer, panini maker, and a few other things on the racks. We had to anchor ours to the wall because I have a 15 month old and it can be easily moved. Not sure what you mean by how deep the shelves are but they are sturdy nothing ever fell when my daughter would pull it off the wall hope this helps.
143488
Absolutely!! I had mine with the keurig on the wood shelf, stand mixer and mixing bowls on the bottom shelves with room to spare. It's a very nice bakers rack.
1575602
Right now mine is holding a large toaster, heavy knife set, blender and griddle. Definitely deep/tall enough. My heavy stuff went on bottom shelf and cutting board shelf. Works great :)
1575603
I have my Crockpot, Large Spice rack, Large stainless pots, a Nu-Wave Cooker, Durtch, Oven, and cast iron frying pan on mine... It works great for me.
1096201
Sides are not overly deep but do indeed hold cookbooks and small appliances nicely.
685084
I am using mine as 'drawers' for a tall set of deep shelves in my apartment kitchen. They are each filled with 'stuff' and have never seen the oven yet! But I can see no reason why they would not work well in my stove if I chose to use them for their 'standard' purpose.
482160
I'm not sure what kind of top shelf the Whitmor 6054-268 Supreme Rack has. The top of the bakers rack is a shelf, but the bottom of the shelf is composed of metal trellis, just like the back of the bakers rack. That means it's hard to store anything that is narrower than the width of the holes or that has feet, like my french press. Also, the border of the shelf is only about an inch tall, so it doesn't do a great job of keeping things from falling down. But I do use it as a shelf, mostly for containers of coffee and tea. It probably wouldn't hold anything too heavy or too wide.
1969234
Yes. Both shelves, the oven and dishwasher, are secure. You have the ability to pull these shelves in and out. This is a high-quality item.
1110983
The blender and george foreman will fit fine. I think a large crockpot might look a bit awkward on the baker's rack, but it would fit. I assume these items would simply be stored on the rack, not being used on it. I don't think it's made to hold heavier appliances. I use mine to store frequently used pantry items, cookbooks, and treats for my pets.
1416491
You could fit a Keurig on there I think if you removed the middle shelf. But not a microwave. It's not deep enough.
907355
Between the top and lower shelf, there is about 3 1/2inches. You could store things like tuna cans or baby food. Bags of pasta could also fit nicely.
1959508
The sink is pretty shallow -- about 2.5 inches at its deepest. The oven/cabinet section is surprising large. There is one shelf that makes for 2 storage areas, around 12.5 x 13". The large crate that holds the Melissa & Doug fruit & veggie cutting set fits with room to spare in both dimensions.
881134
I don't know how much room you actually have in your kitchen, Look at the dimensions given for the table and maybe use a tape measure to compare it for your kitchen. That said, these tables are made of heavy wood so pretty study. You might want to put something on the table to offset the heat from the cooker.
1095737
The three shelves and bottom (making four) are quite adequate for me. The cabinet is very sturdy. I use it for canned or non perishable items. It's made the kitchen easier to keep neat. Joyce Koch
207066
I put the top shelf at the highest "notch" and was able to fit shallow baskets to store our dogs leash, flashlights, gloves, etc. I bought the Whitmor 6500-2711 Rattique Shelf Tote, Red ( here's the link -http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CFNYPBA/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s03?ie=UTF8&psc;=1). If those are too shallow for what you want, I wouldn't see why you couldn't leave out a shelf and use deeper baskets.
742339
I don't think the shelves are deep enough for mugs. I sent it back because I didn't like it even for cans in the cupboard. Couldn't see what was behind each can and took up precious space in cupboard. Have you thought about large hooks to hang them up in the cupboard, my Mom used to do that. But cupboards aren't the size they used to be.
480949
You can absolutely store pots and pans, but I would say that only your smaller to medium size pots/pans would probably fit. The shelving is setup so there's a decent amount of usable height below the pull out drawer so stacking is a very viable storage method.
2236852
I think it would be fine, depending on the dimensions of your printer. It's certainly sturdy enough IMO - I have a Keurig commercial 1-cup coffeemaker and toaster on the top shelf, middle shelf is a microwave oven, bottom shelf is a bowl for fruit, etc., and it isn't tippy or anything.
2098856
This is probably too late but I will tell you that I have a 9" tall cupboard shelf and this works perfectly there! I put some small bowls and on-the-rocks glasses underneath. I do also put mugs on the top and I can fit 8 to 10 of them, depending upon their size.
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The top shelf is about 1.5 ft from the second one down. They are made of particle board laminate. We have a toaster on the second shelf from the top which we can crank to high and both shelves are fine. If you're going to place the toaster oven on the second shelf from the top, it depends how tall it is. You would probably want to have a bit of space for airflow. I believe it can handle it though.