Do you think this will hold pint glasses and other glassware when hung on the wall? Trying to free up cabinet space in my very small kitchen. Thanks.
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Only if it is mounted securely to the wall with anchor bolts. I use my cabinet as a medicine cabinet in my powder room. In a kitchen you will be using it every day and that puts a lot of stress on this type of cabinet. Also, the pints and glassware should be distributed evenly.
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I think it would work for glasses. I tested the strength of the shelves and they do give a bit under weight so if you really load the shelves up with heavy glasses they might bow under the weight and most certainly will bow over time. It wouldn't take much to add an extra piece of wood to help support the shelves if it looks like you glasses are a bit heavy for them. We have two of these cabinets, both in bathrooms and both have held up really well under normal use - both are quite full with various bottled liquids (meds, alcohol, mouthwash, lotions, etc.) and other items normally kept in a medicine cabinet. We were sure to screw the cabinet into studs though. I would certainly recommend that for use in a kitchen.
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I believe it would be fine for dishes. I purchased it for books and find it very suitable. Bear in mind, it is not an especially large cabinet so the dishes cannot be too big. It will serve you well and it looks lovely, too.
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I have not used it wth glass bottles. But i don't see any reason why it wuldn't still hold them in the rack. I think that it will be fine.
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Hello Terra: I have not used the stand for bar-sized beer glasses, but I do use it for mugs and also wine bottles, which might have similar weight and it works great! I love this drying rack!Hope it helps.
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I use mine to hold glass baking dishes and mixing bowls, large canisters of sugar and the likes, and it is sturdy. I think having the shorter shelves on each side makes them more stable than having the longer shelves all the way across.
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Hi Justine! I'd say it could hold a small Dutch Oven and small pots and pans, yes. The weight won't be as much of an issue, though, as the width. The one I got was about 14" wide, which may not hold your larger items completely. Looks good in the kitchen, though, and not too obtrusive!
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I have some dishes and glassware in mine, and it is holding up well so far, but I don't have the shelves weighted way down, either... It is pretty sturdy. Only caveat for this product is that the cam locks are flimsy so I had to take the top off and glue it then use cam locks as best as I could. It's holding up fine so far.
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I can't answer this because I only used it for stereo equipment. The top shelf is glass but I think it should hold.
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Yes I think they are sturdy enough to stack up to 3 or 4 shelves and hold glassware or pots on them. I put stacks of fairly heavy dishes on them and have no problems.Mine came with connectors for combining the levels, so it's very stable.
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I couldn't mount it inside my cabinet.....maybe if I purchase shorter screws. The screws that come with the holder are too long. Not sure if shorter screws will hold this in place as it is a bit heavy.
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I don't know how much weight it will hold exactly--on that I would check with the manufacturer if possible. It will really depend on how you mount it, as others have mentioned. If you mount it in joists, it will be a great deal more sturdy. We have lots of pots and pans hanging from ours, as well as a few big pots on the shelf part, and some light baskets and lids. So far, so good! Hope this helps! :-)
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I'm sorry I can't give you a hard and fast answer. Have you tried emailing Prepac? With proper stud mounting the weight is redistributed along the wall of your house similar to cabinetry which can hold hundreds of pounds of glassware. I CAN say this unit is not secured exactly the same way as cabinetry so you may want to screw it into the "hanging" strip or add another furring strip to the bottom and screw that to your studs especially if you have kids. Having said all that I have 2 that are fully loaded with movies, CDs dvds statues, a phone and heavy DVD gift sets. It isn't going anywhere and looks the same as the day it was hung. Just be forewarned about some of the predrilled holes not lining up...
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Not a lot; maybe 4-6 or so, but it generally holds more than you think if you "stack" the items, because it is deeper than the typical dish rack. If you are just using it as secondary to your dishwasher (so just to hold plastics, pots, etc.) and you have a small household, this should work fine. If more for primary usage and/or household is larger, you might want to consider next size up.
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I used this as a cabinet on my vanity for make up and brushes. I can not tell you how many glasses would fit, as glasses come in different sizes. I used a rocks glass to hold the mascara and brushes. and eyeliners. One glass deep.
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hi peggy, I am not sure because I didn't put mine in a corner but I don't see why it wouldn't work in a corner. I do love my shelf and its just the right size for holding my tv box or even my dvd player and can hold both with out any problems. the glass measures from side to side 16 1/2 and from front to back 11 inches and it leaves about 2 inchs from the wall because glass doesn't sit flush against the wall. hope this helps you.
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Just spoke with my husband....the second row, where the rod sits in the groove, he doesn't think it would. He LOVES this holder, and sadly, doesn't "think" that this particular rod holder would hold, due to the larger rod size. The slots in the bottom where the rods sit, are about the size of an old half-dollar, but it's the second shelf that would be the concern for the much larger rods. Sorry.
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I have to say since I got this cabinet - have received many compliments on looks, as for funtion the shelves are ajustable so yes you can keep Scotch and glasses in it. I keep various wines in the section below and even a bottle of 25 year old Cognac I have not opened yet - so pleanty of room in a small cabinet. I probably have 10 bottles inside - this depends on the size of the bottles - 750mil's should be fine - larger may be a problem - if your bottles are really tall keep them on top - I keep a serving tray on top of mine with few choice "display" bottles which look great... Hope this helps a little.