Would this work well for square dinnerware plates? I'm looking to get one as a gift.
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I used it for clothing storage, but they are light storage box, and I noticed they were some for the dinnerware storage box with the see through window on Amazon, and I don't know if they are made stronger or if they the same, and I think you can store anything you want, but for dinner plate, you have to make sure to hold it from the bottom, because the bottom is only hold with the cardboard, I have bought several of them, and using all for clothing storage, hope I could help
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I think it depends on the plate size . I use it to keep spare bed sheets and towels in guest room ( I used to keep linens in plastic containers but it start to smell like plastic :-() . I think it's a good gift because it has many uses in household - you can keep seasonal clothing , linens , blankets etc . The only thing I would be concern about keeping dinner plates in it if it would get too heavy . It's a pretty dissent size box :-)Good luck !
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I would think not. It's not padded like dinnerware containers. It works well for things under the bed.
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It's 7" square. I suppose it can be used as a trivet to put hot dishes on, but it's bendable rubber, so I'm not sure you would typically use it for that. It's really for grabbing hot pots or oven racks, etc.
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No, it's not really big enough to hold dinner plates for serving. I agree with others - a couple of dessert plates. It's better for putting small food items on for people to take from.
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It should, yes! I bought this to replace one of mine that chipped. I have several square Corningware dishes and the kids are interchangeable, so this should work perfectly.
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I have used several of mine for text books and they have preformed well but they are sitting on a hard surface and not stacked on top of one another. Think they would work for plates.
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I used the bag once and didn't like it either. Maybe AB was wrong this once? Anyway, I went to a dishware store and bought two 6 inch stoneware plate and they work very well. One will hold most things but two will hold even floaty cukes. Be sure to cover the plates with liquid and you can spoon off the top if necessary. I actually loosely cover mine while fermenting with a large plastic bowl. Every batch has been good. Best of luck
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I wouldn't use it for a plate: 1)They aren't that big-unless you eat small portions & 2)The interlocking edges are sharp & you might cut/scratch yourself trying to hold/use it as a plate. It would be cheaper & better to get 3 plates from a dollar store!
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No, a standard round dinner plate won't fit. It doesn't show so well in the photo, but it's actually oval in design.
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I would imagine it would work fine. There is a really sticky glue that forms to adhere the disc to the item. If you follow the directions these things work great. I have had my ceramic plates hanging for a year now.
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Am actually using this for my punch bowl, but I would think that square plates would fit very well.
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not sure what your use would be. it is a small bar table for drinks... not big enough for dinner plates. the cool factor is pretty good though
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probably not because it would not hold my square plates either. I know it will hold a dinner plate that is 10".
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I bought mine for an entirely different project and it does exactly what I bought it for. I believe it will hold your cabinet panels square (see David Grone's answer).
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will hold large dinner plates.....I use it all the time when I have a large group....love it.
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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.
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This wouldn't be ideal. Maybe a small plate. Keep in mind you need to keep it quite level
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I don't think so. I have a hard time with my round fiesta plates because they are too tall for my cabinets. The inside is rounded, so I don't think the square plates would sit inside.