Is the pedestal on this plate strong enough to support a large wedding cake?
1124385
Yes, it is very sturdy. The edge has a slight lip. The base is 5 1/2" across.
1124386
I would say "yes" as the cake plate is made of very heavy glass. It is not delicate but sturdy. I would say it would hold a three tiered cake at least.
2148115
NO. Sorry you cant stack in descend order because the bottom plate for the largest cake is not attachable to the poles it has its own small marble sized feet for sitting low on the table. Further mo re if you look at the pieces they all have plates on the top and bottom of each support pole but the bottom plate only has 1 plate and there is no interlocking feature on the center f it to mount it to the pole. Even if you could the cakes are WAY WAY to heavy to be that high.
798644
I believe it is strong enough to support a standard-sized cast-iron pot, if that is what you are referring to. If you are referring to a footed camp-style Dutch oven, probably not.
1257200
Unfortunately mine came without the requisite legs/feet. I image it would though. The plate itself seems to be very solid construction. Thick. Not flimsy at all.
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.
477906
This wouldn't be ideal. Maybe a small plate. Keep in mind you need to keep it quite level
641614
Yes, and it is not flimsy. I do usually put a vanity fair plate under it so it will not be too hot to put on the table. Enjoy!
520201
i think they would be strong enough to hold a slice of wedding cake. enjoy!
1365757
Once the base cake is not larger than 10" it should be fine as its quite sturdy. Anything larger may cause it to tip over
1853947
It's quite sturdy. It supports large plates laden with food and wine bottles and glasses. It's low to the ground so the Center of gravity is low. Works well for most settings
167433
I would say it is moderately sturdy, but I would not trust it to stay upright if bumped. I've had mine for a number of years and one rack is no longer completely level (maybe the support got bent). But I think it would be strong enough to hold a cake.
1750255
It's wooden and some of the pieces are heavy. I don't think it would work for a cake....
2081440
It is quite heavy with the wrought iron legs and will set very well, not unstable. I have one completely on thick carpet and one is half carpet and half hardwood and there is no problem. Very sturdy and I have had many compliments on these tables. The oval cocktail is the prettiest I have ever seen and I sold fine furniture for years. I put them together by myself with no problems, very simple.
1585202
I'm not 100% positive that I fully understand your concerns, however, if you're wondering if the stand itself is sturdy enough to hold a tiered and heavy cake, I would say yes.
1366721
To me I would say no. The stand is small. It's size is like an 8 inch pan. I didn't use it as a cake stand bc it was smaller than I thought. I used it to place napkins on. Hope this helps.
286665
These cake stands are VERY strong. I used the third largest one for a five tier cake. Definitely holds up!
1789843
The plate on the bottom is 1 3/8" square on the bottom that is beveled to about 1 1/16th. I would worry about it not being stable with your sizes.