would this accommodate platters?
1134206
Without a doubt it would. If they are heavy I would recommend securing the rack down to the cabinet floor.
1134207
I think so as long as they are not any deeper than a muffin pan, but if they are glass platters you may only want to store 3 in it to keep from breaking.
1134208
Yes, it is sturdy. You could probably get two platters in each space if they were slim.
1134209
Yes, I believe it would. If it can handle large cookie sheets and muffin tins it should also hold platters.....of course, depending on their size. I found it important that the organizer not be a lot narrower than the width of the cabinet.....the sides of the cabinet help to hold everything in place.
1542379
One review said that if the item is 11 inches long or less and under 3 inches high, it should fit (since the entire platter holder is 3 inches high, with less usable interior space than that). I don't have one, but that's what I just read.
1434922
If the plates are inexpensive and light then yes. Otherwise this would not hold up porcelain or fine china. I have fiesta ware and it wouldn't hold.
207257
Probably not lying flat - certainly not in a tray. It could probably fit if you stood it up vertically with shelves removed.
78725
I have no idea but the top platter is the size of a dinner plate and it gets larger from then on. Hope this helps
1392296
You could display a dinner plate or a larger platter. I just tried it out to make sure.
1578495
I would not place anything directly on the platter. When I use I place items in a container that can be heated. It warms but I wouldn't count on it to cook items.
1666048
I believe it would work well as a Cookbook stand, as it is very sturdy. I have a Gold plated Decorative plate from Greece that is very heavy, so I needed a good sturdy stand for it, and it works very well.
1936323
Absolutely...I'm using mine with a large platter but it'll work fine with your 3 inch deep bowl...
1042506
Technically yes, but a egg platter tray might be a better option. It might be a tight fit.
1985628
We have 10" plates, 3/16 thick. The horizontal support piece across the back side of the top part of the rack prevented the plates from nesting deep enough to be safely supported. If you place a square plate corner down into the rack, the next corner may fit above that cross support and work for you. Obviously the size of the dish will be a factor.
1335632
I suppose you could if you fixed the plates and brought them to the table. You may also need to bend over if sitting on the storage cubes.
2133550
I think it will. You would, most likely, have to leave a shelf out in order to accomodate the mixer. I do love this island. It is well made and gives me the storage I needed. I can store many serving pieces in it.
2028029
The turntable has a diameter of 10 5/8", so you'll be tight but ok I think. My plates are at least 10.5" and we haven't had any trouble.
1121577
Yes. It's probably even overkill for just a bundt cake. It's really tall and fits a 12" cake platter.
1936321
Yes, it would support it, but it would leave the plate an angle since it is for a deep bowl. I think you probably want a plate stand that will hold it almost upright.
2259457
I don't think so. I have a heavy casserole dish on the bottom shelf and smaller dishes and nik-naks on shelves above. I use it for display only. It is very pretty in my living room corner.