could i use this to display full sized macarons, standing on their sides?? If yes, any idea how msny??? Thanks!!
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I would be afraid of placing macarons on their sides for display, they may fall out. However, I have not counted how many mini cupcakes it will hold, but it holds nearly 30-36 regular cupcakes, which would be around 72 mini ones. A macaron is about the size of a mini cupcake, so I would guess around 65-72 depending upon the size of the macaron. Hope this helps. I have never had any problems with cupcakes falling out, they run out before that happens...lol. Good luck.
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Just wondering if you did try the Macarons on their sides, because I am planning to do the same if it will work?.There is a stand specifically for Macarons but it is very well over priced and out of stock.
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The stand takes 31 cupcakes (regular size), so I think you need to work out the size of your macaroons. If they are the small pointed type, I would say about double the amount standing straight up. However, if you are making the big flat cookie type macaroons then probably around 26 if the diameter is the same as the top diameter of a cup cake. I'm not quite sure what you mean by "standing on their sides". If you mean that the macaroons would be packed together like they are in a box standing straight up, then sorry but I have no idea how many. Anyway, they'd probably fall down.Good luck, Patricia The stand takes 31 cupcakes (regular size), so I think you need to work out the size of your macaroons. If they are the small pointed type, I would say about double the amount standing straight up. However, if you are making the big flat cookie type macaroons then probably around 26 if the diameter is the same as the top diameter of a cup cake. I'm not quite sure what you mean by "standing on their sides". If you mean that the macaroons would be packed together like they are in a box standing straight up, then sorry but I have no idea how many. Anyway, they'd probably fall... » Read More The stand takes 31 cupcakes (regular size), so I think you need to work out the size of your macaroons. If they are the small pointed type, I would say about double the amount standing straight up. However, if you are making the big flat cookie type macaroons then probably around 26 if the diameter is the same as the top diameter of a cup cake. I'm not quite sure what you mean by "standing on their sides". If you mean that the macaroons would be packed together like they are in a box standing straight up, then sorry but I have no idea how many. Anyway, they'd probably fall down.Good luck, Patricia « Show Less
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Well the tiers are spaced far enough apart to set the cupcakes on & take off without mashing their tops. It is sturdy, to hold cupcakes without sagging like the cardboard kind is likely to do. I think it would hold your macaroons fine.
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You could but not many (sorry at work can't go home to count how many). It isn't wide enough to put 2 side by side though. As a display, unless you just need something for a small area, this isn't what you want. I have seen much larger ones here on Amazon.
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Yes! I used this plate rack for my christmas dinner buffet. All mine fine china plates fit on it great! When not using it to stack plates, I just have three regular sized decorative plates on it! Looks really nice and is very sturdy! Love it!
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The best answer anyone can give you is to check the measurements of the rack against the measurements of your pans. I don't use mine that way, but IIRC the half sheets are too big, I think it will only hold the quarter sheets, but don't take my word for it. Measure, measure, measure. Seriously. There is one bad review here written by someone who didn't measure and blamed the product when their pans didn't fit. Also note that the rack has to be oriented in one direction, front-to-back -- there are posts on the sides to keep things from sliding out. So, if your pan is too long to fit in your oven that way, and I'm betting it is, it's not going to work with this rack.
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Allsop Metal Art Monitor Stand (Black)...you may want to look it up to see the design. This is the stand I have...and mine does not fit in a corner. I have my 17" lap top on top of the stand and there is a lot of room underneath. Regarding your stand...I'd say call Amazon...as they are very helpful with questions. Not sure if I helped...sorry! :o(
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I don't see why not. It was not designed to serve as a stand but it is flat on top and of sturdy construction. However, you did not indicate what size display you intended to put on top. My 55" would not be the best idea, but my 32" would work out fine. There shouldn't be too much vibration but consider a foam or rubber pad between them if there is no cushion on the bottom of the stand.
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Hi I think that would work. The bottom would hold more than 2 dozen cookies, depending on how you are displaying them.
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Using ALL the tiers the mfr says it holds 100 regular size cupcakes, 200 mini-cupcakes. I found that that means if they are sqooshed close together; I like to leave some space between them and therefore put less on than that. You can also put tissue paper in coordinating colors under the cupcakes - looks nice. I really recommend this stand - use it all the time!
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r u going to put this up on the wall? you can get really nice TV stands? these are not that big, they are for ornaments or books, however if everything fits in and on it then I guess you could use it for what you want it for
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There are great for occasional extra tables for guests when you are entertains. You could use them for TV tables if the small one is not to low for you. They would make a great end table doubling as TV tables when you need to pull them out. We bought these primarily for extra table space for guests. We don't use them as TV tables but I don't see why you can not. They are sharp looking!!
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the sides are probably strong enough because there is not much weight on them if you were to stack them. The center of the one placed on top would probably sag a little bit because the dividers in the center are just made of cloth. that's my best guess.
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In theory yes. You would mount it to one wall and set it up to display as a corner OR you could drill a mounting board into the corner of the wall and then mount it to that. I'd suggest the first.
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The space might be used for mini cupcakes or for regular sized that don't have a topper. I didn't since the display looked much cleaner and nicer. if you do it may look squished. hope this helps.
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I would not use it that way--this works as a carrier for art portfolio, or carry case for a 3 panel display board. The structure would not be safe for a flat screen TV, no padding or extra support on sides or bottom, even if the screen would fit(check depth) Doubt the stand would fit
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I want to point out that both stands I purchased cracked at the joints into which the center tubes slide. The tower was being used for a baby shower and I didn't have enough time to order a replacement. Ended up having to use clear packaging tape to keep the tower from toppling over. I'd be cautious putting an 8" cake in top and would definitely remove the cake for slicing.
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Your dimensions would probably work but I don't think this is the display venue you want to use. It's perfect for spices but not very elegant for glass. You could probably only fit 3 shoes on the whole thing. Kind of industrial looking, too.
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You can use picture hanging nails on an angle so that they will be able to hold the display case. We didn't use mollies but you can if you feel more comfortable. Sorry it took a bit to answer. Hope this helps.