I have to do a bottom baby cake on top of a 8" cake and 20 cupcakes does this one will hold?
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I don't think this stand was very sturdy. I would only use it for cupcakes.
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my item was incomplete so couldn't use it. I am pretty sure it will fit perfectly fine and it will hold material is thin Plexiglas is strong.
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Hello and thank you for your inquiry , yes you should be fine! Congratulations !
738955
Yes it should if the cake is 8 inches the 2 bottom layers should accommodate 20 standard size cupcakes
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The 20 cupcakes should be small, the regular size may not fit in a single level, the larger level is more or less the size of a dinner plate. The display is sturdy, but will not take any type of abuse, it is simply for displaying and gentle handling. I would put the larger cake at the bottom to avoid putting pressure on the unit when cutting, if you will be the one cutting and serving you may be able to pull it off.
106872
No. The bottom diameter is smaller. I was very disappointed with the photo, it makes it appear otherwise. It is just a standard cupcake size and angles.
841885
No.. the tiers aren't wide enough to hold cupcakes in my opinion. you may end up getting frosting on the edges on the tier above. There are only 3 tiers and I don't think it will stand correctly if one tier is removed.
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It is designed to hold cupcakes. It will hold about 25-30 standard size cupcakes at once. Very sturdy. I suppose if the wedding cake was exactly the same size as each tier, with hole in the middle, it might work. I think you would have to disassemble to cut.
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It will have to be all together or the top parts that go up and down will stick out and it would look weird. I think that with 50-70 cupcakes tho you can just put around the outside and it would still look good!
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I bought this foru wedding 'cupcake cake'. My cake lady tries it put to see how many it would hold. I believe we were able to get 50 regular sized cupcakes on the stand. Hope this helps.
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It holds about 100 large ones but it is wobbly. I super glued mine together and it worked like a charm for a wedding. On the top it held a little 10 inch cake too..
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The first level can hold 3 cupcakes. Second level - 5. Third level 8. Hope this helps.
1365755
yes... my wedding cake was 3 tiers but it was small so we had cupcakes also. It only fits a 9 inch cake on the bottom and then obviously each tier was smaller as you went up. the top tier was quiet tiny but it gave the same effect. wish i could ass a picture here. my cake was beautiful!
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Standard cup cakes 30..you maybe able to fit a few more in. I didn't want to spend a lot on a stand so I raised it by sitting it on top of my round corner wear and covered the corner wear with cheveron paper to match my theme then I put the extra cupcakes in front on the actual table.forgot to take pics but it came out nice.. Oh and I put a 6 inch cake on top.
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Yes it will. The top rack that holds the other cupcakes comes off. Very good product
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Yes it does. I had about 6 dozen cupcakes next to each other in the top two trays for a Christmas Chorus dinner and had plenty of room. I used the plain side rather than the side designed for cupcakes.
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You do not have to use all tiers. I'm not certain on number of cupcakes it will hold
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It will only fit with standard home size cupcakes...even those were a tight fit. It was hard to get them placed without the frosting touching the tier above.
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If you're talking about a pound cake per rack, I would be fine in endorsing this. Even up to 2 each rack, I'm sure it would be fine. The hooks on the back end are really sturdy. My only reservation for pound cakes, or any other cakes which may rise, would be a worry about clearance. I'll go set mine up and measure and then post a picture to the product.
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Yes! The cake mix or muffin mix will expand and fill the top half. The holes in the top are for overflow. Any of your favorites will work!
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i think it would work, it is set up for cupcakes, but the smaller ones wouldn't slide around too much