has anyone used this for cakes? Is it sturdy enough to support wedding cakes?
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I think it'll depend how how heavy the cake is. This stand is pretty sturdy!
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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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I think this cake stand is realy cute for your wedding!!! 1'' is not a big deal!! you most by it!!!
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I believe the table is sturdy enough. Since we have been using our table, it has been used alot for big potting jobs with no problems. The construction of this product surpassed my expectations, especially for the price!
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I'm actually not 100% certain on that one. Don't know the weight. But I believe it should handle it. I'm out of town right now so I can't check for you. I did however put a small 3-tier wedding cake on mine to do some of the icing detail work. I take mine apart once a year or so and put a drop of silicone or 3-in-one oil on each of the 3 ball bearings.
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That won't work. Just a little bit of pressure and the wheel greatly slows down. It's definitely not a strong enough motor to handle a cake. I'm actually a pastry chef, so I have just the right experience to answer your question! I would stick to a hand turned cake stand.
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Yes it can. This cake stand is quite strong and it has multiple purposes... Plus it looks pretty.
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It is sturdy enough for that purpose, I use it for table top to scrape dough,but it doesn't fit inside the bowl of my mixer well. . So no to bowl scraping (personal opinion) yes to table top.
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I have put 5 tier wedding cakes on it no problem but the top has grooves in it that makes it a pain if your trying to soo nth buttercream My staff hates it because of those darn grooves so they don't use it
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Yes, it is sturdy. You could probably get two platters in each space if they were slim.
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I used it to hold an 8" double layer cake on the top and cupcakes on all the bottom layers but I didn't use the top part of the tower. It worked but the actual plates were warpped and we had to put them upside down on a flat surface with heavy weights on them for a few days to fix it.
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We bought only for decoration but I think it is sturdy enough to withhold the weight as you describe it. I hope that helps.
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I dont think it would bend, it's pretty sturdy. And yes it rotates really well, we move it daily aiming between the couch and the desk, never had any "snags". I think it would work well for cakes.
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This muffin tray is not strong enough to be used without support. I use an old cookie tray underneath it when baking. I would recommend some kind of rack or tray.
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Yes, it has been sturdy enough for my stainless steel pots and pans without any problems. You will want side support for frying pans. Usually I'll prop a plate up, then the frying pan next to it. It is a good little rack.
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Hahaha... the base sits, but your cake might still slide off after you eat half of it. The product isn't heavy enough to support the weight of half or quarter of a cake. My stand fell over after we served up half.
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Yes but I use additional support for the center of the cake stand. I just use blocks of wood.
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It should be able to hold up a wedding gown, although if its extremely heavy it might be too much weight for the legs, and it should be used for displaying it and not actually working heavily on the gown bc that kind of pressure might cause the base to give way.Mannequinmaven