How big of a plate can it accomodate? Does the metal bar running along the side prevent a large plate from being held securely? I have large square di
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I have no problem with holding big dish plate 11". Actually side bar did not even touch the plates, it sits in lower third of a plate. I am very pleased with this rack, the only problem is that for glass rack there is no drip pan, so if you want to place it in a cabinet (my case) you will need some kind of protection.
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As others have said it would fit a 9.5" plate...but don't bother buying this rack. Mine is still sitting in the box, unused, because it is so small and flimsy and has many other flaws. I tried to return it but the seller was only going to give me half of the money back plus shipping both ways so I have just kept it and plan on giving it away.
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I returned this dishrack because it didn't hold glassware as shown in the photos and I didn't like that it didn't drain well for me. The rack was always sitting in a puddle of water. Sorry I can't help with plate sizes.
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I have JBL studio monitor speakers that sit beyond the base plate by about 1.5 inches, they sit very secure. The base plate is 6" x 6.5" and you can twist the pole to suit your needs. I think your speaker dimensions might be on the high side. If I were you, I would shop for a slightly larger base plate. This is a great/sturdy brand - I would definitely recommend to a friend but you should see if they sell another model with a larger base plate. I wouldn't feel comfortable if my speaker was going beyond the edge of the baseplate by more than 1-1.5 inches.
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I have ridiculously big square dinner plates and it holds them. We use our dishwasher for the most part but this still works great for a little or a lot. I've had mine for probably 8 months now and it still looks great.
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mine is 50mm, therefore when i put my oly plates on them there is a little bit of slide space. not so much that it will jingle jangle but enough that it is not a tough resistance to slide my plates on
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I have 12, 10" plates in my holder. 12" will not properly fit. I personally would not put anything larger than 11", but I am taking a conservative approach. I hope this helps.
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It'll be tight... thats what I use it for. If you shop around you can find looser holders. Another thing is you wanna use a plastic or carbon fiber holder, as the metal ones will scratch it.
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No it won't fit, the larger plate that fit is about 8 1/2 inches in diameter.
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It will probably fit and should hold but is not an ideal fit. Whatever it is being attached to should be more square than round for it to hold securely.
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I apologize....I was just now able to get this item out of my closet to check. It definitely would not hold regular dinner plates. The plates that come with the set are approximately 8 inches and what you don't see is that they have depth to them (almost like a bowl). This allows them to sit securely on the metal stand. A regular plate (big or small) would likely slide off. I hope this information helps. Again, I'm sorry for the delay in responding. Good Luck!
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My wife says: If you tighten down the plate that has the square holes, it will not swivel. Hope this helps!
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The dimensions are outside dimensions, so any plate larger than 9 1/2 inches will not fit in the tray.
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No problem - my tub is polyurethane and the grab bar is attached at a spot at which the inner and outer surfaces are not parallel. The large size and the rubber pads of the gripping plates keep it firmly attached without marring or buckling the tub walls.
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It says it holds a 10" to 14" plate. I see no reason why it wouldn't hold the 10" plate if it's true 10".
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depends on what kind of barbell you have. the thing on the front that you use for leg curls etc fits 1" plates. if you can afford it, buy a proper power cage and bench. this one is pretty wobbly. i had to build wood supports to keep the bench stable when pressing.
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This will work on Square and Round bars. Most oval bars will be too large for this mount.
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Oops; after actually measuring and reviewing the other answers, it appears it should hold it without any modifications, sorry.
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I just looked at it again. There is a thin metal bar that goes between the cross bars and the knobs, I guess this is thin enough to conform to the round cross bars, but I just don't know how well it would hold.