Do you think this would be sturdy enough to use my Kitchenaid stand mixer on, with the wheels locked? I'm wondering if it would rock around too much.
1803531
If The Base Dimensions of Your Mixer are less than The Shelf Size of the Cart , Then there would be No Problem with Rocking. Alternatively You Could Put The Basket Shaped Shelf on Top for more Stability.And The Cart Itself is Quite Sturdy
1803532
absolutely; when properly assembled, the topshelf is rated to 100lbs; be sure to keep appliance center-of-gravity in mind
1803533
This is a great storage cart and i have had no balance issues. If assembled properly, you will find this item to be quite sturdy. To be honest, i know it could easily handle storage and movement of your mixer from point A to B. If you're wanting to run the appliance on the cart, however, I would probably not recommend it. Even with the wheels locked, it wouldn't prevent wobbling.
1788420
No it would not be stable enough. Mine came completely bent. I would not recommend buying.
1525677
I have not actually used mine yet, but it is very sturdy - weighs a ton. I am planning on using it for other doughs as well.
1585092
I wouldnt chance anything too expensive with this stand. I bought a used Ipad that I use only for gigs...so it can fall or get knocked over and its no big deal. You might want to invest in something a little more sturdy.
1286721
This is a very sturdy cabinet as far as size goes I have a blender and food processor in ours with out any problems. the self is adjustable so you should be able to store your mixer.
995021
I believe it would be sturdy enough. We have a microwave on the lower shelf and a Keurig with a "Keurig carousel" on the top. The cabinet doesn't budge when we use either appliance.
902907
It's a pretty sturdy stand, so i think weight wise it could probably handle it. It'd be a bit awkward though because this is only about as wide as a monitor stand, i'd be more worried about it tipping over
1211296
I don't think so - it's on wheels and even when the wheel locks are on it moves a little with pressure (if someone leans on it it slides). Weight wise I think it should handle it fine though.
632069
Yes the handle is pretty sturdy. I believe it holds about 15 lbs of flour. Mines filled just over half now and I can lift it no problem.
1338203
I believe it is sturdy enough. I find it difficult to push empty. Each wheel seems to want to go in a different direction, but I have not given it its first workout yet.
227581
While I have not personally used it for this, I do not see why it would not. I would not be concerned with weight being an issue as I use mine in the kitchen and it probably holds between 5 and 10 pounds while still being able to freely spin as needed.
1178738
There's no reason why it should it decently sturdy. The wheels are terrible I changed mine to orangatang in heat wheels and it made a big difference in speed just a heads up
259703
It's very stable - this is a very heavy, solid stand. I can see how you'd be concerned from the picture but I've never had a problem with it.
919006
don't have a standard mixer, but being a chef for many years . The cabinet is well build and the top is of a good thickness , the only reserve I would have is with the rolling caster wheel it will rock and move quiet a bit when mixing dough or grounding meat even when the brakes are set on the wheel.. ps don't know the size of the mixer in question but the base should be measured without forgetting the length of the attachment (as meat grounder. pasta maker ect....
147821
I wouldn't call it free standing. I have it leaned up against my backsplash in a corner and it kept from falling over by my big kitchen-aid mixer.
979801
That would be a problem, you would only have a shelf width of approximately of about six inches. I suppose it could be done, if your mixer would fit on that size shelf. Side supports and hardware take up a good five inches. Hope this answers your question.
602293
It should be, it feels really solid and you can lock the wheels. Could be a problem with the metal grate surface but you could put a shelf liner on it if there is a problem with keeping the mixer level. If you don't want to chance it you may consider a cart with a stainless steel top shelf only about $30 more for the Seville Classics SHE18321 Stainless Steel Kitchen Workstation.