What is the size of the cradle? My plates are huge, 11 1/2 inches and wonder if they will fit inside the cradle.
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My plates are 10 1/2" and they fit in the large cradle with some room to spare, but not much. I measured the width across the middle for you and it will definitely be a squeeze, it measures just about 11 1/2" at it's widest. It could go either way, so no promises :)
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I had to go measure my plates. No, mine are 10 1/2 & fit comfortably in the cradle. I do not believe they would without shoving & possible damage.
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They are a lot bigger than most plates and in the most known organizers such as bundle monster they will not fit. I keep them in the box they came in, at least they're protected. Hope this helps.
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They are just barely under 2 inches in diameter. I use Olympic plates and they fit perfectly on them. FYI, I have a squat rack that's not very deep and I have found that I have to be careful where I store certain plates with these, or I find myself hitting those plates when squatting.
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One review said that if the item is 11 inches long or less and under 3 inches high, it should fit (since the entire platter holder is 3 inches high, with less usable interior space than that). I don't have one, but that's what I just read.
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The largest holder in this set (for dinner plates) is exactly 12" in circumference. It's 7 inches high. I'm not sure I completely understood the question but if your plates are 11 1/2 to 12" wide, yes they will fit in the dinner plate holder.
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The cradles fit quite a few dishes. My dishes are thin (Corelle) so I even put some bowls in the cradles with them. You will find use for them as they are very well made. I have mine on the non skid cupboard liner and they don't move or shift at all. I would definitely go for them...
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this may not help as this rack was a gift. The plates were middle sized - not dinner plates and not dessert plates - in between. Very nice rack that worked well in her dining room. I keep thinking the plates were 8"
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i dont think it would fit in a 17" x 36" cradle... It fits perfectly without any gap in my 18" x 36" cradle so it could be bigger to fit in a 17" x 36" cradle ...
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I don't have any 12" plates, but tried an 11" one. I wouldn't put my plates in this because the space between the dividers is too wide and the bottom wires are close enough together that I would be afraid the plates would roll out. My pizza pan stays in, but that is because it is wedged between other pans. I hope this answers your question.
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Sorry to say your plates won't fit. The inside diameter is 5 3/4 or just a hair over. i think they make a bigger size but that may not fit your needs. Have you looked at MSR products? John
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Yes, I have both sizes: the larger cradle for dinner plates and the smaller one for lunch plates.
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Darren,They are almost flat. They are about one and a half inches high. That is the height of the "lid" and the rest of the box folds under it for easy travel.I love mine, and you can actually put about 16 plates into the ones that hold twelve. You can use napkins or paper towels for the additional separators.Just be sure that the size you get is wide enough for the plates. You need the inside measurements to be 9 inches, for example, if the plates are 9 inches.Sometimes they give you the outside dimensions, and the 9 inch plate won't fit inside if 9 inches is the outside measurement.Good luck! Darren,They are almost flat. They are about one and a half inches high. That is the height of the "lid" and the rest of the box folds under it for easy travel.I love mine, and you can actually put about 16 plates into the ones that hold twelve. You can use napkins or paper towels for the additional separators.Just be sure that the size you get is wide enough for the plates. You need the inside measurements to be 9 inches, for example, if the plates are 9 inches.Sometimes they give you the outside dimensions, and the 9 inch plate won't fit inside if 9 inches... » Read More Darren,They are almost flat. They are about one and a half inches high. That is the height of the "lid" and the rest of the box folds under it for easy travel.I love mine, and you can actually put about 16 plates into the ones that hold twelve. You can use napkins or paper towels for the additional separators.Just be sure that the size you get is wide enough for the plates. You need the inside measurements to be 9 inches, for example, if the plates are 9 inches.Sometimes they give you the outside dimensions, and the 9 inch plate won't fit inside if 9 inches is the outside measurement.Good luck! « Show Less
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My plates are 10 1/2 inches in diameter and fit very easily. The open circle that they rest on is 9 inches round. I do not have any plates that are 9 1/4 to try, but I have a bowl that is 8 3/4 round which just fits on that rim, so your extra 1/2 inch should work.
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By my measurements the large plates are 11-1/4" (28.6cm) in diameter and the small plates are 9-1/8" (23.2cm). They fit perfectly in our kitchen cabinets, which I would assume are a somewhat standard size.
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Thank you all for the great answers. How high from the ground is the cradle? Oops sorry, I'm Jan's wife, Peggy.
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The size of the plates are a perfect square, so I want to say about a 4" x 4" If not smaller. I ordered the Panasonic Surrond sound system from Amazon as well and they fit perfectly on there.
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It's about the size of a saucer, about 5.5 inches across. You can put plates on it that are larger than the plate portion, though. I have, and it worked fine.