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Which size plate stand would you recommend?

Catherine Brooks

5 years ago

I need to display a platter that is 21" wide and 15" high. Would you recommend this size or your smaller size that is 10" high?

Wrought Iron Platter Stand/Easel, 16"x11.5" · More Info

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PRO
Laredo Import Co.
5 years ago
This size will work, I checked, the smaller one will be too tippy and the platter will recline too much.Thanks,Nick
Catherine Brooks
Original Author
5 years ago
Thank you.
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PRO
Laredo Import Co.
5 years ago
Thanks.
Micah Shanks
3 years ago
What is the height from the bar where the plate rest to the top of this stand? I have a 16 inch plate and I do not want the top of the stand to be stick out. I think the smaller plate stand will be too tippy.
PRO
Laredo Import Co.
3 years ago
Hi Micah,

The height from the top of the horizontal bar to the top of the stand is 13.5 inches. Your plate will cover the top.

Thanks,

Nick

Laredo Import Co.

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