What does the Fitz-All lid measure?
898633
It has a diameter of 10 1/8". The design of a 10" skillet determines whether this fits over the rim or sits inside the rim.
898634
Hi - I'm at work now, but I believe it's 12" - shorter than I thought, but still helpful
898635
If you are asking about it's diameter, the model I purchased has a diameter of 11.5".
898636
Just about 10 and 3/16" diameter. Perfect for 10" pan, but can be used on a smaller pan, if needed.
898637
Total diameter is 10 inches (25.75 cm.). The indentations are at approximately 9.5. , 8.25, 7.5 , and 6 inches.
898638
10 3/16" total diameter, but due the rolled edge, it will cover pans/pots up to 10" at the most.
1796951
I purchased this as a gift for someone who does not live near me. I will ask the person I gave this lid to, but I don't know at this moment. It will take me a few days to receive an answer.
438997
the one I have consist on to different pieces of glass attached to a middle plastic beam/hinge (so the smallest one functions as a lid). I hope it helps.
69120
It is not here for me to measure, but it has one big screw on lid that has another on that lid itself. The big lid must be 4-5 inches. The small one about 1 inch.
1158987
Think it is the vertical measurement of the glass part...but we are out of town so I can't measure
2089197
That's what mine measures. Do you need the inside measurements to make sure that the toilet bowl and equipment fits (which it does). There is a fair amount of draw on either side of the toilet bowl, mostly to accommodate for the shut off valve and to give symmetry to the piece. Hope this helps. Pam F.
2006974
I haven't measured, but it seems pretty standard - comparable to other ladles I have used. Guessing a cup...
2097132
They appear to be the external dimensions. P.S. Buy the pouch system that attaches to the inside of the lid...it is indispensable.
1642943
What part do you want measured. Please be specific and I can try and answer this.
432422
It can measure in both inches / feet and metric. It is a setting that you can adjust.
450989
I honestly do not remember exactly but I believe it is about that measure. It is an incredible product!
1259702
It really doesn't measure any thing. Your cat uses the litter box and after a few minutes from exiting the littler box it will rake the littler to remove waste. Unfortunately, this littler box does not work well. The lid does not go to the closed position to keep odor in and does not get all waste out It is also very small so if you have a large cat it is hard for them to get in. My cat stands with his front paws on the side to be able to use. You do, however, have to watch and not put too much littler in the box as the rake cannot go through it
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So if you look at the side, primarily on the longer lids with two snaps, you'll often notice that only one snap engages or that both are being stubborn. I've noticed if you compress the gasket down by pressing down on the lid while cupping the snap piece and pushing the snap more down toward the counter and in toward the container than directly in toward the container itself it works perfect. The edge of the snap is sometimes just a hair above the line necessary to get it under the lip on the container and squeezing straight in will often not engage the lock. If you watch it engage at eye level while slowly performing my instructions you will actually see it in motion. So if you look at the side, primarily on the longer lids with two snaps, you'll often notice that only one snap engages or that both are being stubborn. I've noticed if you compress the gasket down by pressing down on the lid while cupping the snap piece and pushing the snap more down toward the counter and in toward the container than directly in toward the container itself it works perfect. The edge of the snap is sometimes just a hair above the line necessary to get it under the lip on the container and squeezing straight in will often not engage the lock. If you watch it engage at eye... » Read More So if you look at the side, primarily on the longer lids with two snaps, you'll often notice that only one snap engages or that both are being stubborn. I've noticed if you compress the gasket down by pressing down on the lid while cupping the snap piece and pushing the snap more down toward the counter and in toward the container than directly in toward the container itself it works perfect. The edge of the snap is sometimes just a hair above the line necessary to get it under the lip on the container and squeezing straight in will often not engage the lock. If you watch it engage at eye level while slowly performing my instructions you will actually see it in motion. « Show Less
2078069
It does not. When you punch in the combination and turn the knob the lid only comes up one quarter of an inch
724971
We found all the information we needed on the inside of the toilet tank lid. I'd like to think this helps, but I'm sure that's the first place you would look. ;)
490272
I have a 10" pan and my 10" Farberware lid fits. The inner rim dimension is 9-5/8".Farberware Glass 12-Inch Replacement Lidfrom the Q & A on the 12" lidThe actual maximum outside diameter is 12 1/8 or 12 3/16 inches. The other important measurement is what I will call the "drip ring" This is the inner ring that goes straight down from the glass dome about 1/4 inch and prevents lid moisture from going to the outer edge. The drip ring diameter is just over 11 5/8 inches.So it seems as if the dimensional relationships are the same for 10" and 12" I have a 10" pan and my 10" Farberware lid fits. The inner rim dimension is 9-5/8".Farberware Glass 12-Inch Replacement Lidfrom the Q & A on the 12" lidThe actual maximum outside diameter is 12 1/8 or 12 3/16 inches. The other important measurement is what I will call the "drip ring" This is the inner ring that goes straight down from the glass dome about 1/4 inch and prevents lid moisture from going to the outer edge. The drip ring diameter is just over 11 5/8 inches.So it seems... » Read More I have a 10" pan and my 10" Farberware lid fits. The inner rim dimension is 9-5/8".Farberware Glass 12-Inch Replacement Lidfrom the Q & A on the 12" lidThe actual maximum outside diameter is 12 1/8 or 12 3/16 inches. The other important measurement is what I will call the "drip ring" This is the inner ring that goes straight down from the glass dome about 1/4 inch and prevents lid moisture from going to the outer edge. The drip ring diameter is just over 11 5/8 inches.So it seems as if the dimensional relationships are the same for 10" and 12" « Show Less
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It's too small for me to measure. You can tell from when the ice cream is mixing that there is only a very thin film on the bowl after the dasher sweeps by. Hope this helps.