what is the length of the slots?
1524786
The two on the top are 8" inches....the very top possibly 9. I went by the length of my knife. The third one from the top is 7" and the bottom is 6"
1524787
I'm sorry I can't help you, the shipper sent me the wrong block. The one I received was a 6 slot block.
1524788
"Excellent Product! Worked well with my J.A. Henckels Steak Knives....at Paula D. The Handle of my Steak Knives are 8 3/4" and the Blade is 4 1/2" and they fit perfect! I have J.A. Henckels Steak Knives Hope this is Helpful...
1524789
There are four rows of two slots. The bottom row is 6.25 inches; the seond rowis 7 inches deep; the third row is 7.5 and the fourth row is 8.75 inches
1524790
The bottom row (shortest) slots are just over 6 inches. The top row is just over 7 inches. When loaded with 8 Wusthof steak knives, the block is right at the balance point and will tip forward if you are not careful. I attached a 1/4" thick piece of oak to the bottom extending about 1 inch beyond the base and the unit is now completely stable. But you would think they would have noticed this problem and corrected it.
1524791
Slots are open at both ends, so if you raised the block you'd have VERY long slots though with knife tips sticking out of them. If you use the block conventionally, the shortest slots (nearest the base) are 6", the longest slots (at top of block) are 8-3/8". Note that the rubber legs raise the block and give you another 1/8" or so except for second longest slot pair whose bottom openings are partially blocked by a pair of rubber legs (the legs COULD be moved, if absolutely necessary). Another poster mentioned the instability of the block when loaded with heavy-handled knives - he is correct. Slots are open at both ends, so if you raised the block you'd have VERY long slots though with knife tips sticking out of them. If you use the block conventionally, the shortest slots (nearest the base) are 6", the longest slots (at top of block) are 8-3/8". Note that the rubber legs raise the block and give you another 1/8" or so except for second longest slot pair whose bottom openings are partially blocked by a pair of rubber legs (the legs COULD be moved, if absolutely necessary). Another poster mentioned the instability of the block when loaded with heavy-handled knives... » Read More Slots are open at both ends, so if you raised the block you'd have VERY long slots though with knife tips sticking out of them. If you use the block conventionally, the shortest slots (nearest the base) are 6", the longest slots (at top of block) are 8-3/8". Note that the rubber legs raise the block and give you another 1/8" or so except for second longest slot pair whose bottom openings are partially blocked by a pair of rubber legs (the legs COULD be moved, if absolutely necessary). Another poster mentioned the instability of the block when loaded with heavy-handled knives - he is correct. « Show Less
1893097
The length of the slots is 5 inches ... actually, maybe about an eighth of an inch larger, but the tray is five inches. We use OroWheat 100% Whole Wheat and I find the opening a tiny bit too small ... however, we can push the bread down through it and it works just fine. This toaster is beautiful and does a credible job toasting.
1148537
The one that I have, the 14 knife one, is around 9 inches. They make a 7 slot one that is 4 inches wide.
260902
The slots measure 3 1/4" long. Rest assured that it will fit your belt. The metal clip will firmly secure to a belt up to 1 3/4" wide.
1902201
Hi Jeanne, the slots are 2 3/4" (two and three fourths) inches high. I have them in a drawer that is 3 1/4" inches deep, and they fit down in the drawer very well. I hope this helps you.
1541238
The diameter of the slot is 1" wide and the total length of the brush slot is approx. 1 and 1/4 inches from tip to inner radius
256106
The slot is 5"long. I cut larger specialty breads is half which makes it perfect for the toaster. This toaster has many specialty functions such as a defrost cycle. It works well and does not take up room on the counter.
1893099
5.5 inches length from front to back of slot. Hope this helps. I really believe that this is an excellent toaster for the price. If the bread is too long, toast half, eject and then toast the other side. Mine toasts perfectly and evenly depending on which setting I use.
415900
From the center of 1 slot to the center of the second slot the distance is 2 3/4 inches.
1210956
They're 4 1/2" x 6 1/2" with a 3" x 5" grid on both sides. The unit comes with 3 and 3 slots, but you don't have to run it with all 3 in. Back when I bought this, the same retailer also listed replacements here.
1893098
The slots in my T-fal are a little more than 5 1/4 inches. They are also wider than most.
34578
They're all 12.25" deep. The tall slots are 15.5" tall and 7.75" wide. The short slots are 7.5 tall and 16" wide.
2157689
The slots are 4 inches on center. Each slot is approximately1/2" wide. Hope this helps.
253727
The individual slots are 5 3/4" in length and 1 3/4" in width. Thank you for inquiring!
2157691
the answer to your question is 4 1/8" inches from the center of one slot to the center of the other.
1630004
I threw the box away ~ if i were guessing, each slot was no more than 1/4 inch wide, 1.5 inches long and maybe 6/18 inches deep. Sorry not more helpful
936579
The slotsThe slots are 5 1/2 long and 1 1/2 wide. Well fitted for bagels, etc. We're very happy with it.