I have an old personalized California pate with four holes. Will this plate hide the two holes at the bottom
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I think it will since my husband only needed the top two screws to secure the plate....good luck.
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Yes, the holes should be hidden. The plate slides into the grooves on the bottom and only the 2 holes at top are showing.
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It will not completely conceal it when it has the bends in it. The four panel one will cover most of it but it will still be visible. I actually have two (4-panel and 3-panel) together at an angle they conceal very well and it looks fine.
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Carlene, now that you mention it, mine has the same hole. I seen it before but never thought about it. My crock pot seems to work fine though.
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There is a solid top that slides on and a grate with bars above that. You could leave the solid plate out. I'm going to try that out myself.
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HiI had to cut down the image to fit half cake size and take frosting design off cake. Mine turned out alright. If u have no frosting design I cake n cut it down it will look good.
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No Rachel, the deck plate is only big enough to cover a single hole. You could add another deck plate like this one: search on Amazon (4 Polished Chrome Sink Hole rectangular Cover Deck Plate (0572 - 370). good luck!
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Yes. It can be installed with a single hole which is what I did or you can use the plate to cover a 3 hole area. I really recommend the single hole install, it is sleek and functional. Wish I had installed this years ago.
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This is a single-hole unit, as is my sink. I don't remember if it came with a plate to cover the additional holes. (Maybe an internet search of Pfister's site will tell you what's included in the box?) I have it installed flush with the sink. Sorry I can't help beyond that ...
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You are going to have to cut that part loose like you did before. Personally i found it the easiest task; just take a butter knife (or the thinnest knife you have) - the utensil does not have to be sharp, and bring it was close to the metal as possible and just run your knife along the underside of the cake and it should come out without any issues. Once i started running my knife it came off and without cutting away at the cake at all. If you had problems with this, you could add a piece of parchment next time to the bottom - it shouldn't effect the chiffon cake at all. But honestly, i don't think you'll have problems getting the bottom off - it's usually the easiest part!
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It comes with 1/4" thick plate and the holes are 1/8" on the plate it self. You can get the holes bigger for a courser grind which I have the half " holes. You can't have any thicker plate than a 1/4" but the hole can be bigger. Hope this helps.
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Great question! There are no holes in the bottom but it does take a while for the heat to transfer to your chips.
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There are multiple holes in this splatter guard. I only use this for frying, to try & keep the grease in the pan. I would have to assume, because of the holes, that there would be very little steam build up by using this cover.
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The bottom and sides have ridges; only the top cover is smooth. I use this pan for making pain de mie, which produces a perfectly square loaf of bread.
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When new the bottom plate may be difficult. But is does pop off. Try a little olive oil to grease it. It will come off.
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There are two plates, one with standard ricing holes, and another with smaller, finer purée holes. Approximately 3/16" on the larger one, 3/32" on the smaller one.
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I am guessing you are asking about "holes" in the bottom of the pots?? If so, yes
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No. You will need a padlock to secure the top plate to the bottom one through the provided holes. Since there is a second hole in the top plate but not the bottom one, I drilled a matching hole in the bottom plate for a second padlock.