How large a pot can fit into the saucer? Thank you
1536199
The size is stated in the description... 14" and the other is 17". It can hold a tall and heavy pot of plants.
1536200
Any pot whose diameter is smaller than the diameter of the caddy liner. We have a pot on caddy whose bottom is slightly smaller than the liner and weighs probably 80 pounds. Caddy still rolls very easily-- no issues!
1536201
Base of 13" max. Make sure the pot and plants are not to heavy or the wheels will break.
15355
I'm not at home where I can actually measure, but I'd say about an inch (I've checked now; it's just under an inch). Whatever it is, I am sure it's the same height as every other one of these I've ever seen. Some years ago, we had an old steamer whose legs had gotten bent inwards, reducing the height by another quarter inch or so. To counteract this problem, my grandmother used to turn a saucer upside down in the bottom of the pan and set the steamer basket on top of it. That raised the steamer and increased the total volume of water under it so it wouldn't boil out too quickly. However the boiling water rattled the saucer and made an awful racket, but it worked.
1253330
The saucer is 16 inches in diameter, the overall length is close to 3 feet. It's a huge model. I recommend watching TrekWorks on youtube for some extremely good pointers on building this kit.
124070
Outside diameter is app. 13". Inside - 12 1/2 " I put another saucer inside, and then a big potted fig tree on it. So far, so good.
120940
The saucer has a 6 inch diameter. The cup is 4 inch diameter at the mouth, 2 1/2 inches tall. The cup holds about 4 fluid ounces.
2232756
No more than two inches without the saucer. I am not home to measure but I use them almost daily. Good set.
968047
Hard to weigh it. Pot and saucer are 32" dia. and 18" high, filled with dirt and a 5 gallon camellia. My guess is 100lbs maybe. I believe the stand could handle much more than that. One other thing, this is at our front door so it has to look beautiful. We looked at every stand available and this is by far the best looking!
2056777
I just measured and a 10 inch pot will not fit. I have an 8 inch pot and there is little room left.
2284157
The pot has to be large enough that you can fold the handles over on the inside and still have the lid fit securely, otherwise the steam will escape. I would not use it in anything smaller than 2 quarts for that reason.
1827614
I purchased the large saucer that matches the pot, and it has worked perfectly. Yes, you definitely need a saucer and this large one that matchesthe pot is most adequate. When the water drains into the saucer, I leave it there and let it evaporate on its own. This allows humidity to flowup to the plant, and the saucer is completely dry within a day or two. My plant is gorgeous ... this pot is the best I have ever owned.
453402
I'd say it's standard sized. It fills the opening at the top all the way across probably an inch and a half down. Suffice to say this pots so small, you would be hard pressed to make weak tea in it....
1536322
The pot is 13.250" by 10.500" It is oval shaped. You can fit a lot of food in the pot.It's a great pot! Buy it!
820147
I do not know exactly, but this pot is huge. I think the 18" diameter is not problem.
488108
It is like a small plate site diameter, you will need a big pot for that!!!!!
1554452
It should fit a 12 inch diameter pot. You wouldn't want to go bigger as it would probably be too heavy and stress the structure. Too high and it would tumble out and ruin your wonderful plantings.
358704
Definitely 4 in and 6 in. I have tried a bigger pot and it worked fine but don't go too big. The lip of the pot has to fully fit inside the metal bracket.
217268
I put an 11" deep round pot that is 12" across. It just barely fits. The one I used is made of a corrugated type material that has a little give to it.