is this saucer flat on the bottom? No ridges etc...
1983544
there are only two circular ridges about 2mm in height or so.The rest is flat.
1983545
more or less flat. there are ridges but they are almost of a design nature and barely make a difference
163215
It's flat on the bottom. I actually bought it to use on an electric cooktop.
1504131
On the one I have, the saucer part just slides into the base. There wasn't any other part included. Is there anything lodged in either part? Also, make sure you push it in all the way. Other than that, it's hard to say without a photo.
795495
Mine is flat. There is no visible hump in the pan. I poured several tablespoons of water in the center and it stayed there.
1691596
Not sure. It's been some time since I saw one in use. I love the concept of it wobbling rather than scooting or rolling on the floor where a child could run it down steps or stairs with horrific outcome. I do not believe the saucer travels across the floor under normal use or without it being moved by a caregiver or parent; no wheels or rolling type of object on the bottom of it. Bottom is rounded so the saucer can sort of rock and roll without moving forward or backward on the floor. I've purchased for friends, relatives etc. but have never owned one because they were not available when my children were of the age to use one. Everyone mother I gifted one with says she LOVES it. Not sure. It's been some time since I saw one in use. I love the concept of it wobbling rather than scooting or rolling on the floor where a child could run it down steps or stairs with horrific outcome. I do not believe the saucer travels across the floor under normal use or without it being moved by a caregiver or parent; no wheels or rolling type of object on the bottom of it. Bottom is rounded so the saucer can sort of rock and roll without moving forward or backward on the floor. I've purchased for friends, relatives etc. but have never owned one because they were not available when my... » Read More Not sure. It's been some time since I saw one in use. I love the concept of it wobbling rather than scooting or rolling on the floor where a child could run it down steps or stairs with horrific outcome. I do not believe the saucer travels across the floor under normal use or without it being moved by a caregiver or parent; no wheels or rolling type of object on the bottom of it. Bottom is rounded so the saucer can sort of rock and roll without moving forward or backward on the floor. I've purchased for friends, relatives etc. but have never owned one because they were not available when my children were of the age to use one. Everyone mother I gifted one with says she LOVES it. « Show Less
753553
It doesn't have ridges. It's completely flat. And it doesn't have turn-off feature either. Plugging/unplugging is the only thing that turns it on/off.
619846
No - we've had ours for a couple of years. It's great, and very stable. The bottom is actually flat.
446659
There's no coffee cup indentation. The saucers themselves have a slight curve.
1526147
I am sorry I took so long to answer you. It is flat on the bottom. All the best!
1555482
It is a physically raised ridge. It seems to divide 2 halves for each foot. It is very low and not bothering us at all. Hope it helps.
805308
Yes. The bottom is flat. A wildlife museum outside Tucson with a walk-though hummer exhibit does just that with one or two similar saucer-style feeders, IIRC.
1744440
No, it's actually pretty flat. I put things on top without issue. Very pretty.
1234748
Yes the top is flat. There is an outline of where things go but no grooves or indents so it is smooth to build on.
1330340
There is a small ridge, but it doesn't hold it in place securely. I place the cup and Joe against the edge of the sink and this works as well as anything I have tried. I love this little guy!
1880489
I remember its bottom is flat (a little).I bought it as a gift to my Mom six months ago.I only checked it once.So, I can not remember it clearly.I am pretty sure my Mom likes it a a lot :)
106062
Mine was a flat bottom. However, I would suggest calling the Wok Shop - they are super nice and really helpful!
1628038
There are not very deep ridges on the sides and the bottom...I have tried using the top but prefer the results without it. It is great for storing the bread.