Which stand would you recommend for this pot?
2083655
Because it's so heavy when full I do not put it on a stand. Make something out of metal or stone for it to sit on
2083656
Pot works great for brewing 20 gallon batches of beer. It is not flimsy. I'd use a sturdy, low stand on account of the scalding danger posed by so much hot liquid. I use a home made stand constructed of heavy rebar.
2083657
It should be a low but heavily built stand full you would be looking at around 200lbs
2083658
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B001NFS3NM?cache=e848140307de9e48ac09ee0652b7fa6bπ=SY200_QL40&qid;=1408410324&sr;=8-1#ref=mp_s_a_1_1
2083659
A gallon of water weighs 8.34 pounds, you fill it up to 15-20 gallon, it's going to be 125-167 pounds, all 25 gallons is 209 pounds plus the weight of the pot. I use and electrical element, you can make an electrical controller for around 200$ depending on how fancy and just set it on blocks, if you use a stand it better be heavy duty.
190891
The 3 larger stands, I have pots that don't weigh that much, but one is a good size. However, the smallest stand I'm using under my large, very heavy strawberry pot! I think the larger stands would be able to hold very large ceramic pots with no problem.
675080
I'm happy with my choice of Plant Stand 20410. I live in Florida, we have drizzle and rain most days, and I have excellent use of my Plant Stand. If I wanted another product, I'm make a plant stand of cast iron, and cast iron is more expensive than plastic, PLUS I'd need different wheels on my cast iron plant stand - more costly.
2103089
We have an in-ground umbrella cup on our patio so I didn't buy a stand, but I would suggest a heavy stand since the umbrella is heavier than most.
720253
If the body of the electric is pretty wide, I would buy the acoustic stand. The stand doesn't have much "depth" to accommodate the wide body of a hollow-body, unless it's a really thin hollow-body like a godin or something like that. I'd probably look at the acoustic version, which has a little more room.
1137655
Hello Christine, I apologize for your inconvenience. the pot should be a standard clay pot with a lip as shown in the image with the hand. Other flower pots can be used , but it's important to have a lip that will slide into the Pot Klip. I'll go to your original amazon order and send a photo of the types of pots that are ideal. I hope this helps. Have a great weekend.
1758610
I bought the Weber 6525 Q Cart. The grill fits perfectly on this stand. Keep in mind this stand can also be used for the gas/propane grill version so it has part and space below for a propane tank. I just didn't instal the propane tank holder parts. If you live in a windy area you may want to put a weight on the bottom shelf so the unit isn't top heavy.
322277
I have a bowl about the same size as yours on the stand. It works very well for me.
49403
Do you mind if I ask what kind of component stand you ordered. I have been looking around quite a bit. Did you fiind a good site?
78662
I would suggest buying a sandbag or two just for the precaution. It is a really nice stand but it is reasonably lightweight so it is a little prone to tipping (but most stands in this price range would be.)
1504242
Almost any brand would work within the size requirements. I have a 40" Vizo LED on mine. Great stand!
223976
go here.....http://www.amazon.com/review/R20BA6TZ0F2SX/ref=cm_cr_rdp_permI bought the stand mentioned and it works great.
1207175
I purchased three stands as well, and my pots are about 8" in diameter at the very bottom and the pots are angled. As long as your pot is tapered and smaller at the bottom, they shouldn't be cock-eyed. I haven't had a problem with that at all, and I've had them for a year now. I also got this one that another pot sits directly on top of, and it looks nice as well. Panacea 89164 Olde World Forged Pot Trivet, Black, 12-Inch
40759
I'd measure the saucer -- although you don't need a saucer as the pot will drain without it. I don't have a saucer under the plant I have the stand on and it drains fine. Highly recommend this plant stand. Had it now for more than a year and works great and very very sturdy, which is something that cannot be said for most stands I have purchased.
830434
Should be no problem. This is a strong stand. Product specifications say it handles a pot up to 36 quarts at the lowest height. In the high leg position the max is 12 quarts. The liquid weight (assuming half full) is 32 lbs and 12 lbs. So the manufacturers recommended limits are at least 32 lbs in the low height and 12 lbs in the high height. I personally use it for a 22" steel discada with several pounds of food in the high height with no problem. I recommend testing your setup when cold and make sure everything is stable.
1726800
I used a smaller kitchen pot it worked fine. Just be aware it may ruin the bottom by leaving black streaks from the flame.
822294
This is the one you want then. I ended up buying 2 - seems to be the most popular in my house. Perfect for making sauces or melting butter. Also ideal toi heat up a can of something. My daughter just used one to make mac and cheese even, though I would have used a bigger one. Tri - ply is the way to go on this type of pot for sure.