What is the minimal pto diameter to fit this??? How about 8 and 9 inch 2-handle pots?? What is the actual diameter of this without the handles? Thanks
298096
I love this strainer. It has notches in it so it easily fits various diameters from 8in through 10in 2-handled pots.
298097
this will accommodate a 10" diameter 2 Handled pot... from lip to lip it is 10" ... nothing is really to small... just a bit awkward to hold the big strainer over a tiny pan... The drain holes are 1/2 cm apart & just 1/4 cm from the edge of the rim as well as being 1/4cm in diameter... so unless you are straining something very tiny it should work well... ... I am unconditionally pleased with it.
274840
The actual flat part is 8 1/2 inches in diameter. It then curves upward and the diameter of the bottom pot is 11 1/2 inches. Sorry this is so late after the question. It was in my spam box.
940563
I just got mine. I have a 9 X 13 that I was hoping to be able to use, but the handles make it entirely too long. Do you know where I could find a 9X13 GLASS pan WITHOUT handles? I need this size for my cake, but I HATE to use the big stove oven.
863980
With the lid to the top of the knob it's 11 3/4". The pot alone is about 9 1/2". I hope that helps. I just bought it and I love it!
2170320
Complete dimensions from the base to the top of the handle on the strainer is 13". Pot without strainer is 11". With strainer 11". Lid opening is 11". Top opening from handle to handle is 14 1/2". The strainer alone is 9 3/4". I hope that answers your questions. I can tell you that I have bought cheaper and smaller pots and this one is the best quality buy far. Well worth the the price.
1485152
The holders are 9" in diameter. So the largest pot you can use is approsimately 8" to 8-1/2" in diameter or square
1063495
The dimensions they give in the product description are misleading--they include the handles for the width and the height includes the lid and its handle as well. The diameter of the base of the pot is about 9.75", and the height to the lip is 9". The sides are straight.
835519
I use a 1 liter stainless pot and it fit fine with no issue. I'd say my pot is 6 -8 inches diameter at the bottom.
2222884
I actually don't know. I bought it for my husband and we are going to try it this week. I haven't even seen this pot. I thought the dimensions were listed in the site. Sorry this isn't much help.
225733
Do you need the INSIDE diameter and height of the pot? Do you want to put your 8"x3" utensils INSIDE the pot? If so, I would contact the manufacturer, if possible. Your 8" diameter utensil might not fit, or would be a pretty tight fit.
578260
I think you want the diameter of the pots (both large and small). The lid is larger as it locks onto the flanges around the outside of the pots. That said, the INTERIOR diameter of the pot is 9 3/4 inches. For comparison, the steamer basket that comes with the set is 8 3/4 inches in diameter. That leaves a 1/2 inch gap around between the pot and the steamer. When it sits on the wire tripod, also included, the top of the steamer sits about an inch blow the rim of the pot. I would guess that those are the minimum space allowances designed by the manufacturer. When you mention plates, I hope you are talking about material which is suitable to be put under pressure. I wouldn't attempt to use even Pyrex in this thing without checking first. You can do a lot of damage with this tool if it's misused. Be careful.
2204699
The information available for you in the Product Description is: 10.1 x 7.2 x 11.8 inches. But the actual footprint is 6"w 8"d 9.5"h. You will need 16" to open the lid, and, with the pot in place, add an extra inch for the handle.
2227589
The answer is not as simple as you might think. As with most pots, the bottom edge is rounded off. If you're talking about the width of the pot before the edge starts to round off, that's approx 11 3/4". But if you go all the way to the outside edge of where it's rounded off -- to the point where you're now at the side of the pot -- that's a hair under 13". To put it another way, if you were to set the bottom of the pot inside something, let's say another pot, that pot would have to be 13" wide for it to fit.
1835779
Do you mean the clearance height-wise? (as opposed to circumference of the shelves)I'll see if I can measure...not all of my pots can fit in any of the slots. Ie, my stock pot can only fit on the bottom one, and they get progressively smaller towards the top. (I suppose if there were more clearance on the shelf I keep the pan tree on, I could theoretically put the stock pot on the top shelf, too)
1043580
Lois gave you the measurements - I found that it holds a 10" plant pot - but I think it has to be a low pot or it will look overwhelmed - Hope this helps
2056988
The diameter of the pot is 10 3/4".The pot is 14 1/4" wide, handle to handle.The pot with lid is 8 3/4" highThe pot to the top of the lid handle is 10 1/4" high
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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