What is the circumference of the base of the kettle? I need one to fit over an eye of a wood-burning cook stove.
267687
Bottom circumference of the base measures 8". Increases . A beautiful water kettle! We have a two disk, plate, (whatever you want to call them) wood stove and it is a wonderful addition to have "free" hot water all day long. The old water kettle finally "died".
267688
The bottom is tapered. The circumference of the kettle midway up is 8.5 inches. At the bottom the diameter is 7.5 inches so the circumference across the very bottom is 23.6 inches while the circumference of the midpoint of the kettle is about 26.7 inches. I hope that helps.
1995589
About 3.5 inches. We love this teakettle, I wore out one identical so it is my second one. I like it because there is no button to push/no cap over the spout and it does not boil over even when full.
1269696
It's so thin I can't even guess at the measurement. I had to "wiggle" my stove to get it to fit but got it in there!!
636045
I am not home to measure, but around 1.25 to 1.5 inches. I have other kettlebells from this merchant up to 35lbs, and the handles are all about the same diameter. I wear large size gloves, and the handles are a good size for my hands.
1840288
You need to measure the diameter of the bottom of the pot. From one side to the other, not the circumference
1927064
I purchased this item and the diameter isn't too big. I'd say its about the size of a small burner for an electric stove. I just use the burner to heat charcoal. I've had it for a year now and it works fine, no complaints.
2027211
Maximum 1.0 liter. The kettle is roughly 7.25 inches in height while sitting on the heating stand, 6 inch diameter at its base. Max width including handle about 9 inches.
1205272
I have the dimensions for the 4.5 quart kettle, though I don't know if that will help much. The full height, with the handle straight up, is approximately 10.5 inches; if the handle is down and not including the lid, it is approximately 5 3/4 inches. The lid height, when on the kettle and including the knob, is approximately 1.5 inches. The diameter, not including the spout, is approximately 7.5 inches; including the spout is approximately 11 inches. The lid opening is just shy of 6 inches.For the bigger pot, I am guessing it will be perhaps 1 to 1.5 inches higher, but otherwise the same. Please note that these dimensions are approximate. I have the dimensions for the 4.5 quart kettle, though I don't know if that will help much. The full height, with the handle straight up, is approximately 10.5 inches; if the handle is down and not including the lid, it is approximately 5 3/4 inches. The lid height, when on the kettle and including the knob, is approximately 1.5 inches. The diameter, not including the spout, is approximately 7.5 inches; including the spout is approximately 11 inches. The lid opening is just shy of 6 inches.For the bigger pot, I am guessing it will be perhaps 1 to 1.5 inches higher, but otherwise... » Read More I have the dimensions for the 4.5 quart kettle, though I don't know if that will help much. The full height, with the handle straight up, is approximately 10.5 inches; if the handle is down and not including the lid, it is approximately 5 3/4 inches. The lid height, when on the kettle and including the knob, is approximately 1.5 inches. The diameter, not including the spout, is approximately 7.5 inches; including the spout is approximately 11 inches. The lid opening is just shy of 6 inches.For the bigger pot, I am guessing it will be perhaps 1 to 1.5 inches higher, but otherwise the same. Please note that these dimensions are approximate. « Show Less
193409
I'm guessing here, as the short one we have is very old. I'd say the handle, up to the circle, is about 10 to 12 inches. We really like the longer handle one too. We use it in the house over the gas stove burner.
2101419
The base diameter is 8 inches. The whole thing takes up about 12" around, what with the spout and the handle. Not a lot of space really. We just keep in in a little Tea Corner on the counter. It's always being used!
2118705
I'ts not very big, maybe a qt and a half. I'd measure it for you, but it's not handy, its with my camping gear. It's a nice kettle with a great finish inside and a handle that doesn't get too hot over an open fire. I love mine and wish they had a larger size. Hope this helps.
2022263
The height is approx. 12 inches, & the base is approx. 8 inches in diameter. Just want to add that this kettle is fabulous. I looked at cheaper models & I'm glad I went with this one. Highly recommend it.
526321
Not the best fit. You should also know that the kettle broke only after 4 months of use. The seller refused categorically to do anything about it--replace or repair. seller also refused to provide manufacturer so I could possibly speak with them. My recommendation is not to buy the product. Best of luck.
1969027
The base of my pot measures 6 3/4 inches and at the top its 11 inches. The diameter of the outer circle is about 7 1/4 inches. It is possible that my measurements are off though.
1490142
My apologies for the delay. I bought the tea kettle to use in my RV and it wasn't handy when the question came in. The bottom of the kettle is 4-3/4 inches in diameter. The kettle flares out to 6-1/4 inches above the base. The only problem I've had is the bail handle is wood and can scorch when used outside over a fire or on a gas stove. You must make sure the bail is straight up.
1205274
Full Ht (Base to Lid) 7" (Base to handle, upright) 11 1/4" Diameter (Base) 7 1/4" Diameter (Top) 9" Spout measurement (top) 3/4" Total measurement/diameter across from tip of spout across to back of kettle 12 ". If any of these measurements are not clear please free to ask.
1424812
About 60 ounces. The bottom (base) is about 1/4 inch thick. This is a great pot for making large meals. Deep enough where it's not splattering all over the stove. IF this is not big enough, you need to buy a missionary kettle.