Please confirm the height of the 40 qt/10 gallon Stainless stock pot.
293760
I just got mine and it is bigger around than that, I literally could sit in it with my knees bent over the rim feet touching the floor and my back was covered except for my shoulder blades. I am 5'2 and 116 lbs, pretty odd way to tell you the size, but there it is
293761
The pot is 12" tall, 16.5" diameter, the lid handle stands 1.75". This is a great pot. I have brewed many great batches in it.. Good luck.
293762
12" to top of pot... with lid on, you will need another 1.25 "you to clear the handle
91886
It is 10 inches and a bit tall and contains a quart. Maybe 6 inches in diameter at the base.
790358
Sorry for the delay. The height is 9-1/8" and widith is 12-3/4". I've canned quart jars in this pot without a problem but I only use about 1" of water FYI, the lid does sputter a bit.
1100405
It sits up approx. 3 1/8" from the bottom. The inside of the pot has good markings for number of gallons and the false bottom is just under the 3 gallon mark. I do 10 gallon batches in mine but use a separate mashtun. Unless you're doing something like a Russian Imperial that takes an awful lot of grain I think it will hold all the grain you'll need for a 10 gallon batch. I'm real happy with this pot. Glad I bought it.
1052397
The height of the pot is 10" (without the lid) and the diameter is 11.5" (maybe it's 11.4" if measuring the inner diameter). I'm not sure what the third number is supposed to represent (maybe it's the measurements of the box it came in, which would be L x W x H).
2075635
About 8-9 inches tall. they are about 1-1.5 gal. at the most. Nice pots but I had to drill the holes in the bottoms.
1581538
Stockpot measures 9-5/8 inches in diameter. Insert measures 9-1/2 inches in diameter.Pot capacity is 6 quarts; insert capacity is 4 quarts
1542519
8.5" tall (pot only, not including the lid); 10.75" diameter across the top.
1014282
I am not sure about the questions but the bottom measure 119.6 and 10 .9 I love this pot, it is awesome
450897
If I am not mistaken, that info is etched on the bottom of the pot. Check there first and it should say the size.
1926590
10" wide and 4" high...... This is a great pot 5 qt pot. You can use it for more than chili and spaghetti sauce. It's great for pot roasts and making corned beef briskest. You will use this pot all the time. I give them as House Warming gifts and get many, many thanks. Try it you'll love it. One other thing I'D like to mention. If you need to make larger batches there is also 7 quart Dutch Oven by Calphalon. The dimensions are 11" wide by 4-1/2" deep. Hope this helps.
365991
unfortunately it is at my Florida home and I am not there to measure, but is is a great pot and has a good capacity without being too tall.
2192447
The larger 20-qt stock pot by this same manufacturer and sold under the same "Professional Commercial Grade" description (http://www.amazon.com/Professional-Commercial-Stainless-Induction-Certified/dp/B003HMH60K/ref=pd_bxgy_k_img_y) is noted as being 18/8 stainless. While not proof that this one is, perhaps it's a safe bet for your purposes.
2064738
I think its a 5 qt pot. Good size, apx 14x6. Good for boiling pasta. Its pretty heavy, we like it a lot!
285902
For the 4 1/2-qt. pot: height 5", bottom 8", top 8.5" For the 8 1/2-qt. pot: height 9.25", bottom 8", top 8.5"
1007963
I can't imagine this could help, but I have an 8 quart which measures 10 inches diameter and 5 inches high. I have several other sizes of this brand and style and find the general configuration is wider than most other brand, relative to each pot's height. LOVE them all.
311724
I don't know the exact size of the pots....but I'm sure Amazon has the info.