What is the diameter of the pot skirt? Also does anyone have any suggestions for pot or kettle to use in conjunction with the skirt.
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The pot skirt is adjustable from approximately 7 inches to 12 inches in diameter. It has (5) evenly spaced 3/8 inch tabs on the inside of the ring that I assume are meant to increase the surface area of contact and make it more secure. I wasn't sure how to use the pot skirt until you raised the question. According to the EcoZoom website you attatch the pot skirt directly to the pot/pan you are cooking with. I thought it was a wind gaurd and supposed to wrap around the rocket stove itself. I learned something new today. Thanks
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The skirt is adjustable in diameter, over ~3" in circumference, to fit the pot being used. Any pot within the diameter limits of this, will work equally well. Vertical pot wall, not tapered, are far better - so a Dutch Oven or stewpot is a clumsy (at best) use of the skirt. OTOH the skirt is probably not needed for a tapered-wall pot.
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Six inch diameter pot up to 10 5/8 inch diameter pot. My favorite pot is a Cast Iron Plat (Flat) Potjie Size 2. Sold by "Best Duty" right here on Amazon. Those red and blue enameled steel pots work very well also. Stainless steel pots are fine too. Bottom of what ever pot you are using will soot up.
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If you are referring to the aluminum round contraption, it is actually adjustable. It can even fit a 5 qt. cast iron pan.
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Hi MarkIt is diameter 91/2" and 8" tall. We have a bigger pot but this works fine for us to make lo country boil. Easy to lift out and drain. It is really nice quality. Love it.
1450536
It is one inch larger all the way around the burner on our stove but that is supposed to be okay. We have ceramic top too. I used pot with no issue.
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I measured a wee bit more then 5 5/8 inches maybe 5 11/16 inches outside diameter . It fits perfectly over the small burner on my glass top stove. By the way I love this little coffee kettle and use it daily, often several times a day.
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The pot measures 6" in diameter. The handle sticks out an additional 2". Hope this helps. We use ours on our induction range every day. It has turned out to be a great purchase!
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This pot is great for cooking soups and pasta..it's about 6 inches from top to bottom..it tapers from bottom to top..so it about 6 inches in diameter at the bottom, but gradually tapers out to about 11 inches at the top..hope this helps you out..:)
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Hello, As confirmed with Calphalon the diameter at the bottom of the pot is 10.2 wide. Thanks! Buyhappier
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i buy hanging baskets and remove the hooks. Should fit a round pot thats about 8-9" diameter and about 7" in height.
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Dear Carolyn,The pot is round. I don't have it in this house to confirm how its height was measured, but I assumed that the lid was not included. I was not disappointed or surprised when I received the pot, so I really think that is the way it was. Makes sense: you want to have a sense of the size of a apiece of meat that will fit in (for example).Susan Straley
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6" - 10" pots...I used again yesterday & it saved mewhen Iwent into another room with potatoes boiling!
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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.
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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.
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It was not made to fit an 8.75" diameter pot. It fits my 8.25" diameter straight lip pot very well. It is 8.75" across. I used to have the one that you are looking for, it is a tall thin pot with a strainer insert. I think that it did fit on it though but not well. Sorry haven't seen it anywhere being sold though. Good luck.
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It was advertised that it would fit into one of the multi-clad pots that I purchased (2 qt saucepan), at first I thought it did not. I just measured the steamer & realized that the bottom rim of the steamer does fit but it sits on the very top of the pan. I haven't steamed anything yet but I think it'll work. The diameter is 6-1/4". The second indent is 6-3/4" & the third one is 7-1/4."
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Very sadly, I just realized that the initial post was in 2008, the one reply was in 2009, it's now 2012 and still neither Amazon nor Cuisinart have come forward with better information! I just bought the 8 quart Multiclad and can firmly say that the diameter is about 10" and the height/depth is 8". It's a pretty flat pot - like a dutch oven. It was too small for my needs, so I'll be trying out the 12 quart.
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I use the 7" top, 5" bottom and 5" high pot. It fit perfectly. But since the decorative pot have different shapes, it is better to do the double check.
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I'll go along with 24 inches and 9 inches diameter for the individual areas for pots ( and that's for a snug fit). Personally, I'd go with an 8" pot. If you want to play it safe, use Gloria's 25-1/2 in measurement for the overall diameter.