What size is the base of the obelisk? I want to put it in a pot.Thank you.
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i bought two of the 5 ft. obelisks......i put them in 15" black urns on either side of my porch and planted black eyed susan vines in them......they were magnificent all year til the frost......it seemed to look balanced with the bigger pots.......otherwise it would look too top heavy .....i received many compliments on them
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Home depot has large pots for $20. Since it doesn't freeze in, Florida it works out well. You will want to put it in the biggest pot possible. I hope this helps.
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If I am not mistaken, that info is etched on the bottom of the pot. Check there first and it should say the size.
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This is one of the most frustrating aspects of ordering planters and pots--getting a PRECISE list of measurements! For your reference, here are some more detailed measurements: 1. The top is 10" in diameter 2. It tapers to 8.5 inches at the top decorative border (which is 2" from the top of the container). 3. The flat bottom is 5" in diameter. 4. The planter is precisely 7.5 " high. 5. NOTE: There is an insert in the bottom of the planter, about 1.5" deep for drainage For the record, I have been very pleased with this purchase. It is very light-weight, but sturdy, and quite attractive. I hope that this information is of some assistance to you.
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Sorry, don't have it handy at the moment (brother borrowed it), but I don't think it was quite 5" in diameter on the bottom. Looked at a ruler, and from memory am thinking it's probably about 4.5" at the widest/rounded part of the bottom. To be certain, I'd ask the seller. Would hate to be underestimating and have you miss a wonderful pot, because it IS absolutely fabulous.
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The base is 7 inches. The internal diameter of the pot if approximately 8.5 inches.
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This pot was purchased for my granddaughter's wedding. I do not have measurements. But I am interested in purchasing another one soon as Christmas gift. Advise my total cost for this purchase, and availability.........
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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.
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Yes I had the same problem. Just have to play with it for a while. I took the pegs out and forced them in and out till they fit. Then I put them back on the base and I pushed them in. Just be careful not to do damage to the statue. Looks good with or without the base. Great piece.
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Hello, the entire rose is 2 3/4" wide and 1 1/2" high. This is really a beautiful mold. Every single rose I made came out perfect or almost perfect. I use my mold for polymer clay (Sculpey) and I have been very pleased with the results. It's a great size for a brooch or any other decorative purposed. I think that you would be very pleased with this mold. Have fun, Paola
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It is around half an inch in diameter. It's super small and can fit in a pendant that size
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Mine is in a pot but I think the stakes are about.7"......The decorative part is 48". I think it's very pretty .
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Hi Jackie, We appreciate your interest in the stainless steel planter (SKU 72101). Its base diameter is approximately 5.5 inches. Let us know if we may further assistance. At your service, - Marilyn StainlessLUX, Inc.
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Hi, Here is a link to the manufacturer of the stands and their doll stands measurements: http://www.kaisermfg.com/measuring_guide.htmAdditionally, I have a set of the Kaiser Doll Stand #1001. The stand comes in two pieces. The base and the wire support insert.Base: 1.75" round with a 1.75" vertical stem support.Wire: 2" tall with the expandable waste has tiny diameter of 1".I too have Madame Alexander Dolls and there is no way that a Madame Alexander doll would fit this tiny stand. However, if you go the Kaiser Manufacturing website you can find more information and dimensions. You may need to contact their customer service for more clarification.Good Luck!Jane Hi, Here is a link to the manufacturer of the stands and their doll stands measurements: http://www.kaisermfg.com/measuring_guide.htmAdditionally, I have a set of the Kaiser Doll Stand #1001. The stand comes in two pieces. The base and the wire support insert.Base: 1.75" round with a 1.75" vertical stem support.Wire: 2" tall with the expandable waste has tiny diameter of 1".I too have Madame Alexander Dolls and there is no way that a Madame Alexander doll would fit this tiny stand. However, if you go the Kaiser Manufacturing... » Read More Hi, Here is a link to the manufacturer of the stands and their doll stands measurements: http://www.kaisermfg.com/measuring_guide.htmAdditionally, I have a set of the Kaiser Doll Stand #1001. The stand comes in two pieces. The base and the wire support insert.Base: 1.75" round with a 1.75" vertical stem support.Wire: 2" tall with the expandable waste has tiny diameter of 1".I too have Madame Alexander Dolls and there is no way that a Madame Alexander doll would fit this tiny stand. However, if you go the Kaiser Manufacturing website you can find more information and dimensions. You may need to contact their customer service for more clarification.Good Luck!Jane « Show Less
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Thank you. If I did want to purchase an additional stone what size should it be
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Just the base is about 24" tall. The pot is another 8" or so. Still pretty short.
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It is like a small plate site diameter, you will need a big pot for that!!!!!
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I don't know the exact dimensions, but I feel like you could easily fit a Medium sized pot on it. Sorry I wasn't more helpful.