How deep are the iron grids? Thanks.
1457216
I can't give you a measurement but they make deep waffles, not shallow "eggo" style waffles.
1457217
I can't say with any certainty the exact depth the the iron grid, but I can tell you that the finished waffle is approximately 3/4 " thick. Comes out a very nice size. I even cooked hash browns in it the other day and they turned out quite nice as well. They hash browns were defrosted in microwave and then cook in waffle iron about 5 minutes on each side. Hope this helps.
1457218
without actually measuring the grids, I would say that the depth is around 1/4". it produces nice 1/2"+ thick waffles when using a Belgan waffle mix.
1457219
I would say a 1/4 to 3/8 inch deep. More than enough told syrup and such ;)
925743
I dont have any still I can measure, but yes, I would say three inches deep is about right.
628997
I don't have one handy, but as I recall, they were about an inch high. Sorry for the delay in getting back to you.
2275621
Ok...put the scientific yardstick on the wall and it is 5 1/4" deep....Hope that is the measurement you wanted! Love the cabinets! We have them side by side. The cabinet with the door open is 3 3/4" deep...just in case.
1967891
It depends on whether you get the older 2012, or the newer, 2013 grids. The older ones are thicker than the newer ones. The older ones are 5/16" thick and the newer ones are less than 1/4" thick. I have a photo of them both, side by side, but it doesn't appear that I can load it for you to see.I did verify the 5/16" measurement of the older ones, when I got home last night. The newer ones are 2/3 the thickness.
776261
Thanks to those who answered. I almost bought this product because I thought the pieces were 4" deep, which is what I want. I would have been VERY unhappy to receive these!
1583752
Just guessing.....iron at this home.... approx. 14" square standing about 4' tall. easily rolls into closet.
1082961
I am not sure about that model, but my husband measured the grids on his to make sure that we ordered the right sizes. They are perfect! So, happy measuring.
945905
I'm pretty sure it is just less than squared, so about 3" deep, at a guess, it's been a long time since I installed it and I have a full case system.
1510700
I have a Black and Decker and it measures 4 1/2" at the widest part of the flat part of the iron. However, I just measured the space between the two brackets and it is about 5 3/4". The length of your iron does not matter, only the width. I am very happy with this product.
109193
I measure 17.5 at the widest part X 48 inches long. I use this ironing board every weekend for a minimum of 1.5 hours. I still love it and I think this is one of my better purchases I have gotten in a long time. Would I buy it again? Absolutely!
1670411
The square openings are about 4" on the 2ft. x 4ft. grid panels. Wire is very thick, sturdy panels.
1800057
Deep enough to fit AEM or Autometer gauges. Probably a little more then 2in
1845216
Most of my finds are 4-6 inches down, but i have dug 10"+ before. I live in western Germany, there's lots of iron in the ground. most times, the deep targets are too rusted to tell what or is. My time ranger is awesome at 4-8 inches..found ww2 grenade fuse, .50cal shells, m1 garand shells, 1890 deutches mark.....
1106115
Each casing is 7.5 cm (about 3 inches) in diameter. The actual width of the magnet part of the magnet is 6.5cm (or about 2.5 inches). The depth is a little less than 2cm (.75 inches). Thanks - Mountain River Design
319269
i can't answer your question specifically, but i can tell you i was locating railroad spikes at a depth of more than 12"
1336596
It is not very deep at all. You have to be careful about the size of the logs you're using both for width and height. If you stack two layers of logs, you will not be able to fit the cooking grid in place. I didn't care about that because I had no intention of cooking on it.