The depth of 8.6" done not seem correct for a 6 quart, is it correct? If not correct please provide. Thanks
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I'm not sure where the 8.6" comes from. The actual cooking pot is oval shaped and approximately 8.75"W x 11.5"L x 4.5"D
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Amazon obviously screwed up on dimensions. I have both, and they're both #12's, the only difference is the 8 quart is the #12 DEEP. Use depends on whether baking or "stewing". The more shallow 6 quart is perfect for sourdough biscuits, (or biscuits in general). I do more baking than stewing and find the "deep" ovens perfect for raised breads. (Read my review of Lodge's 2 quart Dutch oven.)
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It's very versatile pan size-wise with the smallest size pan it can accommodate gradually increasing by what appears to be an inch each time, so the it should work with 6", 7" and 8" diameter pan. It's an excellent steamer which we use frequently. It does not fit a 4.5 quart saucepan, at least not mine, however a 3.5 should be fine!
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CIRCUMFRANCE IS 10" AND DEPTH IS 4 1/4" I don see how they are measuring 6' deep, as the basket you put your veggies in is only 4 1/4" high or deep, however you would like to phrase it. The clear plastic where the basket sits is 5" and if you put the top on its 6"I have to stand corrected, my wife didn't throw out our old one, which was from a different manufacture, and thats the one I initially measured for you. Actually the measurements of the basket is 5 1/4" deep and the circumfrance is 8 3/4"
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I believe the Cook N Home pot is not deep enough for quart jars. There is not enough space above the jars for the recommended 1" depth of water for canning. I cannot find my booklet to see if it mentions use on smooth-top range.
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6" is average. If you had an existing plate you will need the 6" to cover the dis colored area. I bought a drain too on amazon
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No. The dimensions of the 6 quart covered stockpot are: base = 9.5" wide; depth(height, excluding lid) = 6.25".
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I just measured mine and it raises exactly 5 3/8". You might put a 5/8" block under the raiser to get your exact 6". hope that helps.
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I really can't answer that as mine is a 5 quart and it fits quite well with a little over hang. You will have to take the chance-the package says it fits 3-6.5 quart crock pots. I hope that helps you!!
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If you mean the wall depth I put it in an old house, wall depth was just a bit too short so I had to do some adapting to the unit. I would think with todays wall depth of a usual 6" it would be fine.
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This sink is 8" deep. Just measured mine. By the way, I LOVE this sink. Hope it works for you.
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It is about 27cm deep with a diameter of 35cm. It is the diameter which makes it difficult for me to use. However, if you preserve quarts, it is exactly the size you need.
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The following is taken from Fissler's website: Note that the 8.5 Qt is 7" tall (without the lid), not 6.5". I own this PC personally.8.5 Qt. Pressure Cooker - Top: 10.2"; Base: 9.25"; Height (without lid): 7.0"4.2 Qt Pressure Pan - Top: 10.2"; Base: 9.25"; Height (without lid): 3.5"
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Dear Ling,Thank you for your inquiry.We don't recommend to stack the steamers. This items is designed for use with 2-quart, 3-quart, and 4-quart capacities. The dimensions are as follows: The width is approximately 8 inches and the depth is approximately 7 inches.Thank you for allowing us to be of service to you.Sincerely,Tonia D.
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To answer your question, I just measured it with a ruler and it is approximately 6 inches deep.
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The All Clad Slow Cooker is 6.5 quart and the insert shown should fit it.. I don't think they make a 6.1 quart Slow Cooker unless it really old.
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Good Afternoon, Karesse. Thank you for your inquiry to Plow & Hearth. The depth is 22 inches. I hope this information is helpful. Please let me know if I can be of further assistance. Sincerely, Sarah-Plow & Hearth Customer Service