We have glasses with fat stems. How big a stem can these hold (in diameter)?
1285740
I measured mine and it looks like 1 inch is the max distance on one and my other are about 1/64 inch shy of 1 inch. Hope this hepls.
1285741
So i just measured my rack that i have, the space in between the bars is an inch. And the fattest stemmed wine glass is 3 inches around and it fits in there just fine &#128521;... hope that helps a little!
1285742
So i just measured my rack that i have, the space in between the bars is an inch. And the fattest stemmed wine glass is 3 inches around and it fits in there just fine �... hope that helps a little!
1285743
My stems are larger than 1" and there is still room. So I would guess 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 inch stems
1894563
They are in a place not easy to take them out, but I put a ruler up to them and they look to be about 0.4" in diameter. They were longer than the ones I replaced, and thus stick out of the frame some, so I couldn't ut the glass back in. They are used as shelf lighting and not seen directly, so that was not a problem for me. Once in the bracket, they protrude about 1.2". Hope this helps.
1995197
Not without tipping over. The jaws close down some but not enough to secure the wine glass stem. These are really designed to hold soda/beer cans or bottles.
800863
These hold nowhere near 17oz. That would make them huge. I have these glasses. If you fill them to about a third of an inch from the top so they won't spill over, they will hold 12 oz. which is pretty standard. One cannot extrapolate the volume from the dimension because of the beautiful, heavy bottom which takes up a lot of where the liquid would be were it not solid glass. These are very classy glasses.
144587
I gave the set as a gift, but my guess is that the glasses are 10-12 oz. The decanter should hold a normal sized bottle of liquor
1642026
This item will definitely hold a glasses case that large. It did for me without problem.
1486871
almost 7" tall and almost 3" in diameter. You will love these glasses. The weight is perfect. And the picture does not do them justice.
1932202
These are pretty much the size of shot glasses. I have to agree with the previous answer and say that the size wouldn't hold enough fruit. Maybe 7-8 seedless grapes......
2100023
depends on the size of yopur glasses....i have really large wine glasses on mine and an able to put 2 per holder or 8 in total...
1506212
These are terrific glasses. Sturdy and the right size. 4" tall, with an appropriate heavy glass bottom. 3 and an eighth inches in diameter. We own a set and have given another as a gift.
48460
They are almost 3 3/4" in diameter and 3 1/2" high. I don't think they are made from cheap glass. They seem pretty sturdy to me. I would reorder these if I needed more. Also 12 1/2 oz. must be liquid measure. I am using them for spices and they hold maybe 8 oz. depending on the spice.
1961062
3 5/8" is the size of the slot for the base. I have reviewed this item and pointed out that the opening for the stem-1 3/4" is too wide causing small glasses to fall through if they are inadvertently bumped sideways.
914524
Tom, mine are on 1 1/2" short rubber stems and they're fine. I'd imagine with 2" or longer stems they may get woobly.
1980903
No, I purchased them for a medium-sized pair of women's glasses. I would not recommend them for large glasses. bjw
1002790
I bought these, thinking that they would fit into some 'reclaimed' bottles that I was using for serving water, but I could not insert them by hand - they were too fat. I ended up getting some tapered ones and they worked fine. Medium #8 Tapered Corks. Bag of 25
1419732
The stem is about 1/4 inch in diameter. Probably the size of a pea. I use it to fill my spice jars rather than a spoon and loosing alot of the spices. I hope this helps you.
58950
That was important to me too. They're heavier and more durable than most stemware. None-the-less, they are glass and won't take a lot of abuse. Reasonable care.