How are the handles attached?
2037224
Hi, Martha - I'm at work now, and can't remember exactly HOW the handles are attached. I believe the interior of the pot is flush with no screws or anything for food to catch on. I do know that you will NOT be disappointed with this stock pot. It is of heavy, beautiful construction. I've used others that are thinner and tend to easily burn food at the bottom of the pot. This pot is so superior to what I've owned in the past and worth every penny. I hope that helps you!
2037225
at a glance they look fused on, with no visible screws/ bolts/ rivets either on the handle or inside...but with a closer look, you can see where they've been riveted to the pot (you can see the subtle indentations on the inside of the pan if you look closely). but the grip feels solid when i use the pot.
2037226
there are 8 spot welds per handle...4 on eachside of the handle contacting the pot. they look like indentations in the metal. This isour second pot and they are slightly less "heavy duty" than the one we got as a present 25 years ago. Than one is still in excellent condition and we use it frequently. still is .
2037227
there are 8 spot welds per handle...4 on eachside of the handle contacting the pot. they look like indentations in the metal. This is our second pot and they are slightly less "heavy duty" than the one we got as a present 25 years ago. Than one is still in excellent condition and we use it frequently. still is .
2037228
Not sure of the terminology but I would say that they are riveted on. There is nothing that goes all the way through to the inside. I have had this pan for over 20 years and just bought one for my daughter so every time we make sauce or soup I don't have to take my pan over her house. I love this pan. Handles on my 20 year old pan are completely secure just like it was brand new.
2077484
No they are screwed in from the back. Warning they are plastic handles!! I was dissappointed
1499685
There are two screws per pull. I replaced three inch handles with the pulls and they were a perfect fit.
1058992
handle is connected to the base by adjustable metal pins. they lock into place. the product I received doesn't have a real stable handle as the there is some play in the handle. the handle comes as a separate piece so the whole product can fit into a box. the handle is then snapped into place. this works for me - but I would say there is enough play in the handle that one needs to be cautious.
1512710
The photo is misleading. The handles are very sturdy. My only complaint it that they are not ergonomically designed. I would re-buy this set in a heartbeat, regardless.
2173526
Yes the handles are riveted on. There are heads on the inside, however they are smooth.
1395933
The handles are riveted in with a single rivet for each joint -- you could either saw off (hack saw) the rivets or the handle itself
185517
Yes the handle is secured with the same screws used to attach the wheels and the rest of the parts.
1459678
You don't have to remove the handles. You can loosen them where they attach to the head, twist them so they're spread a little farther apart, then tighten them back up.
1435648
The "handles" are embedded in the lengthwise side of the cylinder. They allow for a pretty good grip. For me personally (I have short arms) I could probably use one more set of handles (I think there are two or three sets), but it's for the most part pretty easy to turn. You just pull it towards you (just make sure the lid is on ;) )
410885
Not much help here as I have never tried to remove the handles. Never had to as it is a workhouse and very easy to keep clean.Ask the manufacture directly.
457644
No handles. But the bags are a lot bigger than average. I have a Great Dane. Even with picking up that amount I have plenty of tie off room.
84602
They are attached where you attached the toilet seat. Worth every penny! Very secure and safe to use.
683566
Yep. They are mounted on metal "hooks" that ride along the top rails of the structure between the handles. Very handy.
8103
fully assembled, just unfold the handle and tighten the knobs so the handle stays rigid
549170
No handles. They're easy to tie in a knot without handles. I love these for the diaper bag
1185125
There is a little tool included (like a small flat screw driver) that you need to pock into a slot to release the outer casing on both side and then put them back on the other side to reverse the handles. My pieces were very hard to be pocked out. Be careful not hurt yourself.