what is the steamer's size, the diameter, depth, width? thanks
937137
Someone measured it before. I copied it down as the following:very bottom outside diameter 6 1/8 " then up about 3/8 " with 1/8 projection to a outside diameter of 6 3/8 "...... not sure about the hole to hole....
937138
Someone measured it before. I copied it down as the following: very bottom outside diameter 6 1/8 " then up about 3/8 " with 1/8 projection to a outside diameter of 6 3/8 "...... not sure about the hole to hole....
354931
It is 11 1/2 inches high, 11 1/2 inches across. It has 2 steaming trays, 2 3/4 inches deep each, 10 1/4 inches across inside. The bottom part is around 4 inches deep in the center. I hope this helps.
474875
My red steamer (with the clear, plastic top on the red bottom) measures 4 1/4" tall x 8 1/2 " wide (which is a rounded square). Hope this helps.
662855
This steamer is 8" across the top opening and 6" at the bottom(perforated). Holds 1.5 - 2 lbs of vegetables. An excellent steamer and a great value.
448211
The diameter is 5 1/2 inches on the inside of the rim for both the steamer and the pan sections.
1446108
The bottom pot is 7 1/4" wide & 4 1\2" deep. The top steamer part is 7 1/8" wide & 3 1\2" deep. It works great and it is one of the better ones I've been able to find. I hope that answers all your questions.
1999460
I can give you the measurements of the steamer so you can see if it will fit. The bottom of the steamer measures 12 1/4 inches. It has a lip that sit on a pan, that measures 13 1/4 inches across.
1368208
The head is quite small...about 9 inches across. I would measure mine for you, but it's in the landfill after less than 20 minutes' use. It's a piece of junk. I bought this (http://www.amazon.com/McCulloch-MC1385-Deluxe-Canister-System/dp/B00G00BTEA/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid;=1422492859&sr;=8-2&keywo;rds=mcculloch+steam+cleaner&pebp;=1422492856400&peasin;=B00G00BTEA) instead and use it regularly for a similar amount of tile. Try it, you won't be sorry.
1746205
Base is about 4-1'14" in diameter. The unit is approximately 7-1/2' tall to the top of the steamer wand.
448216
The interior diameter of the steamer is ~5 5/8". The lower inch and a half of the steamer is slightly narrower so it can set into the pan below that holds the water.
2061781
The steamer's lid measures 8.5" across to the outside edge of the flange. It is also a noticeably thinner gauge metal than Cuisinart uses for its fine saucepans and pots. However, this does not affect its cooking ability. It prepares vegetables quickly and to perfection. Easy cleanup, too. I hope this helps.
1129917
I'll do my best to answer this qustion. The inside diameter of the steamer basket is 9.5 inches at its' widest point and 4 1/8th inches deep. The pot depth is 5 7/8 inches. When inserted, the steamer basked goes into the pot approximately 1 3/4 inches.I use this steamer regularly. In fact, I used it today to par-steam two pounds of Brussels Sprouts for freezing. I could not be happier with the product. It gets a great deal of use in my kitchen.
1982370
The circumference of this steamer is about 17 inches. The steamer is not meant to close all the way, the purpose is to raise it above the water so that the food is steamed and not boiled. You can use the steamer with almost any saucepan that has a lid.
448210
six inches across the rim and about 5 and 1/4 inside the bottom of the steamer. I love it. Perfect for two people and use it almost every day.
761406
13-inch diameter 32cm, steamer insert fit Chef's pan 32cm /13 inch perfectly
1303700
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.
1957333
Hi,The small steamer is 6.6 in square x 4.2 in highThe medium steamer is 8.3 in square x 4.2 in highThe small steamer is 9.4 in square x 4.3 in highThe steamers all have a post in the center which interferes with large items. My steamer is a medium. A large artichoke can be squeezed in with its stem and top inch trimmed off if it is cut in half lengthwise. Both halves press against the center post from opposite sides, keeping it straight. The steamer works great, but I probably should have gotten a large instead of a medium. Hope this helps.