What size is the base of the obelisk? I want to put it in a pot.Thank you.
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i bought two of the 5 ft. obelisks......i put them in 15" black urns on either side of my porch and planted black eyed susan vines in them......they were magnificent all year til the frost......it seemed to look balanced with the bigger pots.......otherwise it would look too top heavy .....i received many compliments on them
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Home depot has large pots for $20. Since it doesn't freeze in, Florida it works out well. You will want to put it in the biggest pot possible. I hope this helps.
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Hello, Mary Pegg: In answer to your question, the base is 11X9" and it is approximately 11" tall.Cordially,billk
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I agree, the picture seems wrong. The pot is about 8-9 inches long and 6 inches across, and maybe 6 inches high.
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It's rather small (roughly 4"x9" for the base... but that's a guesstimate). I glued it to a wooden base (it bucks). I made it for my fiance for an inside joke.
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The tallest is possibly 10-11inches. I stored these pots in the winter and have had them out since Spring. I am not happy! They are touching nothing else and are chipping on their sides. !!! Good size pieces of the ceramic have fallen off. !!!
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Its 13" high, 14.25 wide. The actual opening size to place the pot inside is 11.25 X 11.25 wide and 11 in deep. I've had mine for about two years exposed to the elements and it still looks good.
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I find that anything bigger than something like a 6" clay pot looks awkward - especially on one of the lower two levels. Three 6" clay pots look great on mine.
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9 3/4 inches. I'm very pleased with mine and thought it was a very good buy. This is a very high quality (and heavy) piece. I'm a Realtor and this Lodge pot is so nice that I often use to decorate houses. It always gets the highest compliments and inquiries from others as to how they can get one. Well done Lodge.
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The base measures 9 inches in diameter. Excellent pan. We use it with induction cooktop. Its appearance is clean and well made. Hope this helps you to decide if it is right for you. Regards from the coast of central California. Jack C.
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Hi, it is about 7.5inch tall, 10.5inch long and 6.1 inch wide. By the way, the base is not very strong but i really like it. Hope you like it too.
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Base is 13.6" diameter, maybe 13.5". I guess they just say 13.6x13.6 because it's round. The height of the pot is 16" w/o lid and the lid itself is about 15" diameter.
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The actual base is 6 1/4" It quickly tapers down to 5 1/2" for the main body. The stainless steel is heavy gauge for this day and age. Hope it works for you. You will not be disappointed!
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Hello, the entire rose is 2 3/4" wide and 1 1/2" high. This is really a beautiful mold. Every single rose I made came out perfect or almost perfect. I use my mold for polymer clay (Sculpey) and I have been very pleased with the results. It's a great size for a brooch or any other decorative purposed. I think that you would be very pleased with this mold. Have fun, Paola
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It is about 7 centimeters. But I would not recommend to buy it - the base broke. The metal is not of high quality.
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The base of my pot measures 6 3/4 inches and at the top its 11 inches. The diameter of the outer circle is about 7 1/4 inches. It is possible that my measurements are off though.
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Just the base is about 24" tall. The pot is another 8" or so. Still pretty short.
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Actually its a nice piece..I was pretty happy wven with the back the way it was..it was a masonite type product, but sorry, cant tell u measurement,, might be in specs