how thick is the pizza stone?
1672649
3/8" thick. It is actually 13" diameter. My husband had to use a grinder and trim off a half inch so it could fit in the toaster oven.
1672650
My son took it when he moved out of the house but I would say probably 1/2 inch thick - and it's nice and heavy. It does a great job of making the crust crispy.
1622420
This is at least 1/8" thick. It is very sturdy and very well made. I use it for stir fry, pasta dishes, shrimp deep fried. There are many uses for this wok.
197129
I can't say exactly it buries the needle on supplied thermometer I would say in the neighbor hood of about 900 F. I will say it cooks a pizza in about 2.5 minutes and it is truly a wood fired pizza. Do not use a cheap stone it will crack. I used one I had used in my home oven for years and second run on Kettle it cracked. I purchased a quality stone 5/8" thick x 15" diam. from California pizza stones it is great and will last. All so keep in mind there is a learning curve with Kettle you have to stay on top of pizza as it bakes spinning and the like as is done in a wood fired brick oven and you will be pleasently suprised at the result. I can't say exactly it buries the needle on supplied thermometer I would say in the neighbor hood of about 900 F. I will say it cooks a pizza in about 2.5 minutes and it is truly a wood fired pizza. Do not use a cheap stone it will crack. I used one I had used in my home oven for years and second run on Kettle it cracked. I purchased a quality stone 5/8" thick x 15" diam. from California pizza stones it is great and will last. All so keep in mind there is a learning curve with Kettle you have to stay on top of pizza as it bakes spinning and the like as is done in a wood fired... » Read More I can't say exactly it buries the needle on supplied thermometer I would say in the neighbor hood of about 900 F. I will say it cooks a pizza in about 2.5 minutes and it is truly a wood fired pizza. Do not use a cheap stone it will crack. I used one I had used in my home oven for years and second run on Kettle it cracked. I purchased a quality stone 5/8" thick x 15" diam. from California pizza stones it is great and will last. All so keep in mind there is a learning curve with Kettle you have to stay on top of pizza as it bakes spinning and the like as is done in a wood fired brick oven and you will be pleasently suprised at the result. « Show Less
234111
All pizza stones are rated for over 500 degrees, the max most residential home appliances go up to. They generally crack if placed in the oven cold after it is heated to temperature. Thicker stones allow for more heat absorption and therefore are less likely to crack. I cracked two thinner pampered chef stones, but it was mainly due to user error.
2023796
That's just the way it is with a pizza stone. Let it go. Scrubbing it with water can harm it. If you put it in the oven while it still has moisture in it it could crack. Just wipe it off with a damp sponge and let it air dry.
852696
No, just a flat stone. Makes great pizza though. Nice and crispy that you can't get with a cookie sheet.
1676264
It's about 1/4 or 3/8 of an inch thick. The pebbles are raised just a tiny but bit enough to keep you from slipping.
864814
its about 1/2 inch thick. We love ours! it has saved my wood table from so many rings!
202589
Not very thick. I actually sent it back because it came with one side completely torn out. I was very unhappy with the quality. Hope this helps!
1324838
The marble is about 1/2" thick with radiused edge. It's heavy and I took a while putting it together myself because the marble and the base are heavy. The base is about 2' in diameter.
1710799
13.4 in diameter for the pizza stone. With the handles, it's 16.5 in. The stone is removable and sits ion the handle when on the grill.
2071693
Approx 1/4" thick. I loved this mold! So easy to use! Great for a lego party.
852697
No, it's completely smooth on both sides. You just set it directly on your oven rack. Be sure to measure in inside of your oven to make sure the pizza stone will fit.
1076701
So sorry. I bought the Pizza Stone as a Christmas gift and, at this time, I have no idea the size. Sorry I cannot help you. kdm
2208773
No, it's big enough. remember that the pizza dough is hard enough not to bend.
1771943
It is a quarter inch thick and my daughter in law loves it in her black kitchen. uses it a lot.
1601778
The slices are about 1/4 inch. You cannot adjust the thickness, but you can take the corer/slicer part off and core/slice them yourself. The slices are fine for pie and most things I use it for.