how is the leaf handle attached? possible to swap out with a stainless knob type? i like the size and shape of container but not crazy about the leaf.
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Thank-you for your inquiry. Unfortunately the leaf is attached rather securely. It would be possible to cut that off but it might prove a bit challenging to replace it with a knob type of item. Thank-you again for your inquiry.
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The leaf to attached by a sold piece of plastic. You can not take it apart.
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My teapot arrived with the handle attached. If mine had arrived as yours (handle unattached) I would have returned it as defective. As small as they are, these pots are rather heavy. Trying to stretch the handle to "slip" on could, in my opinion, weaken the handle. If they came apart, this pot could cause some serious damage.
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The pic doesn't show but the handle is not shaped at all to feel comfortable in the hand. It's edges are square and very uncomfortable. I took a file and had to smooth down the handle. Don't think it would break though. They used nice wood, maybe Mahogany??? The blade is nice but when closed the knife edge rests on metal in the handle. They need to redesign this one. Other than the poor shape of the handle, it feels solid but I did buy another knife and will use this as a back up. Glenn
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Mine came with the handle attached. There is a small recessed spot on each side of the pot for the handle ends to go into.
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Yes, I had to bend the top back so the smallest lid did not fall thru. All lids handles were angled and slid towards left right left to settle down on that u knob side. I have it on the wall above my stove. Looks good and works find and is sturdy. Trying to center lids with handles does not work and getting the lids out require alwaways taking other lids out to get the one you want. Now I can liftout the lid I want.
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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!
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There is no knob at the bottom of the pot. Is it this picture you are referring to that gives you the impression there is a knob on it? If so, what you are seeing on the sides are the handles and on the bottom is one of the "feet" (there are three of them on the bottom for it to stand on). Hope this helps.
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The switches on the handle are different. It would be a style preference. Thanks for your interest.
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Loose leaf but somewhat fine. I use a metal ball strainer and get small bits of fine tea at the bottom of the cup. Most brands ive used always leave a little behind with that style stariner though
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I would call or post the company! It sounds like your helper handle was attached incorrectly. Mine looks like the picture and I cannot see how the lid fits if the handle is tipping towards the inside. Good luck!
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Hello Sakea! Thank you for your interest in this Libra Dresser. Unfortunately, we can't use knobs instead of handles, because of the predrilled holes (2) on each front drawer. For additional information, feel free to contact our customer service at 1-800-290-0465 or visit our website at www.southshore.ca :)
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I've not had a reason to take it off, but I did examine the handles hardware and believe I know the approach. When looking at the handle itself and the hardware attached, it appears the chrome buckles snap down on the apposing sides of the handle. I suggest putting a flat piece of metal under the screwdriver you will use to pry up the ends, so you won't damage the top of the wooden lid.
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it's not a leaf. it looks like one but it's really a spice rack..extended shelf is in the back on certain models but not on all...call the company you can find them on the web
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It's very easy to switch out the handle. I actually put zebra knobs on mine because I have a zebra room. Any round 1 screw knob should work. Hope this helps
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The handle is actually attached to the lid that is not removable. To fill the kettle you use the spout. I have had the kettle for 6 months now and we love it.
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Pretty much like every other plastic pitcher. The handle is incorporated into the collar that screws onto the top of the pitcher. It's pretty stable. My one complaint us that the pitcher is tall and hard to fit on my refrigerator shelf. I suggested that the manufacturer might want to shorten the pitcher. Their response: lay the pitcher on its side. There's a space saving idea. Lol
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I haven't received it yet, just placed my order, but from the enlarged photo you can see a knurled knob below the handle (away from the cutting head) that looks like it'll enable you to move the entire handle and cutting assembly somewhat so that the cutting depth IS adjustable and NOT fixed. Doesn't look like it'll cut too deep, but it is adjustable.