What's the diameter of this steamer?
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* 10"Dia. (13 1/4"W with handles) x 5 1/2"H (13"H with inserts and lid), FROM WEB SITE OF CHEF'S CATALOG.
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The diameter is 8.86". The height is 5.12" and the diameter, with the handle included, is 15.75". It is a great steamer. It will work with the 2, 3, and 4 quart sauce pan.
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Hi, Joan -- The Norpro 1 Quart Stainless Steel 3 Piece Mini Steamer I have is 6" across... and yes -- the inside of the steamer at the bottom is about 1/2" smaller. And echoing what's been said, I LOVE mine and use it frequently -- it's such high quality, so well-made, and just sweet... easy to use and easy to clean. Perfect for a side-dish for 1 or 2...
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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.
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I tried this on an eight inch pan and it will fit exactly since the steamer is exactly eight inches from outside rim to rim. Ideally the pan should be just a tiny bit smaller so the steamer can fit over the lip of the pan, but eight inches will work if you balance it.
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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.
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I don't know the exact diameter. It is at my cabin 2 hours away and I didn't measure it.
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Inside circumference is 7", outside circumference is 8" and depth is 2 1/4". Very good steamer.
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somewhere between 13 and 13 1/2 inches - the steamer doesn't add any height whether it is in our out - I always store it w/lid upside down (knob inwards)
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I just measured the one I bought, and it is 8-1/16" diameter. Fits perfectly inside the Secura Steamer bowls.
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The item pictured is the combination pasta strainer/vegetable steamer insert. Its diameter is 10 inches at both its top and where it rests on the top lip of the stock pot/multipurpose pot. As for the sauce pans, following are the diameters (measured at the top of each pan) for the ones that I own: 1.5 qt. sauce pan: 7 inches 2.5 qt. shallow sauce pan: 9 inches 3.5 qt. pour and strain sauce pan: 8 3/4 inches
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Yes, this will work with an 8" steamer. I measured the inside hole and it is 7-1/2". The lip around that inner hole is 1/2" (you can see it in the photo if you look closely) so an 8" steamer should work great. It seems to have been designed for an 8" or larger steamer.
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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.
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So - I got my tape measure out to check for you. There are 3 steps which decrease on the bottom of the steamer from 8 to 6 inches - so I can use it on at least four different sizes of pan 6" through 8". The top opening measures 8" but has a heavy lip around it which helps keep it stable and is good to grab. I was thrilled when I got mine & realized this because it is expensive but great quality & justified price if it's so versatile. I use mine everyday & I've had it little more than a year & it looks like new.
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Yes, in the bottem and the sides they are 1/8 inch. The steamers holes look smaller. Hope it helps :o)
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I gave it as a gift but if I recall about 3/4". It did fit nicely in a four quart pan and even a fry pan if you leave the leaves open. Also key for me was the sturdiness of the feet, many of the steamer I saw at the store had feet that easily bent.
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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.