Ho What is the guage of the pot and are the handles riveted on?
29776
I can't tell you the gauge, but it's got a nice thick bottom and the whole thing is of good quality. Nothing flimsy. Reinforced handles on pot are reinforced and riveted. Lid also riveted. Everything is nicely ground w no rough edges. I bought this a couple of years ago i'm thinking? I use it a lot and even cook on top of the woodstove with it. Love it. No problems. It was a good buy. It is China made, but not cheap.
29777
It is 1mm thick stainless steel (between 19 and 20 gauge). The bottom is 5mm of aluminum surrounded by 1mm stainless. The handles on the 32 Quart and up are riveted and spot welded, but I think they may only be spot welded on the smaller sizes.
29778
Hi, i am not sure what the gauge is. Its thick and stout. I used the 40 qt to brew beer and have just upgraded to the 80 qt. They are both the same gauge. The handles are riveted. Its a great pot. Very strong
29779
I'm not sure what the guage is but the pot is heavy and solid. The handles are riveted. I've brewed with this pot now about a dozen times and am very happy with it. No appreciabe wear and it's still as solid as the day I got it. It's a good buy.
29780
Like the others have stated, riveted handles that are quite sturdy, the stainless is also quite heavy, I am quite happy with this pot, when mine came the cover handle was disconnected from the spot welds but I liked the pot so much I took it to a local welding shop and had it reattached.
29781
On the bottom of the Pot it sats Winware Stainless Steel followed by SST 16 and yes, the handles are riveted on. However, it is not totally stainless. It is a joy to cook with it and a little bit of stain left on it after cooking a pot full of whatever I cook is okay with me. I enjoy using the pot.
29782
I'm not sure what gauge it is but it's definetly heavy and strong. The handles are riveted. Im happy with mine..
1578421
Inside the pot is just short of 16 inches. It's five and a quarter inches tall. From outside handle to handle its 20 and a half inches wide. Its a quality piece of equipment that will last forever. Very sturdy handles and its made in Korea, so its not cheap Chinese goods. It's pretty darn big but not real tall, so it does leave a pretty wide footprint. Hope this helps.
136086
I don't know the gauge of the steel, but it is thick and sturdy. Maybe a touch thinner than industrial, but then again, I don't work with industrial pots & pans so I don't know for sure. It is heavier than my my set of Kirkland cookware set that I purchased ~$200, ten years ago.
903189
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.
716907
Yes there are rivets on the inside of the pot for the handles. I make cheeses, yogurt and soaps. I use these pots for each if my hobbies and they work wonderfully
1262923
The pot is 10.5mm tall. The opening at the top is about 5mm and is 8mm at the widest point at the bottom, though the pad it sits on is actually 7mm. The handle is about 15mm long.
1642462
Handles are metal (stainless) riveted to the pan. You will need pot holders. In my experience, most "Dutch ovens" have metal handles because they are designed to be used both on the stovetop and in the oven.
999759
no rivets. easy to clean. the pot has a very heavy base plate that dissipates the heat real well. I don't have any problem with burning on the bottom of the pot. very happy with my purchase.
1890939
There is a screw on the outside of the handle but no rivet on the inside of the pot.
999757
Yes - there are solid rivet heads on the inside for the handles. The rest of the inside of the pot is smooth. It's a good quality pot and very easy to clean and sterilize.
2037225
at a glance they look fused on, with no visible screws/ bolts/ rivets either on the handle or inside...but with a closer look, you can see where they've been riveted to the pot (you can see the subtle indentations on the inside of the pan if you look closely). but the grip feels solid when i use the pot.
1180076
Hello, I am afraid I don't know the gage of steel. It is a beautiful pot, whistles great, pours nicely. However, it has rusted inside.
1327043
I'm not sure of the gauge, but it's pretty darned close to twice as thick as my vintage Revereware pots that I've had for 30 years. Hope that helps!
1890938
The handles are screwed on to the pot and do periodically come loose. The good news is that the screws are easily tightened. This version of the handle, by the way, is better than the original.
1129002
The pot is 18/8 stainless steel. Not flimsy, very sturdy and cleans up nicely.
2180450
The pot has two bolts on the inside holding the handle to the pan. It is high enough that it does not interfere with any cooking.
2037228
Not sure of the terminology but I would say that they are riveted on. There is nothing that goes all the way through to the inside. I have had this pan for over 20 years and just bought one for my daughter so every time we make sauce or soup I don't have to take my pan over her house. I love this pan. Handles on my 20 year old pan are completely secure just like it was brand new.