What is the height for the tiers only (basically the part where chocolate flows), and how high is the metal base/motor?
603995
The entire unit is 16" tall. The tiers are appx. 9" of that and the base is appx. 7" of that.
273975
It stands 13" high. The bottom tier has a diameter of 11" and the top tier has a diameter of 8.5".
602344
I think the counter part is about 24 inches. It's perfect for my 3.5 year old and he's a little on the tall side. We got this for him for X-mas last year and it's been a wonderful, well used toy!
1400222
About a foot tall but I wouldn't buy it. Broke after two months of very light usage and company refused to replace. Find a different toy.
263421
Hiya. It's 36 inches tall. I like it, it's really sturdy and solid. Only thing is i ruined a spot by setting a hot teapot on it. Now theres a blurry circle in the finish that i cant get off. Hope this helps.
758780
it is for standard size cupcakes, but it isn't as big as it looks. we had the cupcakes with a lot of frosting and all of the icing rubbed against the top of the tiers. I think the top tier is 8" ....I think. I bought it last march.
1759254
I don't have it at my house to measure, but it's just the right height for a 2 up to 5 or 6-year old. My granddaughters LOVE it as do all their guests who come over. There's usually a line to test it out during parties and it's never empty (except when cake is served!).
1266371
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!
1927397
about 1 1/2 inches wide and 4 inches tall. The base is thick, so the inside is around 3 1/4 inches tall. They make very impressive desserts.
857492
I've not measured it but I'd guess about it's about 6-8 inches - maybe the height of three unfrosted, flat cupcakes? I have a photo of it on my blog: http://dozenflours.com/2013/01/mikeys-little-monster-1st-birthday.html
177490
About 5 feet tall. I would do more looking if I were you. This was exactly the style I wanted and once I received it and had it put together it was obvious it was unsteady and very cheaply made. I was very disappointed. I guess it really was too good to be true to find exactly what I was looking for at a great price.
1896611
The steamer tiers are the same diameter as the base: 10 inches across the rim. The base is 5.5 inches high, and the tiers are 3 inches high. The tier fits into the top of the base (and additional tiers fit into each other -- we bought two sets and have done four tiers on one base) so each tier actually adds 2.62 inches. The domed lid adds about 2.25 inches to the top of the handle. For what it's worth, the holes in the floor of the tier are approx. .125 inches, so very little food falls through. Good luck!
2162068
I have 3 of this and took some measurements. The metal part is the base. It is fairly flat and will sit flush against the floor. There is a slight ridge on the metal piece (as you can see in the picture). That ridge is about 2/16th of an tall. So the total height of the metal piece is slightly more than 2/16th of an inch (but less than 3/16th). The plastic pieces rises to about 14/16 of an inch. Hopefully that answers your questions.
2057099
1. You can assemble this without all of the tiers. However, it assembles from the bottom upward. The bottom tier is what allows the tower to sit flat. So for example you cannot use just the top 3 tiers. You can however, use just the bottom 3 tiers. We had one of these at our wedding this past summer. We left the topmost tier off. We filled the bottom tiers with cupcakes and the final tier held a small cake for cutting. It was perfect! 2. It is supposed to hold 80 - 100 full size cupcakes, depending on how tightly or loosely you pack them onto the tiers. I am not sure about jumbo size cupcakes, we used a size between mini and regular. Here is the breakdown by tier, incase you want to leave some tiers off : *Top Tier- 6.5 inch (5 cupcakes or 9 mini) *Second Tier- 11 inch (12 cupcakes or 20 minis) *Third Tier- 14 inch (16 cupcakes or 38 minis) *Fourth Tier- 17 inch (20 cupcakes or 48 minis) *Fifth Tier- 20 inch (32 cupcakes or 70 minis) *There is a 4 inch clearance between each tier. I would measure those jumbos and make sure they are not too high!
1118624
the unit itself is 11" high without the motor, 12" circumference & approx 16" high with the motor on. the box is 14" high X 12" X 12". I particularly like this model because it makes a gallon of ice cream.
1459063
The base is 6 and 5/8 inches high. This unit is 'okay' for purposes of travel, but I have subsequently purchased a much stronger (and larger) machine that will blend curly kale and apple and other 'very firm' fruits and veggies far better; This Tribest unit chops the kale okay, but the result is a 'smoothie' that isn't. On a scale of 1 to 10 (ten is best), I rate this unit a 5.5 or 6, mostly for its counter-top convenience. I place the base and attachments in a cupboard above the counter: very convenient. Cleans easily, too.
111910
3-1/2 inch high. FYI, I donated the cake stand to Goodwill, the cover is quit heavy and if your not careful when you go to cover your cake/pastries you can chip by tapping the plate. I found one that has a clear plastic cover.