I saw different sizes for the depth of this pot. What is really size for the depth? Thanks
1833266
My pot measures 11 inches in diameter at the top by 6 inches deep. These are inside dimensions. We like the product.
1833267
Well I just took my ruler and measured it and its 6" tall and 11 1/2" across the widest part. It holds 8.5 quarts of liquid. I use it to make my big pot of homemade vegetable beef barley soup and there is plenty of room for that. Hope this helps.
942099
If you do not have a STAINLESS STEEL pot, you will want to get a 24 qt or bigger pot. Do not buy the cheap one. Buy one that you can use for many things, with a thick bottom.
1358490
The largest pot measures 9" deep x 10" diameter; middle one is 6-1/2" deep x 7" diameter; smallest one is 5-1/2" deep x 5-1/2" diameter. All measurements are approximate and taken on the outside of the pot. Diameter measurements are from inside the lip at the top of the pot.
2046287
According to my trusty tape measure the inside bottom diameter is approx 6 1/2" & the outside diameter is 7". This oughta be perfect for your needs. This is a great little pot. If you are in to cast iron stuff, you will be very pleased with it. Good luck!
304771
The capacity of the pot is not the issue. Measure the opening. I have one pot with an enormous opening, and it will not work for that one. All the others fit.
1017026
The pot size is 3.3Qts. It measures 7-1/8" in diameter and 5-1/8" deep. This pressure cooker is really good for making small batches. For instance, I put one or one and a half cups of dry beans in and fill with water to the max line. It takes about an hour or an hour and a half to cook the beans. If you're looking for a small pressure cooker this is the one. I love mine.
1363633
I had the same question when I bought it. It's a misprint. Too bad for them, it no doubt affects sales. The actual depth is 12". It's quite a nice planter. I found similar ones at Home depot for less $$$ that work just as well.
748091
The pot is about 3 1/4" deep and 4.75" across on the bottom (the small part of the pot). The handle is about 4" long. Hopefully this makes sense as I'm terrible with measuring dimensions and I just used a ruler on it.
1900363
I purchased on about a year ago that is excellent . I use it with several different size pots. It was mfg by Calphalon. I do not recall more info. Its bottom is small then it steps up in size in stages.
963801
This pot, is aprox. 8 1/2 inches across the top.It VERY gently slopes down, to aprox 6 1/2 : across the bottom. It is 5 inches deep. (But SEEMS deeper) ;)The handle is 7" longThe LID has two pouring spouts, to drain. One larger than the other.Sides are lightweight , bottom is heavy and reinforced.I had some Red Chili stick to the bottom once, because I almost forgot it on the stove. Got too hot.I love to boil chicken breasts in it; holds two VERY large bone-in breast halves.Perfect for Rice.Best of luck. It's a keeper!PS: My quick measurements were a bit off from others, but close. ;) This pot, is aprox. 8 1/2 inches across the top.It VERY gently slopes down, to aprox 6 1/2 : across the bottom. It is 5 inches deep. (But SEEMS deeper) ;)The handle is 7" longThe LID has two pouring spouts, to drain. One larger than the other.Sides are lightweight , bottom is heavy and reinforced.I had some Red Chili stick to the bottom once, because I almost forgot it on the stove. Got too hot.I love to boil chicken breasts in it; holds two VERY large bone-in breast halves.Perfect for Rice.Best of luck. It's a... » Read More This pot, is aprox. 8 1/2 inches across the top.It VERY gently slopes down, to aprox 6 1/2 : across the bottom. It is 5 inches deep. (But SEEMS deeper) ;)The handle is 7" longThe LID has two pouring spouts, to drain. One larger than the other.Sides are lightweight , bottom is heavy and reinforced.I had some Red Chili stick to the bottom once, because I almost forgot it on the stove. Got too hot.I love to boil chicken breasts in it; holds two VERY large bone-in breast halves.Perfect for Rice.Best of luck. It's a keeper!PS: My quick measurements were a bit off from others, but close. ;) « Show Less
1926591
Five quart. Ten inches round and four inches deep. The best pot I have ever used. In fact, I use it several times a week. Perfect for soups, chilis, beans. Have given it as gifts and the recipients have raved about it. I give it five stars!
1264968
The pot is about 7 inches deep and the lid basically sits on top but it is heavy. I have not used it yet but the real reason why I purchased the pot is because I had a wood stove put in last year. The wood stove has a cook top on top to be able to cook things on. Sorry that I couldn't give you anymore information.
1607572
The steamer goes 1" into both sizes of pots that I have. They are both 4" deep, so about 2+ inches of water. The steamer has one more lip for a larger pot, so that would go a little deeper. I have never had the water boil out, but I steam on a simmer.
1372006
Hallo, I dont have the actual item here anymore so I cannot measure it. I did some research and did not see actual dimensions listed. I remember it quite well and would estimate it be 5-6 inches tall/deep plus 1.5 inches for the lid, and about the same across in diameter(5-6 inches) plus 1.5 where the handles are. It seemed to me and also in a few reviews I saw that it was a very nicely put together pot. It even has subtle measurements on the inside. Thanks for your interest.
1446105
Hi- the pot is 7 inches w & 4 1/2 inches deep ,the steamer insert is 7"w&apx; 3 1/3"deep my most sincery regards
31475
So sorry this took so long, I was out of town. This pot is slightly under 5 inches deep. Its a great slow cooker. D
2056777
I just measured and a 10 inch pot will not fit. I have an 8 inch pot and there is little room left.