What is the diameter of the wok, excluding handles? Amazon's listed product size must be the box because it's certainly much larger than the picture. (Answered, thanks. 15")
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15 1/8" across the top (excluding handles), 4" tall, and the base has a diameter of 5 3/4"
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about 2-1/4". We absolutely love it. We finally had to replace ours after almost 40 years!!! Obviously, well made, but we don't put it into the dishwasher because of the wooden handle.
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I purchased this cover to go with the 'Calphalon Contemporary Nonstick Dishwasher Safe Stir Fry Pan, 10-Inch' I purchased for my parents and it is too small. Cover sits about a 1/2 inch into the wok. I did not have a tape measure handy to get exact measurements. I will be returning this cover and looking for something else :(
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Mine is 13 1/4 inches at its widest point. They say to heat the pan up before using oil. I'm very picky on cookware. I do like this pan Wok. Need any other info. Just ask.
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Your answer can be found here, I believe......https://www.stonelineshop.com/faq.aspx I bought a 12.6 inch Stoneline wok for my son-in-law for Christmas, and he loves it!!!
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The fire box by itself is 15 inches across, if you include the handle then it is just about 17 inches.
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11" and 7.5", respectively. it is too heavy for the constant tossing style of stir frying. the lip of the pan allows tossing very well, it is just too heavy to do that a lot. I use a much thinner one for that but the thin pan warps.
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It's about 4-1/2 inches diameter of flat. Just enough to keep the pan steady. Most of the pan's bottom is curved like a traditional wok. Works great on an electric stove top, particularly glass tops which just would not work at all with a typical round bottom wok. The small flat bottom also spreads cooking oil out just enough to make it more efficient as well.
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The exterior of the wok is textured with the exception of the flat portion of the bottom where it would come in contact with your range. That area, about 4 inches in diameter, is smooth except that it is engraved with "Calphalon Unisom Sear" and the dimensions. I doubt the engraving would interfere with the contacting surfaces, but I'm only guessing on that.
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The 14 inch has plenty of room to cook for even a family. I bought the 16 inch and my regular cook stove doesn't have enough heat to get it up to temperature. Regarding handles, I prefer one long handle so I can pick the wok up one handed, leaving my other hand to work the tools.
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From one handle edge to the other it is 15 and 1/2 inches. I really enjoy using mine.
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The pan is shaped like a "shallow wok" and measures 12 inches across the top edge, the bottom area is about 8 inches across, and it is about 3 inches in height (I measured by placing the pan on a counter and measured from the counter up to the rim of the pan). Its a nice little pan, perfect for 1 or 2 people, although it can be used to prepare most recipes that call for a wok. You can put it over high heat empty and get it blazing hot before adding oil and food to stir fry. Kind of indestructible except for the handle. Pan looks like bare steel or aluminum in color when brand new but quickly turns mostly black like a real wok should after you cook in it a few times and it becomes seasoned. I only stir fry and saute in it. I don't use it for boiling or long cooking sauces, because those tend to remove the seasoning. Joyce Chen used to sell this same style pan back in the 70's & 80's with some kind of non-stick finish and she marketed it as the Joyce Chen Peking Pan. I had one. I saw a very very similar looking pan recently in World Imports but it is not quite as heavy as the Joyce Chen. Joyce Chen makes top quality Asian cookware. Her daughter Helen has written several nice cookbooks. Helen has a really great recipe for sweet & sour pork that is very old school Chiinese cooking (like from the 70's) and is a wonderful comfort food I treat myself to occasionally. I think its my favorite sweet & sour pork recipe.
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I just happen to have mine on the counter. Overall size including handles is 4 1/2" High X 18" length x 12 1/4" wide. I have clearance on the sides to place in my 30" oven, with mitted hands. Pan is 3" high. The product dimensions listed are of the box it comes in.
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Its a good 15 inches across! I use mine evey day! There are only two of us at home and i can cook the entire meal in minutes in that pan!
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I haven't measured it but I will estimate 5 inches. It is slightly deeper than my old wok.
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This is a round bottom Wok with a ring that it sits upon. Handles are to small. Consider getting one with a larger handle. The only thing we kept was the cover.
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I wrote a review of the product that contains multiple dimensions of the wok.http://www.amazon.com/review/R70JZN3K2R06Z/ref=cm_cr_pr_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B0026MS9KI&linkCode;=&nodeID;=&tag;=