How wide is this product at the bottom, on the inside? I am trying to set a pot inside it, that is 18-inch in diameter at the base.
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I do not know exactly, but this pot is huge. I think the 18" diameter is not problem.
2023593
Hi Ed, The diameter of the pan is 18.5" across the top of the pan, measuring from the rim of the pan. The measurement is not taken from the flat bottom because the pan has flared sides.
2187469
Just measure from one side to the other of pot. I do not remember how big the pot was it was for someone else I ordered for. If it does not fit you can always return it.
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I just measured mine and the opening of the pot itself, not including the rim for the cover, is 8.5 inches across but narrows to the bottom. The bottom of the pot measures 7 inches across. The depth of the pot is 5.5 inches. Hope this helps.
765054
Must be. I can't give you a good answer as I don't know what pot you bought. This works perfectly in the pot I bought at a garage sale a few years ago - about 9" tall, about 13" wide. (O.D. measurements)
1996136
The little pot set is larger than 1-2" in diameter. The bottom of one pot is bout 6". They are sturdy, though! ALmost kitchen quality. My grand daughter loves her set.
2090178
Not sure what you are asking. Mine has a diameter of only 6 inches. An 8 cup pot with a 11-inch diameter would look more like a skillet, wouldn't it? If you're looking for something else, I'm sorry.
2108368
It's a 12" base... The entire bottom I assumed was induction ready I thought... Very heavy bottom... I use this pot for soups/stews/chills because of the super heavy bottom
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Here are the measurement: handle to handle it is 17 and about 1/4 inches, the depth is 12 inches and if you turn the lid upside down in the crockpot the height is 8 inches. I have read the replies from others and I would have to agree that I would go with the 18 since the measurement I got was from a tape measure but you wouldn't want the handles to hit the sides of your storage. The depth I measured at 12 since there is a cord that is involved. Hope this helps.
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The top of the Emberlit is approx. 5 inches across which sounds small but it can actually support quite a lot of weight as well as hold normal sized kitchen cookware. Granted, I wouldn't try to flash fry a buffalo on it , but an 18 oz pot would pose no problems for you because it comes with the potstand supports.
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About 6.25" It may still fit in the pot without touching the bottom, but it is hard to say.
730392
not sure right now of the outside dimensions, but it will hold a 12" pot inside
1591505
the base is about 6" inches in diameter. But, it also has two handles and a face that juts out (where the on switch and indicator light are), so if you want to be sure you can fit 8" across. I don't know how important it is, but I would give it some additional room around it when using because it does get hot.By the way, I absolutely LOVE this thing. I use it almost every day for rice, pasta, beans... It is a bit pricey, but in my opinion well worth it for a one-person home.
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It is a unit issue. The pot is 12.4 cm wide ( 4.88 inches) by 16.5 cm (6.5 inches) tall.
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I measured the inside bottom dimensions as 14" X 10", taking in consideration for the indented (molded area for the handles). The outside length is 18" with the lid on (top), or 16" turned over on the actual bottom. Exactly 16" outside bottom length at the base.
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I put an 11" deep round pot that is 12" across. It just barely fits. The one I used is made of a corrugated type material that has a little give to it.
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Bottom is 17". Top is about 13". It is wider at the bottom to prevent tipping