What are pros and cons of 16-inch round vs. 16" x 14" rectangular?
1060967
I chose the 16" round over the rectangular because I can't make round pizzas bigger than 14" in the rectangular. So, to me, the extra couple inches on the 16" side would have been useless but there are probably other uses that make the rectangular stone a better fit for some people. I suppose it depends on what you like to make with your stone!
1038736
I recommend 16 gauge, but if all you have is 18, that is OK. Don't use 20, and 14 is more than you need unless you're making a long run (more than two rooms).
602868
The square ones are 1550. The round ones are listed differently last I checked
1493775
The original was round and I replaced it with this one which is squared, it is much better for conceal as the original round was hard to conceal under clothes. Just that little change made a big difference. Hope this helps
251686
It's straight, not L shaped. I assume that's what you meant by round or square.
158361
I purchased the round. I tend to agree with the other two responders. Rectangular with corners rounded off.
1364356
Hi, don't know the difference. The one I bought 3-4 yrs ago has actual dicing area about 3" square. If the other one is bigger, then more usable. I found slamming w/my fist made the dicing easier. Strong and easy to clean. I use it weekly. You can't dice a whole onion as pictured, must cut it into narrow horizontal thirds. Softer vegs would work easier. But the dice is a uniform 1/4". Happy cooking.
99931
The 5.2 x 2.9 x 0.2 is definitely garbage information. A round item is the same in two directions (diameter) and only different in the length! A non technical person posted the info and I wouldn't have a clue as to how they came up with their measurements. The 0.2 (.050 under 1/4") could be the thickness of the outer 'ring' but that dimension would be irrelevant to what is needed when purchasing.
753401
fits in corner nicely. from corner to front side is 14" on both sides and 20" across that is rounded. I love mine.
1348377
Both should work. Technically it would use 8in but I'm using 14in and they work just fine for me.
315190
Not at all. I don't have ruler handy, but it's probably closer to 1.5" round and 2.5" long.
1195471
I myself would not prefer the 21" over the 16". I like the 16" very much. It serves my needs very well.
405254
Larger is much better. Perforation on all sides is much better, so performance is much better and faster. I love mine!!
1911084
I'd get the 14x28 if cost is a factor. You will not lose a lot of heat from the uncovered 1 to 2 ft on the short end (only about 5% of your pool is uncovered). You could always cut a piece from the leftover long side. My experience is that the cover stretches another 6+ inches anyway when its on the pool.
2254045
16 gauge will work...if you have a problem you may want to go up to 14 gauge
600728
The main difference is holding power, discreteness, and availability. The 21 ga will hold better, but it will make a more noticeable hole. Also I've seen 23 ga on more store shelves. Both are good options, so I hope that helps.
1101955
No real preference. I chose the 9" because we have a small inside corner cupboard that it fit great, with enough room to turn.