Is there a hole in the end of the handle of the 4 qt pan, so it can be hung in a pot rack?
435743
Yes! I have the whole set and each one has a hole in the handle - BTW, I like these very much after 2 years use - Nice.
2278940
there are two holes provided on either side for the metal handle, there is no hole on the bottom
2037224
Hi, Martha - I'm at work now, and can't remember exactly HOW the handles are attached. I believe the interior of the pot is flush with no screws or anything for food to catch on. I do know that you will NOT be disappointed with this stock pot. It is of heavy, beautiful construction. I've used others that are thinner and tend to easily burn food at the bottom of the pot. This pot is so superior to what I've owned in the past and worth every penny. I hope that helps you!
2180450
The pot has two bolts on the inside holding the handle to the pan. It is high enough that it does not interfere with any cooking.
1028150
No they don't have any holes thru handles but they do have a pretty good size pocket recess in the end of the handle that will allow pans to hang on hooks.
22670
Yes, it does. The old Sears pan it replaced for me had a sturdier and better-positioned hook, but this one is serviceable. With the addition of a non-fenestrated second lid, I've found it a pretty useful pot.
96203
Yes, as I recall. It's flat and the handle had good length. Seemed well balanced too. It was a great pan all the way around. Just not deep enough for my needs.
996958
If you mean is it sculptured ("cut out") on the top surface than yes it is. The handle is like a slightly chunkier version of a regular All-Clad pan handle. So if you've used All-Clad before and like the handle it'll be fine, if it's not a style you enjoy then it may not be the pan for you.
1069910
The handle was already attached, i haven't tried to remove it. if you did remove it, you would have a gapinghole at the top.
1401320
Yes there is but when I put the lid on the hole was always in an awkward place by the handle. If you are ok with that, it is good.
253679
It would be difficult to put it in a smaller pot - the mesh is firm and there is bracket welded to the bottom to hang the basket on the edge of the pot.
22668
Yes and no - There is a hook at the front of the basket directly across from the handle which allows the basket to be raised up. However, when using this feature since there is no hook on the handles side, the basket is slanted. In the raised position, the bottom of the basket is only 3" or less from the bottom of the pan on the hook side which may not be above the surface of the oil. The bottom of the basket on the side near the handle is less than 2" above the bottom of the pan. I have never used this pan to fry in so don't know how well it would drain. I bought it since I wanted a large saucepan but was disappointed that the lid had a cut out for the basket handle. It was not noticeable to me in the picture since I wasn't expecting that. In the above picture, the dark area right next to the pan handle is the cut out.
1920803
I have not removed the handle. Look like it can be,you will have what shows in red, approximate 5.5'', hollow. Their is two screws by the net.
978958
I have pots and pans hanging from 4 hooks, plus lids and utensils. Other reviewers are correct, taking the time to find a wall stud & hanging it correctly is the only way to go! Otherwise you'll have a 'decorative' pot rack vs something that is actually 'useful'. It is attractive and sturdy and I'd buy it again
928290
No, no holes in the top pan. You need a vegetable steamer which is different from a double boiler pan.
965727
The handles are spot welded to the pot. There are some black spots on the inside of the pot. The cover is also welded.
1620988
No there is no hole. I don't think I would want to string it up anyways. It is about the same weight as a tennis racket and if it falls you will probably damage the handle. I keep it in the case and lean it against the wall.