will this work with a 9 x 9 x 2 salt block?
1695794
It is designed to fit this product:Charcoal Companion CC6036 Himalayan Salt Plate, 12 by 8 by 1.5"Eurostoves
1623376
yes it would as long you don.t have large ones, but as i see it, i don't think they make large salt and pepper collections.. so yes it will work... is a beautiful piece..
462796
The block is not adjustable, but I just measured, and it could accommodate approximately an inch more...so a 9" blade could probably fit.
1687510
Yes. Both blocks have a slit on the side near the bottom that the strap goes into. The blocks measure:15 3/4"L x 3" W x 4" H.
1570037
You might need a longer screw but it should mount on any surface. The block is about 1/2 inch thick.
2204150
Absolutely. The glass jar opening should be large enough for it to fit. I also use it for brine. Here is a helpful video. Watch "How To Make Himalayan Salt Brine - And Why?" on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLfBp3t4XQM&feature=youtube_gdata_player
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I've got 2 walls lined with these in my shop, The internal drawr is only about 9 1/2 inches wide so unfortunately I dont think it will work for you
1809201
Yes. I use similar salts. The gap between the rotating ceramic grinding disc and the non moving circular base is adjustable. Thus, for salt which is not in the form of large crystals, one can reduce the gap, and it would be fine. One thing to note is that the salt being used has to be free-flowing though. So if the Himalayan rock salt is sticky, then it would not enter the grinding section at all. Hope this helps. :)
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THE ones Pottery barn carries for their dispensers are about 9" x 5", so I imagine this would work. I'm ordering a couple for precisely that purpose but at worst I will use them as planter stands. I can never have enough of those.
41342
Well, in the product description it says 6' to 9', so I'm guessing no. You would have to add a block of something in between to make it work.
1478907
Out of town so don't have with us. We're thinking 2x3 inches. Only problem is if you use for salt the holes are larger and there's a lot of them you will really get too much salt.
489151
It would be tight. You can reduce the recipe to 3/4 and it would work. I have a 1 1/2 and when I do the 7-grain version I have to reduce it to 3/4 because it rises so much. I don't have that problem with the 9 grain.
999981
yes! It's a wonderful salt box. Just the right size, the lid closes nicely. I have another salt box made of different wood, a slightly different design and I like this one better. You'll love it.
204479
I don't know I haven't bought any smaller salts yet, I just used what came with the grinder, I wish I could check for you right now, but I just moved a few days ago and haven't found this salt grinder in my boxes yet, but I really like it, and it looks nice on the counter.
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Possibly.. My rock salt came w/ rock salt,, about the size of small pepper corns, but a few larger. After a year, I noted, after your query, that there are a ring of 3 holes & four holes underneath alternating, for 10 bays, or 70 total holes, for air to come in. Over 60% of mine after 1 yr's use, needed punching thru with a medium sizede needle,, probably solidified salt, as I punched about 20 holes with my needle, 1/3 were still open .so maintenance must be needed.. Nobody ever mentioned that before. If your fine ground salts are smaller than a medium size needle, you'd need a fine fleeter stuffed inside, or a filter attached under the device. which would work -an oversized cloth, wrapped with simple rubber band. The bottom opening for refills is a small 1/2' clear rubber stopper. That should give you a better insight of the unit. Moisture is going to affect both large & small crystals too.
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It would hold the block with room to spare. As the salt block is quite heavy, I don't think you would have to worry about it slipping around as long as you carry the tray level.
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Mine is 8.5 inches high 4.5 inches wide 9 inches deep. Hope that helps but it is for a 10 slot block