what are the inside measurements of these pots?are they reusable?
1148157
They are 4" inside and reusable. They are thin, but work fine for starting seeds. The holes are a bit large, causing fine potting soil to drift through. I solved this buy sticking a small square of newspaper in the bottom...just cut up a bunch and keep with the pots.
1148158
The inside measurement is about 3 and 3/4 inches. They are made of a thin plastic and can be used over and over again.
1148159
2.75" High. The current image is not the pot they've mailed in either of two separate shipments to me. The plastic quality seems to be higher quality than what I was expecting, however, and they're reusable. They'd be OK for starting seeds that can be planted shallow.
710608
I don't know the exact dimensions, but I feel like you could easily fit a Medium sized pot on it. Sorry I wasn't more helpful.
1833266
My pot measures 11 inches in diameter at the top by 6 inches deep. These are inside dimensions. We like the product.
1795142
Yes, but they are not worth the money for them. Pots are smaller than I expected. Not very good for what you pay!
1716449
They fit my 5qt pot perfectly which is 10.25" diameter by 4" tall. If I remember correctly, screws were not included but I had 3 of 4 needed from old handles. Hope it works out for you.
174571
It is a unit issue. The pot is 12.4 cm wide ( 4.88 inches) by 16.5 cm (6.5 inches) tall.
588472
Measurements are taken of the outside of this pot without the lid. It is 20" Wide x 20" Height
556362
yes they all fit well - very good pots/very good value! have been using them for years these were replacements/added sizes
569426
These are not my crock pots. You would have to ask the manufacturer. The one I purchased is of sufficient size.
382053
Hi, I just went outside and measured the dimensions of the pot holder. The top inner dimension is 15 inches. The bottom inner dimension is 13 inches. The outer top dimension is just about 16 inches, including the lip. Hope that helps. I had the same types of questions, trying to match existing pot sizes.
920786
I recently bought this same pot only to find out it holds only 17 qts filled to the very top.My pot measures approx 13" tall with lid,10-1/4" without. Inside diameter near top is 11-5/8".About midway down pot begins to flare out to 12-1/4" at largest point then gets smaller again near bottom. Encapsulated bottom diameter is 10-5/8".Total width across handles is 18". Hope this helps!
1389054
I would say about 4" at the edges and 2 1/2" in the middle with the pot not full to the rim. I used them for herbs and spices and they did just fine, even in CA hot weather. This year I am trying chives, green onions, and cilantro. Basil, sage, oregano, majoram, and parsley all did well last year.
1913715
the measurements below are correct. don't cook red sauces in them or they willstain. microwave only. i love mine!
2914
Each panel is 9"x 28" and with the second panel opens 12" wide. Can not hold pots larger than 6" diameter.
258917
Set Includes: 2 Quart Eco Ceramic Nonstick Saucepan with glass lid. Size: 6.5" Wide x 4" Height (measurements for pot only) 3 Quart Eco Ceramic Nonstick Saucepan with glass lid. Size: 7.5" Wide x 4.5" Height (measurements for pot only) 5 Quart Eco Ceramic Nonstick Dutch Oven with glass lid. Size: 9.5" Wide x 4.5" Height (measurements for pot only) 4 Quart Eco Ceramic Nonstick Sautepan with glass lid. Size: 11" Wide x 3" Height (measurements for pot only) 8" Eco Ceramic Nonstick Frypan. Size: 8" Wide x 2" Height (measurements for pot only)
385403
Yes, you can keep them in the pots they come in--- for a time. I think I ordered them about a month before I needed them and they were fine. Stay inside with bright light.Of course the pots are small, so at some point they'll need to be transplanted into something larger. I used them as 'gifts' for an event I was hosting.I've also seen them planted into pot saucers, so you can put several together.
1432285
13.5 inches in diameter and 10.5 inches high. The problem in using large pots is that they hold the heat in and can burn up the elements if you heat for a long time on a high heat. We burned up several units on our ranges doing that over the years. We now do our canning outdoors on a camp chef. Much faster and keeps the mess and heat outside. I would not go back to canning indoors if I had a choice.