what is inside the lid to make it look solid?
1127340
The lid has a punched out design to allow you to drink from it,if you need it closed you will have to use lids that go with the jars.
1127341
There is nothing inside the lid. What you see is an optical illusion. The design you see is actually cut out of the metal. The center hole is quite tiny, though, so make sure you have those thin paper or plastic straws if you want to use the center hole. They are the only ones that fit. Larger straws fit the petal cut outs.
1127342
The white you see is a waxed cardboard. If you use paraffin on your jelly, these would be a dust barrier
1127343
You need the lid from the mason jar otherwise the 'hole's in the lid are open
1127344
There is nothing inside the lid. It's a pewter lid with a daisy shape punched out of it. It is perfect to put a thin straw through and use a drink...but liquid will spill out if turned upside down.
1127345
There is nothing inside- you can line the lid with paper or fabric but this is a tin-punched lid. They sell old-fashioned paper straws that fit the middle hole so you can use these as drink lids when used with the mason jars
920110
No, the plastic lid is solid except for the pour spout opening. The center plastic holds ice, and screws onto the bottom of the lid.
861931
it appears to be a light composite, not as sturdy as solid wood. the stickers do not line up whatsoever. the lid does stay open well tho.
899399
I am guessing maybe a heavy metal like iron. It is solid! I think it is a good product.
1124203
It is wood. Some protection needed. The finish will deteriorate just being outside, mine is on a covered porch, so it has some protection. Wood swells when moist, the lid on mine does not work properly any longer.
416238
On the backside are two small holes, and a "tool" is delivered with the unit. It is a slip of plastic, with two pins to fit in the holes.You just have to twist the lid to open it, the trick is to get hold on that thing.
177659
The lid fits very well. It is a glass on glass seal. It lets out little to no steam. The backet is a high quality stainless steel. Its not one of those cheep net ones. This one is more like thin sheet metal with tiny holes drilled into it. Also it is very easy to clean.
1031271
There is a large plastic hinge in the back where the lid connects, but it is very sturdy. There are also two little metal hinges on both sides on the inside.
1005877
Hard plastic with metal screws. It feels very solid, and not too oversized.
146615
The lid is glass. Plastic handle. Metal band along the rim and the vent hole. Solid. Excellent fit.
311263
It has ridges that resemble the lid as pictured.... I've been using mine for years now and they still look as good as when I first received them!!!
1680116
The sides are solid. The top portion can nestle into the bottom if the lid from the bottom portion is removed. I've been very pleased with mine.
1154525
Underneath the lift-up lid is a seal which screws into the stainless steel lid. The seal/screw part appears to be made of nylon perhaps. It does not look like plastic and it is soft and flexible. The lid flips all the way back which removes it from the path of any liquid either being poured in or out. You flip the lid up and away to serve. We are very pleased with the way it keeps coffee hot and it is very attractive on the countertop.
180278
The inside of the standard lid (or at least the part that will touch the liquids) is stainless steel.
1043044
Just make sure the lid is placed correctly. It gets in place with just a couple of twists.
775286
The stopper plastic part that enter into the bottle is solid. The crystal part of the stopper seems to be hollow but looks thick. Hope this will help.
1811088
It looks like a translucent brownish gray jelly like substance, kind of like machine grease. It is not running or liquid so, yes I would say it is solid.