What is the measurement of the top opening when you lift the lid off? I'm looking for a pot that will accommodate a pour over coffee dripper. Thanks.
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I would say its about 4 inches across, or the size of a coffee mug opening. I purchased it for my woodstove and was disappointed at how small the kettle actually is. Needless to say, its now an expensive decoration.
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YES! But follow these steps. (1) Do NOT fill the water reservoir to the top line. (2) I tested the lid to see how far to open it to be able to pour - it's not much. Then I put a dot of red nail polish on the pot to mark the spot. (3) After opening the lid that SMALL bit, apply a little pressure to the edge of the lid closest to the handle. This creates a bigger opening for pouring. (4) Pour SLOWLY and you'll have minimal if any drips. I always tighten the lid after every pour, and the coffee stays hot longer than any other carafe I've ever used. I haven't found another front-load coffee maker, so for me it's worth the extra effort. Good luck! YES! But follow these steps. (1) Do NOT fill the water reservoir to the top line. (2) I tested the lid to see how far to open it to be able to pour - it's not much. Then I put a dot of red nail polish on the pot to mark the spot. (3) After opening the lid that SMALL bit, apply a little pressure to the edge of the lid closest to the handle. This creates a bigger opening for pouring. (4) Pour SLOWLY and you'll have minimal if any drips. I always tighten the lid after every pour, and the coffee stays hot longer than any other carafe I've ever used. I haven't found another front-load coffee... » Read More YES! But follow these steps. (1) Do NOT fill the water reservoir to the top line. (2) I tested the lid to see how far to open it to be able to pour - it's not much. Then I put a dot of red nail polish on the pot to mark the spot. (3) After opening the lid that SMALL bit, apply a little pressure to the edge of the lid closest to the handle. This creates a bigger opening for pouring. (4) Pour SLOWLY and you'll have minimal if any drips. I always tighten the lid after every pour, and the coffee stays hot longer than any other carafe I've ever used. I haven't found another front-load coffee maker, so for me it's worth the extra effort. Good luck! « Show Less
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about 4 to 5 inches, but size doesn't matter in this case, it looks quite charming and works like a dream. this is more for individual use, but will accommodate coffee for two nicely. cheers!
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Absolutely, the opening on top is about two plus inches across. There is a tube that pumpsThe coffee or tea out with a half inch opening on the bottom but it does not rest on the bottom for what it might mean to you. Hope this helps. It is a really nice unit.
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Hi kathie,the unit measures 13.8 in. You will need to pull the front of the unit up and off to remove the filter and for rinsing the coffee tank out. The top lid does flip up but is not connected to the coffee tank itself,that part actually pull apart from the the base. Very easy to use. Water tank is side mounted for easy one handed filling.
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Hello, This coffee pot is 6 3/8 inches in diameter at the bottom and is 5 3/8 inches in height. It fits my Black and Decker ODC440B coffee maker.
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Keiko - Happy to help.Remove the lid with the plunger and put the ground coffee in the pot - I like it fairly strong so I use 2 level coffee measuring spoon fulls. Then add the hot water, stir and replace the lid. Do not push it down as yet, the plunger (round mesh part) sits just on top of the water for 3 - 4 minutes. Then you push it down. Your coffee is now ready. Hope this helps but feel free to ask any other question if necessary.mkm928
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UGH...I didn't measure it, I researched the pot that it fit and the one that I have, I was lucky that it does work perfectly. If I guessed it's probably 10 to 10 1/2 inches. Hope this helps!
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I would say itr is about 12 inches high and just a bit over the size of the carafe. One word to the wise you will have to pull it out from under the cabinet to fill it though. Most of the time mine sets close to the sink and I fill it with the sprayer hose. Also not this is a 5 cup not a 4 cup so if you have a 4 cup toss the pot because it won't fit unless you take out the stop start thing on the bottom where the grounds go.
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The pour spout is aprox. 3/4 in. I was not impressed with the lid as the lid kept dropping down over the pour spout, when I went to pour anything out of the wide mouth jar. The lid needs improvements.
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I measured it several times at 4 5/16 inches (or approximately 11 cm). Out of curiosity, which drip device are you going to place inside? I have an Able Brewing Kone Coffee Filter that fits nearly up to the plastic structure support ring.
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Diane, I just measured from the very front above the coffee pot to the back where it would touch your wall is 11" and the coffee carafe is larger than your normal one. In order to be completely accurate with the cup size I filled the pot up to the exact line which reads 8-10 on the pot, then transferred that to my liquid measuring pitcher and it reads 5.5 cups, which of course makes no sense so I did it again...lol. Sure enough it's 5.5 cups. This is below the line of the actual pot though too, when I make coffee in this I fill it up to the top, so I'd say it's closer to an 8 cup pot. Does this help? Diane, I just measured from the very front above the coffee pot to the back where it would touch your wall is 11" and the coffee carafe is larger than your normal one. In order to be completely accurate with the cup size I filled the pot up to the exact line which reads 8-10 on the pot, then transferred that to my liquid measuring pitcher and it reads 5.5 cups, which of course makes no sense so I did it again...lol. Sure enough it's 5.5 cups. This is below the line of the actual pot though too, when I make coffee in this I fill it up to the top, so I'd say it's closer to an 8 cup pot.... » Read More Diane, I just measured from the very front above the coffee pot to the back where it would touch your wall is 11" and the coffee carafe is larger than your normal one. In order to be completely accurate with the cup size I filled the pot up to the exact line which reads 8-10 on the pot, then transferred that to my liquid measuring pitcher and it reads 5.5 cups, which of course makes no sense so I did it again...lol. Sure enough it's 5.5 cups. This is below the line of the actual pot though too, when I make coffee in this I fill it up to the top, so I'd say it's closer to an 8 cup pot. Does this help? « Show Less
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KT, sorry this wouldnt work with your coffee pot..no place to catch the leaks...the water will just roll right off...sorry!
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The coffee maker is 13 and 1/2 inches tall. It would be a tight fit, but might work. You would have to move it out to the front of the counter to fill the water into the tank as the cover is on the top in the back of the pot. It is the best coffee maker I have ever had!
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I'm pretty sure its the 4 cup size. I use it for pour over coffee. I had the larger one before that I used with my Cuisanart 10 cup automatic coffee maker and this one is about half the size
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Nope. I just measured it; the dome of the coffee bean hopper is about an 1/8th of an inch over that as it sits on my countertop (so, 16 and 5/8 inches). The bottom of our cabinets are @ 18.5" and I still have to pull it out to open the top and fill the hopper.
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It works fine that way. it fits okay as soon as you shut the lid, but it does tend to want to pop up when the lid is open and you are filling it. I take the pot out to put coffee in the filter holder, then fiill the pot, close the lid and put the pot in position. I don't notice the pop up that way