I can't tell from the picture; are these cups of one-piece construction or is the handle welded or attached in some other way?
764490
Spot-welded. And for my one and onlt oreder, the largest one's handle broke off in shipping.
764491
Welded, but mine have been durable. I think they're well worth the low price.
764492
So sorry for the delay in answering your question they are two separate prices (the handle and the cup). They are welded or sodered together.
376420
They have a solid handle. The only problem I have with them is that after washing in the dishwasher I find rust spots on several of the peace's if I had it to do over I would not get this item.
188077
Just checked mine. 36 quart purchased July 2015. The handles are indeed welded, but the lid is flat, not domed as show in the photo.
365907
The cups and removable handles are stainless. This is an outstanding device. It does exactly what it is supposed to do, perfectly.My money was well spent. It is used 3-5 times a week.
188078
Mine are riveted - bought June 2011. I've lifted, moved, and poured using the handles with ~8 gallons several times with no issues.
1920104
The cup, handle and bottom are plastic. The bottom has small round rubber feet to prevent the cup from sliding around
1954448
Yes, the handle is in one piece. Very nice quality and looks great in the kitchen.
2165942
The seam is on both the outside handle and outside part of mug body. It appears as if the mug was put together in halves. There are no seams on the inside surface area of the mugs. I am very pleased with my mugs. Ted B
1509623
The handles are definitely welded on securely. It looks like a three spot weld. Compared to an old stainless steel set that I had, this looks much better.
905922
The handle is welded on tightly. Takes a little to get use to but I suggest having a handle free one as a go to when entertaining.
848155
Good question, I just and looked and they appear to be made of plastic. Looks like the kind of plastic that a frying pan or oven handle is made out of.
2037343
No they are double walled plastic with insulation between then. The cups are black on the inside.
361981
Well I'm not an expert on this but it's either welded or pressed, there's no bolts at least on sight. It is pretty sturdy, it can hold up to 3 cups of raw quinoa which makes the process of rinsing it easier. The silicon covered handle is comfortable comfortable and slip proof even when wet.
740758
Yes the handles are spot welded and we have yet to have any trouble, whatsoever, of them coming off. This wok is made for us in SF, wooden handles are from Maine and we literally sell hundreds a month, of this one wok. Recommended by cooking teachers, authors of cookbooks, written up and recommended by Fine Cooking, Sunset Magazine, Eating Well, Saveur, Cooking Lite, what more? Thank you. The Wok Shop
983397
No, the cup is one solid piece. The only detachable part is (of course) the lid.
903467
They seem to be. The handle detaches and the rest of it is all metal. I use them in my camper and wash them in the sink.
2102099
The handles being integral is the exact reason I purchased these. However, I've never used these cups. They came to me with edges sharp as knives. They went directly into the trash. Poorly made. No craftsmanship whatsoever.