what are the dimensions (L &amp; W) for the food weighing surface (e.g. not including the buttons (on/off, tare, etc) area?
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6 3/4 X 6 1/4 inches. BUT!!!!! you can put a larger plate or bowl on it before you turn it on, then when you turn it on it automatically zero's itself out so you can weigh items that wouldn't normally fit on its surface
1596037
Am on hoiiday vacation away from home, so I don't have it here to measure, but it's about six inches. It has proven to be large enough for everything I've tried to weigh (and I use it to prepare every meal)...a spiffy device!
2151877
5/8 inch thick, the feet (six total) are 3/8 thick rubber "buttons", total height is 1 inch. No rounding, but all edges are smoothed down so no sharp edges. Feels good to hold and carrier. Weight is heavy, so between the weight and six rubber feet doesn't move when working. Love the size. Very happy with this product, and will never loan it out to anybody. I got mine! I'm a man, so it's heavy.
2192225
Good catch, the scale measures just shy of 4-3/4" W x 7-1/2" L x 1-1/8 H". Nice appliance. I recommend highly. The platform is 5.5" X 4-3/4".
23203
8 3/4 length x 6 wide You can put food on the whole surface but you won't see the read out. Ideally, food should be in a container and not on the surface itself. If you put the container on the scale very carefully BEFORE you fill it and turn it on, it won't register the weight of the container, only the food.
739305
If you are looking for the outside dimensions, like to see it if fits in a lunch box or bag.... 9" X 61/2" X 2 1/8 (LWH), that includes the little 'lift tab' on the corner If you are looking for the info on the individual compartments...... Capacity and inside measurements of each section (LWD).... 2 3/4 cups 4 3/4 " X 5 1/2 " X 1 1/2" (actual depth with the cover on) 3/4 cup 3" X 3" X 1 1/2 1/2 cup 2 3/8" X 3" X 1 1/2" I've been using them to set up mini meals for convenience... and have frozen meals in them... all have nuked just fine, be it 'leftovers' from the fridge, or freezer to microwave.
273571
I don't recall. I just wipe with Clorox wipes I don't place food directly on scale. It has a tare feature to weigh the container first then the food.
2017920
This timer is 4 1/2 inches wide by 4 inches tall (pen included). We lay ours flat, but it does have a fold out leg to stand upright as well as two small magnets to use on a metal surface which we have not tried. We love this timer. Four seperate timers with distinct alarms and the grease board for notes is very useful when using multiple timers at once. Bought a second one we use in our home gym for boxing rounds and rest intervals. Sturdy buttons.
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4 1/2" but you can set another plate on top of it. Set the plate on, turn the scale on, then it won't register the plate's weight. Or turn the power on, put the plate on, hit the power button again, then back to zero on the scale.
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The dimensions are 5" h x 2.75" w x 1 5/8". This does fit in the center position on a triple light switch and in our case in the kitchen where the bottom of the cabinets are close to the top of the light switch we installed the timer upside down and set the on/off times opposite. "On" time in the "off" time spot and vise versa.
1892002
This scale is 13.2 inches wide. I am a 5'10 and weigh over 250. Its very easy to stand on the scale and is non slip. I haven't used it with wet feet but otherwise its a great scale. I highly recommend it.
1254651
it measures at about 2 1/4"w x 3 1/2"L x 3/4" thick, comes with a cover that doubles as a tray. when you put the tray on the scale and turn it on it zero's out the weight of the cover so you only get the weight of what ever it is you are weighing
1243231
the actual surface of just the weigh portion of the scale is 2 x 3 inches. but the plastic cover removes and sets on that area and increases the surface area to about double.
297614
I'm away from home for a while so I can't measure, but the description says: Measures 15-2/7 by 10-1/5 by 7 inches. I braised a 10 lb pork butt in it recently.
1677107
It is 81/2 inches by 6 inches. The weighing surface does not come off, but you can "tare" the weight of a bowl or even a paper towel. If you are not familiar with that term it means you can zero out the weight with the item you are using as a vessel to weigh, i.e. bowl, plate, paper towel, etc.
1230843
The weighing surface is 2-1/2" x 2-3/4". The digital window is also large with very easy to read numbers.
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Side to side 12"X9"1/2 including frame. Frame is 1" thick on three sides, and on the bottom part, where the buttons are is 1"1/2 thick.Hope it helps...