How long are the individual slots (i.e. what's the longest that a piece of flatware could be and still fit)?
759524
They will fit any silverware but you cant stuff much in there or these will break. Had to return mine due to breakage with normal amounts of forks and spoons. I would go for the rubbermaid boxes which are working much better.
759525
Four slots are 10 3/4". Top slot is 9 3/4". Both are inside measurements I had to wood glue and clamp 3 or 4 loose joins on mine. Works good now.
759526
The individual slots are 9 1/2 x 2 1/2 inches. Most flatware should fit. It has worked fine for my 8 piece flatware that I have.
759527
each slot (vertical and horizontal) are 10 and 3/4. my flatware is normal standard size, fits fine with about an inch to spare....
759528
They will fit any silverware but you cant stuff much in there or these will break. Had to return mine due to breakage with normal amounts of forks and spoons.I would go for the rubbermaid boxes which are working much better.
1103612
As mentioned on the webpage, "Measures 18-inch long, 12 3/4-inch wide and 2-inch high and expands to 17 1/2-inch wide." So the smallest is 18x12 3/4 x 2. If this works for you, it is a great looking flatware organizer.
2046587
7 3/4 inches long; 19 cm. long--2 n1/2 inches wide at top; 6 cm. wide at top, tapering to 11/2 inches 3/12 cm. at bottom. They're tricky to store. I have mine in the drawer with my silverware.
1627119
Hello Annebear - The set seems closest to Place, as the knife is 9". I used this website to determine the flatware size. http://www.lifetimesterling.com/Sizes-of-Sterling-Flatware/DIFFERENT_SIZES,default,pg.htmlHere are the complete measurements, using both a fabric tape and a ruler.* Knife: 9"* Fork: 8"* Salad Fork: 7"* Soup Spoon: 7-1/4"* Teaspoon: 6-1/2"
99289
The slots are 5 7/16", but you can't fit bread in wider than 5 3/8 due to the interior. They are not long as stated, but "normal".
353590
Hi Kelli. The flat piece is 4 inches wide. Should work for bigger mugs I think.
832593
I'm a little late answering, but better late than never! We actually ordered for a compact and it will work, but it's not wide enough to cover the entire slot. We just centered it and there's like an eighth of an inch of the slot visible on each side.
2026676
The "slots" are 1-1/2" wide x 5-3/4" long. Should be sufficient for just about anything you want to toast, including bagels, for which the toaster has a special setting whereby only the inner portions of the bagel are toasted.
622753
Its been a while , since I returned the product it was too large for me, but if I recall somewhere between 1 to 2 inches when flat.
256106
The slot is 5"long. I cut larger specialty breads is half which makes it perfect for the toaster. This toaster has many specialty functions such as a defrost cycle. It works well and does not take up room on the counter.
1362719
These drawers hold standard full size tray inserts. "Inserts are made of plastic and are covered with faux velvet. Each sectioned insert measures 14 1/8"L x 7 5/8"W x 1/2"H (360 x 194 x 13mm)" They are available mostly in black, gray, red, and white in 16 different styles. I have a 7 Slot tray for wide bracelets, a 10 slot tray for narrow bracelets, a 8 compartment tray for bangles, a 32 compartment for small earrings and an 18 compartment tray for large earrings. Take the time to look at all the tray styles and inventory what you plan to store. The comportment or slot size is available for each style. Measure the largest item for each tray type. TAKE YOUR TIME. While the trays are not expensive, it is nicer to get it right the first time. There are many, many places online to buy these. I found mine on ebay. READ THE LISTINGS CAREFULLY!!
1624024
Any plates will fit. There is no rule that says you must use the slots provided.
2260273
I don't think this considered a "long slot' toaster. Each slot is 6 inches long and 4 inches wide. Bagels work fine in it.
509428
I measured the black cushy insert which goes almost snugly to the edges: just shy of 11" lengthwise, 4 1/4" wide and the back of the acrylic drawer is 1 3/8" high. There is a little bit of leeway if you fill it higher than 1 3/8" but only if you take out the cushy insert. This would make the next drawer's stuff more visible but it would start to scratch the bottom. It holds a LOT of jewelry: I keep all my earrings and broaches and a few pendant and flat necklaces in it. Not long, clunky necklaces. Don't know about make-up. HTH
922205
The part that fits into the slot is 4-9/16" long. So the slot has to be a minimum of that and I would think that there would be no maximum. The heigth of the slot can vary also because you can adjust the screw to expand the height for a tight fit.
936580
The toasting slots are 5 1/2 in. long. If I have a long piece of bread, I toast it on it's end, flip and toast other end. Hope this helps your decision making. :)
1302088
Hi Lawrence, the opening to the slot is curved, and it gets smaller towards the Base. The very Top of slot is 7/16" or 10mm. gradually decreasing to 1/8" or 2mm. Then where the lip curves up is 5/16" or 10mm. to a height of 3/8" or 9mm. I hope to have been of help. Good Luck!