I'd like to nest 6" plates inside and I've seen slightly different measurements. Can I get an accurate *inside diameter* measurement? Thanks!
1640440
Don't think it will work. My tape measure shows the wall to wall inner diameter to be about 2/16's short of six inches.
1640441
I do not have calipers, so I used a simple wooden ruler and eyeballing the distance between the opposite walls of this kettle. I took five different measurements. It appears to me that the inside diameter is equal to or slightly less than 5 and 13/16th inch. So a 6 inch plate won't nest inside. The diameter of the recessed inside (or lower portion, whatever you call it) of the lid is 5 and 12/16th inch. So your plates can have an outside diameter at most of that size only. However, the bottom outside diameter of the kettle is 5 and 14/16th inch (approx). So if your plates have inside diameters slightly bigger than that, then you can nest the plates underneath the kettle. Hope this helps. I do not have calipers, so I used a simple wooden ruler and eyeballing the distance between the opposite walls of this kettle. I took five different measurements. It appears to me that the inside diameter is equal to or slightly less than 5 and 13/16th inch. So a 6 inch plate won't nest inside. The diameter of the recessed inside (or lower portion, whatever you call it) of the lid is 5 and 12/16th inch. So your plates can have an outside diameter at most of that size only. However, the bottom outside diameter of the kettle is 5 and 14/16th inch (approx). So if your plates have inside... » Read More I do not have calipers, so I used a simple wooden ruler and eyeballing the distance between the opposite walls of this kettle. I took five different measurements. It appears to me that the inside diameter is equal to or slightly less than 5 and 13/16th inch. So a 6 inch plate won't nest inside. The diameter of the recessed inside (or lower portion, whatever you call it) of the lid is 5 and 12/16th inch. So your plates can have an outside diameter at most of that size only. However, the bottom outside diameter of the kettle is 5 and 14/16th inch (approx). So if your plates have inside diameters slightly bigger than that, then you can nest the plates underneath the kettle. Hope this helps. « Show Less
1640442
Sorry to say your plates won't fit. The inside diameter is 5 3/4 or just a hair over. i think they make a bigger size but that may not fit your needs. Have you looked at MSR products? John
1640443
I do not have calipers, so I used a simple wooden ruler and eyeballing the distance between the opposite walls of this kettle. I took five different measurements. It appears to me that the inside diameter is equal to or slightly less than 5 and 13/16th inch. So a 6 inch plate won't nest inside. The diameter of the recessed inside (or lower portion, whatever you call it) of the lid is 5 and 12/16th inch. So your plates can have an outside diameter at most of that size only. However, the bottom outside diameter of the kettle is 5 and 14/16th inch (approx). So if your plates have inside diameters slightly bigger than that, then you can nest the plates underneath the kettle. Hope this helps.
1352875
No.The 36" is the Inside diameter..Questions call seven six three four three eight zero three five six...
1748964
These are really lovely little plates, but they are little. The flat inner circle is only 3 inches, but you do have 5 inches total diameter you add the scalloped edges that turn upward. I was disappointed at first, because of the size. But I kept them and they worked fine. People didn't pile a lot on them and went back for more as needed. Hope this helps you.
398910
I gave this as a gift to my mom. she put plates in it that are kind of large salad plate size. a bit smaller than dinner plates I believe. if you need me to get her to measure it email me. vwt422@yahoo. I'll be happy to.
2150098
I just measured the inside, yes you will be able to. With No Problem!!!! I really like this item, Good Luck.
626516
the outside diameter of the plate is 9" while the "inside bowl" is 6" diameter
1001559
The inside cube part is 14 1/2 deep, 14 1/2 wide and 8 3/4 high from plate to top. There is a rounded bump out on 3 sides allowing actually wider (roundish) things. that adds and inch on top, on the left, and 2 inches to the back. That would be effectively 16 1/2 deep, 15 1/2 wide, 9 3/4 high. Hope that helps.
190015
Using a tape measure and my pans, I get 8 1/4" for the inside bottom and 8 3/4" for the inside top (It's only a 9" at the top if you add the lip to the measure). The inside bottom edge is a bit rounded -- hard to explain. Somebody else might say that the inside bottom is a little wider than my measure (closer to 8 1/2" if you measure to where the side is more straight than rounded). But the pan does angle out slightly from bottom to top. I haven't found that to be a problem for my cakes. If you get these, one tip is to be sure you press down as you spin the lever. Otherwise you'll remove some of the cake bottom.
583060
As stated in the description, it's 2 inches deep, and 6 inches wide and 9 inches long. So, I think it's a bit deep for a plate, and rather rectangular, but if those dimensions seem to fit your needs, then go for it!
1624318
Diameter of bottom plate is 10 inches, middle plate is 8 inches, and top plate is 6" in diameter.
1764025
My plates are 11 inches in diameter, and it looks like another 1/2 inch of diameter would also fit. I think a plate 12 inches in diameter might not fit.
71758
I am wanting to know the size of the 3 quart Chef's casserole.Looking for about 8 inches in diameter and deep enough to put the silicone egg poaching cups in.If anyone has this information?
445499
suz ... if I understand your question correctly ... I moved the footplates manually to be level heighth, and measured from inner edge of left plate to inner edge of right plate ... 6" apart ... if I did not understand correctly, please clarify and I will try again
1384787
Have just measured the internal measurement and it is under an inch so you should not have any problems. There are slightly cheaper versions but I was advised not to bother with them! God Luck
960517
Hi jonathan..I purchased this plate rack and it fits all my dinner plates perfectly..your average dinner plate only measures 6" in diameter..hope that helps..
940982
With a ruler I measure 2 11/16" outside diameter (which is close to everyone else's 2 5/8"). I can't tell you my measurment for the original inside diameter since I had to cut mine to make the hole bigger, but as I've cut it, the inside diameter is 2" now. I can't recall just how much I cut off the inside edge, but the other people's "measurements" of 1 7/8" and 1 3/4" for the original size are about right.
915929
My plates are 10 inches in diameter. I also have a bowl, 10 across by 3 deep that would serve the purpose. Send a couple dozen tortillas and I'll do a proof of concept test for you