How big a pot can it hold (what is the size of the pot holder on the back?
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Not too big or too small... Medium sized pot does well in this bicycle...it is lovely!!
920786
I recently bought this same pot only to find out it holds only 17 qts filled to the very top.My pot measures approx 13" tall with lid,10-1/4" without. Inside diameter near top is 11-5/8".About midway down pot begins to flare out to 12-1/4" at largest point then gets smaller again near bottom. Encapsulated bottom diameter is 10-5/8".Total width across handles is 18". Hope this helps!
942933
it is smallish (Chis size), but big enough for a 4-inch plant. probably even a six inch plant.it will not hold a pot. Youwould have to plant the plants inside the watering can.
783723
It is tall enough. Pot is a little over 9 inches in height. Hope this helps. Good luck.
1663049
The pot is four inches in diameter. With the handle, it displaced six inches of counter space.
2135176
Alyse, I didn't see this until I was at work but I am guessing about 10" in diameter. They hold up real well. I even had a very large pot(heavy too) and it is fine. Hope that helps. I really like mine. Dianne
2222884
I actually don't know. I bought it for my husband and we are going to try it this week. I haven't even seen this pot. I thought the dimensions were listed in the site. Sorry this isn't much help.
2182699
It depends somewhat on how you mount it. The unit itself is very sturdy and could hold what any set of pot and pans would weigh. If it is mounted securely it should even hold iron cookware.
2239116
About 15 inches on the flattest inside part where you could place a pot. 16 inches as it starts to curve up. I have a 20inch pot (upper diameter) in mine and they're perfect.
1644445
A lot! I only use this for individual cups of tea so it is near empty still when I use it. I would guess it would hold about 3/4 cup when full, so about half of that leaving room for expansion? You could really use it to brew a pot.
1607574
In my 3 quart copper core saucepan it sits 2" into the pot (pot is 4" deep). It holds a little over 7 cups of water without touching the top.
358704
Definitely 4 in and 6 in. I have tried a bigger pot and it worked fine but don't go too big. The lip of the pot has to fully fit inside the metal bracket.
2181897
Hi Justine! I'd say it could hold a small Dutch Oven and small pots and pans, yes. The weight won't be as much of an issue, though, as the width. The one I got was about 14" wide, which may not hold your larger items completely. Looks good in the kitchen, though, and not too obtrusive!
490631
The internal area will handle a five inch diameter object. I bought mine for a 900ml Solo pot and the Solo pot to be contained. It is well made and should do the job if it fits those dimensions.
1156511
Hi Holly the holder is 17 long by 10 and 1/2 inches wide. I just love it my husband hung my on the wall for my orgreenic lids and it works perfect for those. He had to pull out the bottom one just a tiny bit but then it worked like a charm. The handles on the lids are kind of fat so that was the only reason. Thank you Hope
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The answer is not as simple as you might think. As with most pots, the bottom edge is rounded off. If you're talking about the width of the pot before the edge starts to round off, that's approx 11 3/4". But if you go all the way to the outside edge of where it's rounded off -- to the point where you're now at the side of the pot -- that's a hair under 13". To put it another way, if you were to set the bottom of the pot inside something, let's say another pot, that pot would have to be 13" wide for it to fit.
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I own this stand. You can fit a pot with a 12" diameter and 11-12" height in it.