What is the height of this juicer?
82551
Don't know exactly as its at my other residence in Florida. Check with manufacturer for dimensions. Strong machine but fills up with orange pulb quickly and must be cleaned out, discarded or poured into juice
82552
I'm sure the height has diminished since the feet fell off. It's really heavy, but still bounces around on the countertop. Good luck.
64784
I think it was around 4 inches. I don't remember because it was a little high and I ended up returning it was too high for me.
1721513
4 3/4" high ( includes the Knob on the lid.) - 3 3/8" Dia. Well made and I'm very pleased with it.
1545156
I am guessing about 12 inches high; I can measure when I get home but it is a perfect size and I love the coffeemaker! Thanks, Glenda
72578
I don't recall since I returned it. It was no taller than most electric coffee makers. Be sure you understand how it works before ordering--the tank stays filled with water until you make your next pot and it seems to make more noise than what I was use to.
1545158
I measured it at 13-1/2" tall. Keep in mind that to fill it with coffee and water, the top lid is best opened until it is completely vertical, about 22-1/2". Also the steam vent is in the lid, so I keep the coffeemaker out in front of our cabinets, which are 18" about the counter. We have had it for about 4 months and it brews quickly and works well.
913724
I would say its around 18-20 inches tall, it does not fit under my cabinets unless I take the lid off. A small price to pay for the greatest blender I've ever had .
2189518
Hi i bought it as a gift so I never used it but I think its about 2 1/2" high
508488
It is about 7-1/2 inches tall. The opening (diameter) is approx. 6-1/2 inches. It is slightly smaller at the bottom than at the top, but not by much.
2031849
It is 14-1/4 inches tall. It is an 'open lid on top' machine, and it is a large lid -10 inches- the whole top gets uncovered, not just a coffee basket sized area.
595448
It is 11.25" tall. We've switched to using French presses because we were so disgusted with the flaws and problems with this drip coffeemaker. Good luck.
304919
Not sure exactly, but I'm 5'2" and it's taller than I am. If I were to guess, I would venture to say it's about 6' high.
351345
The diameter of the base is just under 10 inches. We love this juicer. Just finished making tomato stock and vegetable juice. Grape juice will be next.
904751
I think it was maybe 12 inches high, not very high, this was a gift for my brother so I don't remember much about this. Sorry, hope this will help. The people that sent it to me were very neat to deal with. I had a missing cup and they sent another one to replace it. Very good to deal with.
1278278
It's about seven inches. You could raise it by placing it on a butcher block or lean the reservoir in as I do with my water pitcher that is ten inches. Its a great product, I wouldn't let the height determine the quality.
476434
There are approximately 8 inches of clearance from the bottom of the strainer to the work surface. I use a tall (8") plastic glass to capture the juice so that there is less chance for the juice to splatter as it is dripping out of the container. I then pour the juice from my tall glass into whatever I will be using for the juice.
15355
I'm not at home where I can actually measure, but I'd say about an inch (I've checked now; it's just under an inch). Whatever it is, I am sure it's the same height as every other one of these I've ever seen. Some years ago, we had an old steamer whose legs had gotten bent inwards, reducing the height by another quarter inch or so. To counteract this problem, my grandmother used to turn a saucer upside down in the bottom of the pan and set the steamer basket on top of it. That raised the steamer and increased the total volume of water under it so it wouldn't boil out too quickly. However the boiling water rattled the saucer and made an awful racket, but it worked.