size pot it will hold
1767261
each of the three levels will hold up to an eight inch pot - maybe ten inches to the edge
1767262
I find that anything bigger than something like a 6" clay pot looks awkward - especially on one of the lower two levels. Three 6" clay pots look great on mine.
1056160
Yes,it fits well. These pots are attractive, but very fragile. Next one will be stainless steel.
394108
The tallest pot one could use would be 12" but this screen tapers down to 9". The width of the item would be the width of a pan that could be used.
488108
It is like a small plate site diameter, you will need a big pot for that!!!!!
1628354
This lid is great for any size pot....however I wish it was bigger cause I have larger pots with no lids.
696042
It fit mine, which I guess is a stardard size . Only long term issue I have found is that when you want to fill a pot with water it takes a long time.
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.
1784790
The pot holds about 4 cups (1 quart). The lid holds approx 1 3/4 cups if it is turned upside down and used as a small pot.
372234
It will hold close to 3 lbs. I melt 5 lb ingots, but the pot won't hold the entire ingot. Hope that 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.
1261002
I got a 9.45 lb one the pot with room to spare so I expect a 10 pounder will fit. I have nothing negative to say about the pot. It works well for me.
465103
I dont have the pot on hand but i can fit a vargo titanium stove in it (Vargo Outdoors Titanium Decagon Stove)Im almost certan it would
35848
I use the 7" top, 5" bottom and 5" high pot. It fit perfectly. But since the decorative pot have different shapes, it is better to do the double check.
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The holders are 9" in diameter. So the largest pot you can use is approsimately 8" to 8-1/2" in diameter or square
627282
I'll go along with 24 inches and 9 inches diameter for the individual areas for pots ( and that's for a snug fit). Personally, I'd go with an 8" pot. If you want to play it safe, use Gloria's 25-1/2 in measurement for the overall diameter.
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This pot is the same height all the way around. The picture noted is a VERY good example of what it looks like. The cover is very snug with clips holding in place. On a scale of 1:10 - I would give it a 9.5 :) (nothing is perfect). I also like the fact that it is stainless steal and therefore has a study feel to it. I trust this was helpful. God bless you.
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The pot has a 10" diameter and is very nearly 5" deep. And, BTW, I LOVE mine!