i want to use this in a pot belly stove that is being installed in a historic restoration. Are the legs removeable? What is the outside diameter of the of the pan?
1805321
Yes the legs are removable and the diameter is 10 1/2". Hope it works for you. We love it, especially the kids, and use it year round.
1805322
the legs are removable and the pan is probably 12 to 14 inches. we installed two of these in a bar and they are great!
1805323
The legs are removable but I am not sure about the diameter. The silk flame may need to be trimmed to assure the flame likeness.
1805324
The legs are removable. It can't sit flat on the bottom, but you could put shorter legs on it. I don't remember the diameter of the pan. I bought it as a gift, so I don't have it to measure.
1805325
Diameter is slightly under 11 inches. Legs are not only removeable, tehy come unattached. It does need room for air to move underneath, but I made some simple 1/2 legs and they work fine.
1805326
The legs are removable but you need some clearence underneath for air flow. I don't know what a pot belly stove is, but from far looks like real flame.
1805327
Yes, legs are removable. Can be used free standing or hanging.I measure 11 inches at its widest.
247532
I measured the bottom of my pan and it is 10.5 inches and the top of it is 11.5 inches. It works great on the large burner of my ceramic top. Hope that helps!
1436856
I suppose that it could be removed using a pair of strong channel locks or pliers and strong hands, but I personally would not do this. It's not made to be detachable as the pot is very heavy and the wire handle stays cool compared to the cast iron. Lodge does make a little smaller Dutch oven without the iron bail handle. I've seen it in Benny's stores and I'm sure Lodge has it on their own website. Good luck.
597351
The legs can be removed but you will have to made modifications for the drip pan. Also keep in mind any heat transfer that might occur from the cabinet as the heating element is in the bottom of the smoker.
1602143
The inner pan drops down 5" leaving about 2" of space under it. I only use it for boiling crawdads but should work well as a steamer.
1870531
It's 12 inches across the bottom, unless you have an oversize burner it won't heat evenly (gas stove). It's not thick like cast iron (so not as heavy) and would probably warp a little over time. That being said, it's really sturdy and if you're not making an omelet or a crepe a little warping is not going to hurt it. I have only used it on the grill or in the oven, where it works great, and I have many other Lodge pans that I would use first on a single burner. I cannot recommend Lodge product highly enough if you take care of them.
532436
The actual cooking surface is just under 10" so this unit would not be appropriate for the size pot you are wanting to use. Andy
216673
The bottom diameter is 2 inches. Really tippy on my gas stove burners, easier on an electric. I was going to get a copper wire form to put on my burner to help use this little guy. I have tipped it over several times losing the coffee.
582797
It is huge. It is probably 2.5 feet in diameter. It will cover 2 burners. Check the dimensions if they are listed for height also. It is a great pot though. A quality item and much better than anything aluminum.
1103061
The pan I use it with is 12 1/4" at the top and tapers in to 11 3/8' @ the bottom. The rack itself has bent legs on the bottomwhich raises it about 1/2", the rack measures 11 3/4" in width. Fits perfect. Great rack.Hope this helps.
397891
The base is slightly less than 10" where it contacts the stove top; the pan opening on top of the pan at its highest is slightly less than 12". The base is not thick like on some pans (which I like because of the even distribution of heat) which could be 1/4" or more. This base is quite thin, although it seems to be good quality.
922662
The bottom of the pan measures about 9.5 inches. It's a good pan, except that the aluminum bottom doesn't glide well over the stove grates.
1043831
The bottom of the pots are 5", 6-1/2", 8-1/4" & 8-1/2". The largest pot (dutch oven) is bigger but I don't have it handy to measure. I hadn't heard the pot had to match the size of the burner. I'll have to check that out as I bought an induction hot plate so only have one size burner.
341534
Hello, the bottom is metal, smooth-flat, but not as large as it appear on the picture. The total diameter is 8', the flat part is a disk in the center, 5.5' diameter only. The external crown, 1.25' large, does not touch the stove. Even the border does not touch, despite what appear on the picture. I have a flat glass stove too (not induction) and it is working very well.
1871914
The legs are about an inch. I have an electric oven so I am not sure how much room you will need for a gas stove. But, if it works, you will wonder why you didn't order it sooner, it's great additional space.
42641
The legs are straight and the distance between the legs is 11 inches. It fits perfectly in my All-Clad roasting pan. Hope this helps.
1607533
Don't know since i have a gas stove, but the unit is heavy stainless steel and the bottom is smooth like a stainless steel frying pan.