Is one set with 1.5 lbs enough for, say a 9 x13 inch dish?
1381972
Not if you want it very deep. I highly recommend getting more. We bought the 1.5 lbs and we are limited to what we can actually do with it. It order to make sandcastles and such you will need more. We love it!!!!!
1381973
Yes! I ended up getting a Tupperware container that has talker sides just to try to contain it a little more but I was using a 9x13 prior to that. Minimal mess. Cleans up easily. I am just careful to never seal the Tupperware which is a little counterintuitive!
1381974
I have a plastic container that size that is approximately 6" tall and I put in 2 bags (3lbs). It's an ideal amount, the tall sides keep the sand in it (though it's pretty easy to get back in if it gets knocked out). We don't do castles though...ours is a mini construction site (bulldozer, excavator, etc) and we build roads & cliffs, destroy them, repeat. It's fun stuff. I drilled holes in the lid so I could seal it without drying it out (per the instructions) because I didn't want to dump it on myself getting it down from the high shelf in the closet where it lives when we are not playing with it. I have a plastic container that size that is approximately 6" tall and I put in 2 bags (3lbs). It's an ideal amount, the tall sides keep the sand in it (though it's pretty easy to get back in if it gets knocked out). We don't do castles though...ours is a mini construction site (bulldozer, excavator, etc) and we build roads & cliffs, destroy them, repeat. It's fun stuff. I drilled holes in the lid so I could seal it without drying it out (per the instructions) because I didn't want to dump it on myself getting it down from the high shelf in the closet where it lives when we are not... » Read More I have a plastic container that size that is approximately 6" tall and I put in 2 bags (3lbs). It's an ideal amount, the tall sides keep the sand in it (though it's pretty easy to get back in if it gets knocked out). We don't do castles though...ours is a mini construction site (bulldozer, excavator, etc) and we build roads & cliffs, destroy them, repeat. It's fun stuff. I drilled holes in the lid so I could seal it without drying it out (per the instructions) because I didn't want to dump it on myself getting it down from the high shelf in the closet where it lives when we are not playing with it. « Show Less
948612
Yes, a 9x13 casserole dish will easily fit inside. Inside dimensions are 14" deep by 21" wide. Hope that helps.
1104535
Yes, but remember they are rather small. The circle bakeware is the size of a red barrons deep dish personal pizza. So, very small. I this helps.
915846
Sorry but a 9 X 13 would not fit. You can fit a standard size casserole dish like the french white Corning dishes.
1818590
Plenty!! I have an 11 inch plate Set in then. Also 6 inch bowl set fits. Great product!!!
1260229
Not much over 1 lbs, the pans are very small! 8 3/8 x 4 1/2 at top and 7 1/2 x 3 3/4 at bottom
1165424
Absolutely NOT! The correct dimensions are 4.25 in X 3 in X 0.75 in. Also, they do NOT weigh 1.5 lbs. Probably less than 1.5 ounces.
390362
The dish itself is not that heavy; however, box packaging depending on what they pack it with I would not be surprised of the total weight was close to 35.
264933
They don't weigh a lot but I had to get two sets because one set isn't thick enough. I didn't mind tho because the price was very reasonable.
1053192
Hello Paula, The bags are 10 9/16 x 10 3/4 so they will not fit the 10 x 13 dish. Sorry.
1339770
No. 4 pounds is too heavy. This magnet holder is for utensils and dish towels. They are not extremely heavy. The holder is not for pots or pans or anything very heavy.
105832
I bought several steam table pan varieities, but I am pretty sure I bought these for doing approximately equivalent to 9" x 13" pan baking (Lasagna, casseroles, cakes, breads, etc.) That I could bring to work and to potlucks without having to worry about losing a casserole dish. They are not the big ones.
1636909
Absolutely! I have a cookbook that is about 5lbs as well, and it holds it perfectly. The clear plastic in front also helps keep the book clean while it holds it open. I'm completely satisfied with this product and have used it over a dozen times since I purchased it. I think you'll be happy with it.
2096926
As long as they're not too heavyI have them in my kitchen cabinets with 9 heavy, but small, food storage itemsI love themHope that helps, if not come back at me
494513
I don't think they will work for that weight. Although they are sturdy and I have some heavy pots and iron frypans hanging I am not sure I'd want to try that much. 2 or 3 together might work, but you'd have to buy a pack to find out-Amazon had the best price for these as I looked around first and didn't find what I wanted quite like them for the value. If they don't work for this need keep them for another.
1983066
I chose to buy this set specifically because all of the spoons were the same size. My wife is ataxic, and needs to use spoons more than any other type of flatware. However because of her problem, we lose spoons down the garbage disposal a little too often. Having a set with different sized flatware would be of no use to me.
1788494
I believe so, this product is a good size to use with one hand and should not be too large and unruly to handle the small pieces. Please remember the listing is only for 1 item, not all 3 as the photo suggests