how high above the pan bottom does it sit?
1364439
About half an inch. It's configured just like any standard flat roasting rack, just smaller in length and width.
1364440
It sits a little over 1/2 inch above the bottom of the pan, just enough to let the fat drip off the meat.
1364441
This picture isn't what I purchased. The one I have is an elongated octagon which does not fit in most of the pans I purchased (which included their own rectangular racks). Got out my tape measure and it looks like my octagonal rack is 3/8 inch from top to bottom. BTW I purchased this rack to use upside down when making toast; it allows me to slide the toast in and out of the toaster oven. I also use it for small frozen pizza.
1364442
Judging by the other racks that I have from them, it should be about .75" max. As food service professional, I must warn you that Harold Imports are very cheap quality. The finishes including nonstick and stainless wear off or start pealing after a few uses. The gauge of the metal is thin also. You get what you pay for.....
1364443
Oops. I only bought one rack, but it's octagonal. I just noticed the picture with your question. I don't know if the octagonal and oval racks are the same.
615822
It should be at least 12 inches from a wall. Ours sits on the floor. I'm not sure if I would put it up above a hot stove, though.
1987995
There is about 3/4" between the top surface of the bottom of the rack and the surface of the pan, so the meat is less than an inch above the pan.
1579372
The top is about 13 inches. The bottom part that actually touches the stove is about 5 inches
403752
About 9-10 inch clearance on ours. It works great for pot and pans but probably not tall enough for processor unless you can take it apart.
2087115
From the top of the rack to the top of the pan is 1 1/2". From the bottom of the pan to the top of the rack is about 3/4".
957533
The bottom of my unit is mounted at 20" above floor pan placing the topmost jets/apertures at 57" above floor pan. However my unit is not the one pictured so your results may vary. I really like mine. (AKDY GV-8727HB in brushed stainless)
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I measured it. The front is 7 inches high and then it progressively gets taller on the sides to the back to about 11 inches high. Watching my cats....well MAYBE depending on how big your kitty is. It's a great pan! I'd buy it again for sure but my cats jump in the box and cover it while there. Good luck!!
617768
I have the 10.2 inch pan and use it on an electric range. Bottom measures 7 inches, which fits my large elements.
412715
just tall enough for you to grip the handle, not fully insert your hand. Approximately 1" high. However, I will add that the pan is a lot thinner than I wanted. The bottom of the pan bends like an aluminum pan. Might want to upgrade.
1068828
The one I have is about 2 inches. I love this pan and wouldn't part with it.
1794511
From bottom to very top of pan measuring inside the pan it is only 3 inches. Still love this pan. Good luck.
1663048
It is about 7-1/4 inches high sitting on the base with lid on and diameter of 4-1/4 inches. We have it sitting on the counter (because we use it every day) and it doesn't seem to take up too much room at all.
2031015
The pan is approximately 1 1/4" high. The lid allows another 1 1/4" of air space. My single layer cakes store nicely in this pan. Hope that helps.
436973
Measuring mine, I get 11/16", or 1/16" LESS than 3/4 of an inch. That is really the height of the pan. The height of the rack inside the pan, is just a hair shorter, than the top of the pan. Place the rack and the pan next each other, the rack is less than 1/16" SHORTER, than the pan.
299255
I have not had it that high, but close to it so seems like it should do fine. Love this pan! &#128515;
1821236
I can't answer definitively because I use a gas stove, but I can say that if I set my pan on the countertop, it does sit completely flat. It is not warped or raised in the center.